Branden Grace rises under pressure.
Battling a lingering wrist injury and sitting on the edge of relegation, Stinger GC’s Branden Grace delivered one of the most resilient performances of the season at LIV Golf Andalucía. From a bogey-free opening stretch in Round 1 — before play was suspended due to high winds — to holding solo third entering Sunday and ultimately carding rounds of 70-70-69, Grace finished tied 4th in a statement comeback.
The finish moves him out of the Drop Zone and back into control of his LIV future. For Grace — and a Stinger team grinding for form — this was more than a top-5: it was belief, grit, and the kind of result that could shape the rest of their 2025 season.
“After Korea, I thought I was done for the year… so everything now is a bonus.”
— Branden Grace
Hello everybody from Arlo White and welcome to highlights of an extraordinary championship Sunday at Live Golf Andeloo right here at the magnificent Royale Club Valder. Yeah. Thank you. Yes. Come on. Go go go.
