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LIV Golf Hong Kong Betting Preview & Tips - 4 best bets for victory in Hong Kong

  • Sergio Garcia defends his title at LIV Golf Hong Kong
  • Top contenders include DeChambeau, Puig, Smith and Uihlein
Brad NewcombWritten by Brad Newcomb
Golf Writer20+ Years of Experience, Golf Tipping Expert
Updated: Mar 3, 2026
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Bryson DeChambeau placed T3 in his previous start on the LIV Golf Tour (Getty Images)


LIV Golf heads to Asian for the third event of the season and the third edition of LIV Golf Hong Kong. Who will win at Hong Kong Golf Club?

Sergio Garcia is back to defend his title after a one-stroke victory over Dean Burmester in 2025.

Current top ten in the individual points standings after two rounds:

1. Jon Rahm 226.00 pts
2. Anthony Kim 210.18 pts
3. Elvis Smylie 209.10 pts
4. Peter Uihlein 130.00 pts
5. Bryson DeChambeau 67.50 pts
6. Abraham Ancer 59.16 pts
7. Tyrrell Hatton 59.00 pts
8. Lucas Herbert 53.50 pts
9. Thomas Pieters 50.76 pts
10. Sebastian Munoz 48.25 pts

These are our four selections that could win the title this weekend.

Bryson DeChambeau


Bryson DeChambeau has been there and thereabouts on the LIV Golf League recently, placing T11 in the United Kingdom, T13 in Chicago, T14 in Indianapolis, T17 in Riyadh and T3 in Adelaide. 

Other notable results achieved by DeChambeau last year include T10 in Singapore, 5th in Miami, T5 at the Masters, T2 in Mexico City, victory in South Korea, T2 at the PGA Championship, T4 in Virginia, T9 in Dallas and T10 at the Open Championship. 

The former two-time U.S. Open champion placed T6 in 2024 and T20 in 2025 at LIV Golf Hong Kong. 

DeChambeau will have every chance of victory this weekend after his recent performance.

David Puig


David Puig has been in fine form on the DP World Tour and LIV Golf League this season, winning the BMW Australian PGA Championship and missing the cut at the Crown Australian Open before placing T3 at the Dubai Invitational, T7 at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, T4 in Riyadh and T51 in Adelaide. 

Other prominent performances achieved by Puig last season include 4th in Singapore, T14 in Miami, T13 in Hong Kong, T13 in Dallas, T11 at the BMW International Open, T19 in Andalucia, T18 in the United Kingdom, T17 in Chicago, T4 in Indianapolis, T9 at the Open de Espana, T14 at the Hong Kong Open and T16 at the PIF Saudi International. 

The Spaniard finished T34 in 2024 and T18 in 2025 at LIV Golf Hong Kong.

Puig has been on top of his game in recent outings and can win the title come Sunday.

Cameron Smith


Cameron Smith has had a solid start to his season on the DP World Tour and LIV Golf Tour, placing MC at the BMW Australian PGA Championship, 2nd at the Crown Australian Open, T13 in Riyadh and T8 in Adelaide. 

Other noteworthy results achieved by Smith on the LIV Golf League last season include a T9 in Miami, T5 in Mexico City, T7 in Korea, T13 in Dallas, T7 in Andalucia, 10th in the United Kingdom, and T14 in Indianapolis.

The former Open Champion finished T2 in 2024 and T20 in 2025 at LIV Golf Hong Kong. 

Smith is showing signs that he is ready to return to the winner's circle. 

Peter Uihlein


Peter Uihlein has rediscovered his touch in recent months, placing T20 at the International Series in the Philippines, 2nd at the LINK Hong Kong, T20 at the PIF Saudi International, 3rd in Riyadh, and T3 in Adelaide. 

Additional highlights achieved by Uihlein on the Asian Tour and LIV Golf League include T10 at the International Series in Macau, T3 at the International Series in Morocco, and T10 in Chicago. 

The 36-year-old finished T29 in 2024 and T6 in 2025 at LIV Golf Hong Kong.

Uihlein has found form and could cause an upset victory this weekend.
Brad Newcomb

Brad Newcomb

Golf Writer20+ Years of Experience, Golf Tipping Expert

Brad graduated from the University of South Africa with a Bcom-Management Accounting degree and has a financial background.

His love of sport has seen him venture down the road of researching sporting history for the past several years, specifically boxing, cricket and football.

Other sports of particular interest are golf, tennis, horse racing and motorsports.
 
Additionally, he spends his time researching the military history of his home country of South Africa.

He is an ardent Liverpool supporter and is known to DJ and release music on occasion.

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