Sergio Garcia won the LIV Golf Hong Kong and hopes it will be a good platform to launch his Ryder Cup ambitions.

Russell Henley delivered a late charge that would have made Arnold Palmer proud, capped off by chipping in for eagle on the 16th hole to rally with a 2-under 70 at Bay Hill on Sunday for the biggest victory of his career.

For the second time in his LIV Golf career -- and the second time in as many tournaments -- Sergio Garcia has won both individually and as a team captain. The Spaniard improved each day of LIV Golf Hong Kong with rounds of 65-64-63 to reach 18 under for the tournament and claim a three-stroke victory over Dean Burmester with Phil Mickelson rounding out the podium just one further adrift.

Sergio Garcia claimed his second LIV Golf title in Hong Kong, shooting a 7-under 63 to win by three over South African Dean Burmester. After the win, Garcia received a question about the Ryder Cup, and whether or not European Captain Luke Donald tuned in to see the victory.

Led by their captain, Garcia, the Fireballs have now won back-to-back tournaments, having claimed LIV Golf Adelaide last month. They will head to next week’s LIV Golf Singapore seeking to become the first LIV Golf team to win three consecutive tournaments since the league expanded to a full 14-tournament schedule in 2023.

Garcia captured his second LIV Golf win dating to last summer with a three-shot triumph at LIV Golf Hong Kong. Garcia shot 7-under 63 in the final round to win by three shots over Dean Burmester. Garcia improved his score by one shot every day, and his win Sunday is proof his strong play has carried over from the end of last season.

The Spaniard was stellar Sunday at Fanling Golf Club, capturing LIV Golf Hong Kong for his second LIV title. He shot 7-under 63 in the final round to beat Stinger GC's Dean Burmester by three shots.

The all-time Ryder Cup points leader is having a resurgence, but Bob Harig says Sergio Garcia will need to show out in the majors to make the best case for Bethpage.