Golf R is not a good car to lease at all. Purchase is the way to go.
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Model a deal in the LH calculator, first at MSRP and then at increasing dealer discount %, until the lease is in a range you’d consider decent (we don’t know what you believe that is).
Then ask if it’s reasonable to expect to find a dealer willing to discount the car by that much.
Post in the Wanted Ads thead.
There’s little in the way of dealer discounts and lease incentives. The upside of Golf R’s is they have a relatively high resale value. I bought one for sticker (~$36K) in 2012 and sold it to a dealer 5 years later for $28K. Your mileage may vary, but you will likely spend way more money leasing vs buying and selling.