Scores are reset after Saturday, so the 20-man field starts from scratch when play begins Sunday with a shotgun start at 7:15 a.m. local time (10:15 p.m. ET Saturday). The fourth round will start in threesomes from two tees at approximately noon local time
In addition to the top three earning LIV Golf spots, players who finish fourth through 10th (plus ties) earn exemptions into the 2024 International Series on the Asian Tour. It promises to be an exciting and pressure-packed 36 holes.
“It’s the chance of a lifetime tomorrow, especially in my position,” said France’s Stalter. “Even the top 10 gets International Series. That would really change my year next year. I’m just glad I’ve been working hard, and I see my game starting to pay off.
“Tomorrow I’m just going to go and give it everything I’ve got. No regrets.”
QUICK LOOK AT 20 PLAYERS COMPETING SUNDAY
Suteepat Prateeptienchai, Thailand (-8) – Won in his most recent start on the Asian Tour at the Taiwan Glass Taifong Open
Chonlatit Chuenboonngam, Thailand (-6) – Won once and finished runner-up four times in 25 starts in 2022
Steve Lewton, England (-6) – Finished 22nd on the International Series standings in 2023
Jediah Morgan, Australia (-6) – Finished 46th in the LIV Golf League Individual standings in 2023
Braden Thornberry, USA (-6) – Won the 2017 NCAA Division I men’s golf championship while at University of Mississippi
Zach Bauchou, USA (-5) – Has two top-5s in his last eight Korn Ferry Tour starts
Jinichiro Kozuma, Japan (-5) – Made three starts in the 2022 LIV Golf Invitational Series, finishing 29th in points
Kieran Vincent, Zimbabwe (-5) – Won the 2023 International Series Vietnam on the Asian Tour and brother of current LIV Golf member Scott Vincent
Suradit Yongcharoenchai, Thailand (-5) – Finished 28th in the 2023 International Series standings
Sampson-Yuehn Zheng, China (-5) – 27th-ranked amateur in world and plays collegiately at University of California
Jaco Ahlers, South Africa (-4) – Won the Asian Tour’s Mercuries Taiwan Masters in October
Gaganjeet Bhullar, India (-4) – Won the BN Indonesian Masters to move into 8th place in final International Series standings
Gunn Charoenkul, Thailand (-4) – Finished seventh in International Series standings and runner-up at International Series Qatar
Poom Saksansin, Thailand (-4) – Won the Asian Tour’s Yeangder TPC in September
Kalle Samooja, Finland (-4) – Won Porsche European Open in 2022 for his first DP World Tour victory
Martin Trainer, France (-4) – Won in Puerto Rico on the PGA Tour in 2019
Laurie Canter, England (-3) – LIV Golf reserve player who made 11 starts in 2023
Kevin Chappell, USA (-3) – Veteran PGA Tour player who won the 2017 Valero Texas Open
Joel Stalter, France (-3) – Posted his lone DP World Tour win in 2020 in Austria
Kevin Yuan, USA (-3) – Played the inaugural event last season at LIV Golf Invitational London
BREAKDOWN OF SUNDAY’S FIELD
Countries represented – 11. Thailand (5), USA (3), Australia (2), England (2), France (2), China (1), Finland (1), India (1), Japan (1), South Africa (1), Zimbabwe (1)
Full-time Asian Tour members – 11
Players with Round 1 byes – 9
Golfers with LIV Golf experience – 5 (Laurie Canter, Jinichiro Kozuma, Jed Morgan, Kieran Vincent, Kevin Yuan)
Amateur – 1 (Sampson-Yuhne Zheng)
Age range of players – 9 players in their 20s, 9 players in their 30s, 2 players in their 40s |