The LIV Golf Singapore takes place at Sentosa Golf Club from March 12-15 with an elite field battling it out for victory.
Joaquin Niemann is back to defend his title after a five-stroke victory over Brooks Koepka in 2025.
Current top ten in the individual points standings after three rounds:
1. Jon Rahm 426.00 pts
2. Elvis Smylie 229.76 pts
3. Anthony Kim 217.76 pts
4. Thomas Detry 151.60 pts
5. Peter Uihlein 137.58 pts
6. Thomas Pieters 125.76 pts
7. Bryson DeChambeau 76.90 pts
6. Abraham Ancer 59.16 pts
8. Lucas Herbert 74.16 pts
9. Abraham Ancer 70.91 pts
10. Dean Burmester 65.00 pts
These are our four selections that could win the title this weekend.
Lucas Herbert
Lucas Herbert has begun his new season on the LIV Golf Tour in great touch, placing T9 in Riyadh, T6 in Adelaide, 2nd at the New Zealand Open (PGA Tour of Australasia), and T8 in Hong Kong last weekend.
Before that, Herbert recorded a T5 at the PIF Saudi International and a T18 at the Crown Australian Open.
The Australian has featured twice at LIV Golf Singapore, finishing T27 in 2024 and T14 in 2025.
Herbert is ever-present on the leaderboards lately and will fancy his chances of lifting the trophy come Sunday.
Thomas Detry
Thomas Detry has been performing well on the DP World Tour and LIV Golf League this season, placing T6 at the Nedbank Golf Challenge, T14 at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, MC at the Bahrain Championship, 7th in Riyadh, 31st in Adelaide and 2nd in Hong Kong last weekend.
Before those results, Detry finished 12th at the Amgen Irish Open, T46 at the BMW PGA Championship, T35 at the Open de Espana and T7 at the Genesis Championship.
The 33-year-old will make his debut at LIV Golf Singapore this weekend.
Detry has come good in recent outings and can emerge as the winner in Singapore this weekend.
Dean Burmester
Dean Burmester had an indifferent start to his season on the DP World Tour and LIV Golf Tour, finishing T32 at the Alfred Dunhill Championship and T51 in Riyadh before placing T6 in Adelaide, T20 at the Investec South African Open Championship and 7th in Hong Kong last weekend.
Before that, Burmester recorded a T12 at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, a victory at the Vodacom Origins of Golf Oubaai, a T5 at the International Series in Qatar and a T22 at the PIF Saudi International.
The two-time LIV Golf League winner has made three appearances at LIV Golf Singapore, finishing T41 in 2023, T14 in 2024 and T29 in 2025.
Burmester has been in decent nick lately and should enter calculations.
Thomas Pieters
Thomas Pieters has been in solid form in the LIV Golf Tour League this season, placing T4 in Riyadh, T27 in Adelaide, and 3rd in Hong Hong last weekend.
Before those performances, Pieters secured a T9 at the Link Hong Kong Open, a T9 at the Moutai Singapore Open and T27 at the PIF Saudi International on the Asian Tour.
The six-time DP World Tour winner has made three appearances at LIV Golf Singapore, finishing T23 in 2023, T5 in 2024 and 24th in 2025.
Pieters has shown signs that he is returning to his best and can go all the way at Sentosa Golf Club this wekend.