There have been six events in the LIV Golf season so far and, following its latest tournament in Mexico City, Joaquin Niemann has now won half of them.
His latest success saw him finish three ahead of Lucas Herbert and Bryson DeChambeau to claim the first prize of $4m. That boosts his overall prize money this season to a staggering $12,604,905.
Here are the details on how the other LIV Golfers are faring.
Niemann is comfortably the first player to reach eight figures in earnings so far this season, with his nearest challenger being Fireballs GC captain Sergio Garcia. He's on $6,496,000, thanks largely to his $4m for winning LIV Golf Hong Kong. Immediately beneath him is Marc Leishman, whose victory in Miami has helped boost his earnings to $5,289,500.
The 2024 Individual Champion, Jon Rahm, is fourth on the money list with $5,159,541 after he won $1,000,000 at LIV Golf Mexico City for finishing fourth, with LIV Golf Riyadh winner Adrian Meronk in fifth on $4,774,905.
Jon Rahm has some way to go to catch Niemann at the top of the money list
Thanks to his excellent performance in Mexico, Herbert is sixth on the list with earnings of $4,465,750, with Dean Burmester in seventh on $4,111,250. DeChambeau, Sebastian Munoz and Charles Schwartzel complete the top 10.
Following the Mexico City tournament, 41 players now have over $1m in prize money this season, with Martin Kaymer the next in line to clear the threshold on $992,583. Other notable names yet to make $1m this season include the Majesticks GC trio of Henrik Stenson, Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter.
Below is the latest LIV Golf money list.
LIV Golf League Money List 2025
Position | Player | Prize Money |
1st | Joaquin Niemann | $12,604,905 |
2nd | Sergio Garcia | $6,496,000 |
3rd | Marc Leishman | $5,289,500 |
4th | Jon Rahm | $5,159,541 |
5th | Adrian Meronk | $4,774,905 |
6th | Lucas Herbert | $4,465,750 |
7th | Dean Burmester | $4,111,250 |
8th | Bryson DeChambeau | $4,033,250 |
9th | Sebastian Munoz | $3,888,500 |
10th | Charl Schwartzel | $3,690,697 |
11th | Carlos Ortiz | $3,647,500 |
12th | Brooks Koepka | $3,423,905 |
13th | David Puig | $3,420,750 |
14th | Abraham Ancer | $2,995,250 |
15th | Phil Mickelson | $2,826,964 |
16th | Ben Campbell | $2,178,547 |
17th | Tyrrell Hatton | $2,054,547 |
18th | Harold Varner III | $1,988,000 |
19th | Tom McKibbin | $1,955,125 |
20th | Paul Casey | $1,948,750 |
21st | Cameron Smith | $1,946,666 |
22nd | Richard Bland | $1,852,000 |
23rd | Cameron Tringale | $1,799,750 |
24th | Patrick Reed | $1,657,750 |
25th | Dustin Johnson | $1,618,125 |
26th | Anirban Lahiri | $1,578,250 |
27th | Peter Uihlein | $1,496,589 |
28th | Bubba Watson | $1,492,458 |
29th | Caleb Surratt | $1,467,750 |
30th | Louis Oosthuizen | $1,417,833 |
31st | Thomas Pieters | $1,357,833 |
32nd | Sam Horsfield | $1,226,800 |
33rd | Danny Lee | $1,172,538 |
34th | Kevin Na | $1,154,800 |
35th | Jason Kokrak | $1,115,155 |
36th | Talor Gooch | $1,095,250 |
37th | Graeme McDowell | $1,094,000 |
38th | Luis Masaveu | $1,050,644 |
39th | Matt Jones | $1,044,905 |
40th | Charles Howell III | $1,037,214 |
41st | Brendan Steele | $1,020,297 |
42nd | Martin Kaymer | $992,583 |
43rd | Chieh-Po Lee | $952,000 |
44th | Matthew Wolff | $882,905 |
45th | Henrik Stenson | $872,500 |
46th | Ian Poulter | $779,955 |
47th | Lee Westwood | $779,250 |
48th | Andy Ogletree | $773,550 |
49th | Branden Grace | $760,000 |
50th | Yubin Jang | $732,214 |
51st | Frederik Kjettrup | $661,644 |
52nd | Mito Pereira | $552,500 |
53rd | Anthony Kim | $518,750 |
54th | Ollie Schniederjans | $290,572 |
55th | Wade Ormsby | $245,000 |
56th | Jinichiro Kozuma | $230,000 |
57th | Young-han Song | $195,000 |
58th | John Catlin | $125,833 |
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