LIV Golf Adelaide LIVE - Final Round latest with Anthony Kim pulling level with Jon Rah, with Tyrrell Hatton a shot back

It promises to be a memorable conclusion to LIV Golf Adelaide as the final day begins with Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm five clear of the field after dazzling play from both players on Day 3. Anthony Kim is third, with crowd favourites Cameron Smith and Lucas Herbert a shot further back. Watch all LIV Golf 2026 events live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

Highlights: Drama as Rahm and DeChambeau tied for lead heading into final round

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Kim goes level with Rahm

He sinks a 15-footer to go level with the Spaniard. What a finish we have in store. DeChambeau hit a better tee shot but misses a tricky left-to-right putt.

Hatton is up to 18-under

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A fine tee shot gives him the chance for birdie on the 14th and he makes no mistake.

Bryson is back!

Rumours of his demise were greatly exaggerated. After his poor front nine, he goes back-to-back birdies with a 20 foot putt across the 11th green. He is two shots off the lead.

Hatton so close to an eagle

His long putt stops just short of the hole, but the birdie lifts him back to -17.

Rahm three putts

He still gets par on the tenth, but you don't see that very often. DeChambeau gets a birdie which he hopes will herald a better back nine.

Halfway Scoreboard

Rahm -19
Herbert -18
Kim -18
Hatton -16
Munoz -16
DeChambeau -15
Grace -15
Uihlein -15

Teams Scoreboard

Ripper -51
Legion XIII -50
Southern Guards -44
Torque -44
4Aces -44

Herbert up to 18-under

You get the feeling more are still following Cam Smith. They should move over to his Ripper team-mate after his fifth birdie of the day on the tenth.

Kim is now one shot back

What a fairy-tale story this could be. He makes his fourth birdie of the day on the ninth, while Rahm can only hit par. After 12 years out of the game prior to joining LIV Golf in 2024, then having to re-qualify for LIV 2026, this would be an incredible story.

Rahm bogeys eighth

This time he does pay for a wild tee shot with a poor lie not able to get his second anywhere near the green. The lead is down to two. It is unlikely to be the Rahm-DeChambeau tussle we expected, but we may well have a game on now.

Herbert and Kim move within three of lead

Herbert birdies the par-four eighth, while Kim taps in for a four at the par-five seventh - which saw Rahm scramble for par after a wild drive. DeChambeau went one worse, after a similarly bad drive and missed short putt.

Hatton up to 15-under

That's his third birdie today and his is now in fifth spot after birdieing the seventh.

It is a different DeChambeau today

Putting from off the green on the sixth, he left himself 15 foot past the hole. He then missed the par putt. So Rahm is now four clear of Kim and DeChambeau.

Kim goes third place alone

Of the final three, he is playing the best golf at present. AK's wonderful tee shot gives him an eight-footer for birdie.

Poulter so close to hole in one on 12

There was almost an almighty roar as the shot was inches from dropping in.

Rahm goes three-up

He drove to the green-side bunker on the fourth and then a fine bunker shot gave him a putt for birdie, which he sank.

Kim also birdied the fourth to join Smith on -15.

Teams Leaderboard

Ripper -50
Legion XIII -50
4Aces -42
Smash -40
Southern Guards -38

Early leaderboard

Rahm -19
DeChambeau -17
Smith -15
Herbert -14
Kim -14
Hatton -14
Munoz -13
Kokrak -13
Uihlein -13

Smith is charging again

If Rahm also drops shots, the noise in Adelaide will be heard over in Smith's native Brisbane. he has now birdied the third and fourth to go third on 15-under.

Hatton also made consecutive birdies to move to -14.

Another bogey from Bryson

Rahm began bogey-bogey in the third round and now DeChambeau has done the same, this time on holes two and three. A wild tee shot put him in trouble on three.

Early bogey from Bryson

Rahm takes the solo lead without any great input from himself, as DeChambeau's bogey puts the Spaniard one ahead. He was just short of the green and it spun back into the bunker - unlike him he failed to get up and down.