Praison Deschambo ended a round near Misses by wandering in his first LIV GOLF game this season in South Korea.
The American began the last day by winning four Atlas and did not leave him because he won his first victory in any championship since the United States Open last year.
The 31 -year -old made six birds on Sunday afternoon to end with six less than 66 years for a total of 19.
This put him on two shots before his compatriot Charles Hugal III, who ended with less than 63, with another American, Talur Guach, three other shots after the closure of 66.
Dechambeau carried three difficult finishes over the past month, as it came out of the competition on the last day of the events of Lev in Miami and Mexico City, as well as a master’s degree.
The pioneering winner twice in the fifth place in Miami, in a tie in our second place in Mexico, then drew fifth with Rorre McLeri's victory in Ugusta.
But Dechaambeau held his nerves on Sunday to get his third victory in general and the first since September 2023.
“I was playing a great golf game, I didn't get the task,” he said.
“This was a lot of tension and I am happy that I was able to climb to the painting and accomplish it.”
