Graeme McDowell made LIV Golf history on Friday by hitting a second hole-in-one in successive weeks, becoming the first player ever to do so on the tour. The Northern Ireland golfer aced the par-three second hole in Singapore to finish his round at 70, leaving him tied for 15th place at three under par. It was a remarkable feat following his identical ace in Hong Kong just seven days prior.

McDowell joked it would cost him another very expensive bottle of wine, mirroring his comment after the previous ace. His teammate Tom McKibbin finished further back in a tie for 24th on one under par after shooting a one-over 72. Bryson DeChambeau leads the individual standings on 10 under heading into the weekend. This historic achievement underscores McDowell's consistency and skill on the LIV tour's unique courses.