La Sasso posted an 18-under cumulative score at LIV Golf Indianapolis to win the tournament by one stroke over Jon Rahm.
Analysis:La Sasso surged up the leaderboard thanks to a 10-under 60, the best round of the tournament. He maintained his lead with a four-under 66 third round, and while Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau made late pushes over the weekend, La Sasso was able to hold them off, securing the victory with a birdie on par-5 18th. With the win, La Sasso became the youngest golfer to win a LIV Golf tournament, and it was a remarkable result given that he finished outside the top-30 in 10 of the 11 LIV tournaments prior to Indianapolis. What's next for La Sasso remains to be seen, as LIV Golf's future is up in the air following a tumultuous 2026 season for the breakaway league.
