Michael La Sasso wins LIV Indianapolis, enters DP World Tour Q School
Michael La Sasso won LIV Golf Indianapolis, earning $2 million and his first professional victory as a 22-year-old, closing with a bogey-free 5-under 65 to finish 18-under, one stroke ahead of Jon Rahm. Days after the win he entered the first stage of DP World Tour Q School, a multi-stage qualifying path that culminates in a 108-hole final stage at INFINITUM in Spain. His move reflects broader uncertainty at LIV, which canceled its season-ending team championship after PIF pulled funding and faces lawsuits, while executives seek new investors and expect a reduced schedule and prize money.
La Sasso won $2 million and entered DP World Tour Q School
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Michael La Sasso won LIV Golf Indianapolis and took a $2 million prize. LIV Golf has faced funding cuts, event cancellations and lawsuits. Some players are entering DP World Tour Q School as a backup option.
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