LIV Golf Jeddah Field, Preview And Prize Money

The field and money on offer in the final regular LIV golf tournament of the inaugural season in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra poses with the trophy after winning the LIV Golf Invitational Bangkok tournament
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After six tournaments encompassing the UK, USA and Thailand, the regular events in the inaugural LIV Golf season draw to a close at Royal Greens Golf & Country Club in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Recent fields have become far more settled as the Series has found its rhythm. The previous tournament in Bangkok saw just one change with Japanese player Hideto Tanihara replacing Spaniard David Puig, and Tanihara retains his place in an unchanged field. 

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That includes Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra, who won the LIV Golf Invitational Bangkok and, in doing so, helped his team, Fireballs GC, win its first team event at Stonehill. The field also includes Dustin Johnson, who will be looking to add to the huge amount of money he's already won with another successful tournament. 

Also appearing are former World No.1s Brooks Koepka, Lee Westwood and Martin Kaymer in a field that includes 12 Major champions including Cameron Smith and Phil Mickelson. Smith made an almost immediate impact in LIV Golf by winning the individual event in the Chicago leg of the Series - only his second tournament after making his debut in Boston at the start of September. 

However, for six-time Major winner Mickelson, his maiden LIV Golf season has been more of a struggle. Mickelson's eighth-place finish in Chicago represents his best performance so far, while he finished 17th in last week's tournament in Bangkok. He'll be keen to end the regular season on a high this week. 

Once again, the purse is $25m, with $4m going to the winner of the individual event and $3m shared among members of the winning team. After that, attention turns to the Blue Monster course at Florida's Trump National Doral for the final event of the season featuring a knockout team championship format and a purse of $50m.

Below is the full breakdown of the field for the LIV Golf Invitational Jeddah.

LIV Golf Jeddah Field

  • Abraham Ancer
  • Anirban Lahiri
  • Bernd Wiesberger
  • Branden Grace
  • Brooks Koepka
  • Bryson DeChambeau
  • Cameron Smith
  • Cameron Tringale
  • Carlos Ortiz
  • Charl Schwartzel
  • Charles Howell III
  • Chase Koepka
  • Dustin Johnson
  • Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra
  • Graeme McDowell
  • Harold Varner III
  • Henrik Stenson
  • Hideto Tanihara
  • Hudson Swafford
  • Ian Poulter
  • James Piot 
  • Jason Kokrak
  • Jediah Morgan
  • Joaquin Niemann
  • Kevin Na
  • Laurie Canter
  • Lee Westwood
  • Louis Oosthuizen
  • Marc Leishman
  • Martin Kaymer
  • Matt Jones
  • Matthew Wolff
  • Pat Perez
  • Patrick Reed
  • Paul Casey
  • Peter Uihlein
  • Phachara Khongwatmai
  • Phil Mickelson
  • Richard Bland
  • Sadom Kaewkanjana
  • Sam Horsfield
  • Scott Vincent
  • Sergio Garcia
  • Shaun Norris
  • Sihwan Kim
  • Talor Gooch
  • Turk Pettit
  • Wade Ormsby

LIV Golf Jeddah Prize Money - Individual

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PositionPrize Money
1$4,000,000
2$2,125,000
3$1,500,000
4$1,050,000
5$975,000
6$800,000
7$675,000
8$625,000
9$580,000
10$560,000
11$540,000
12$450,000
13$360,000
14$270,000
15$250,000
16$240,000
17$232,000
18$226,000
19$220,000
20$200,000
21$180,000
22$172,000
23$170,000
24$168,000
25$166,000
26$164,000
27$162,000
28$160,000
29$158,000
30$156,000
31$154,000
32$152,000
33$150,000
34$148,000
35$146,000
36$144,000
37$142,000
38$140,000
39$138,000
40$136,000
41$134,000
42$132,000
43$130,000
44$128,000
45$126,000
46$124,000
47$122,000
48$120,000

LIV Golf Jeddah Prize Money - Teams

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PositionPrize Money
1st$3,000,000
2nd$1,500,000
3rd$500,000
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