LIV Golf Money List 2026 - How Much Each Player Has Won
Jon Rahm picked up his fourth runner-up finish of the season at LIV Golf Andalucia to extend his lead on the money list
Jon Rahm's dominance of the LIV Golf money list continued in Andalucia, where he finished runner-up to Legion XIII teammate Tyrrell Hatton.
That was the fourth time this season Rahm has placed runner-up in a LIV Golf event, earning him his latest payout of $2.25m.
Rahm, who also won LIV Golf Mexico City, now has season earnings of $18,529,583, almost $6m more than his closest challenger Bryson DeChambeau.
The Crushers GC captain, who placed T11 in Spain to add another $350,000 to his prize money, now has overall earnings of $12,885,000.
In third is LIV Golf Korea winner Joaquin Niemann with $6,897,208, while not far behind him is Hatton, whose victory gave him $4m. That means he's now on earnings of $6,632,000 in fourth - a rise of 16 places.
Tyrrell Hatton's LIV Golf Andalucia victory saw him move from 20th to fourth on the money list
Lucas Herbert, who won LIV Golf Virginia, is fifth with prize money $6,598,250.
Thomas Detry, LIV Golf Adelaide champion Anthony Kim, David Puig, LIV Golf Riyadh winner Elvis Smylie and Abraham Ancer complete the top 10.
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Big names in the top 20 include Sergio Garcia in 11th and Dustin Johnson, who is 20th with $3,361,000.
Sergio Garcia is just outside the money list top 10
LIV Golf Andalucia was the ninth tournament of the season, and following it, there are now 50 players with earnings of $1m or more. Michael La Sasso is the lowest on that list with $1,020,200.
Below is the full LIV Golf money list after nine events.
LIV Golf League Money List 2026
Position | Player | Prize Money |
1st | Jon Rahm | $18,529,583 |
2nd | Bryson DeChambeau | $12,885,000 |
3rd | Joaquin Niemann | $6,897,208 |
4th | Tyrrell Hatton | $6,632,000 |
5th | Lucas Herbert | $6,598,250 |
6th | Thomas Detry | $6,459,750 |
7th | Anthony Kim | $5,884,250 |
8th | David Puig | $5,671,785 |
9th | Elvis Smylie | $5,290,217 |
10th | Abraham Ancer | $4,657,333 |
11th | Sergio Garcia | $4,647,988 |
12th | Talor Gooch | $4,173,666 |
13th | Josele Ballester | $4,029,875 |
14th | Thomas Pieters | $4,018,333 |
15th | Dean Burmester | $3,974,333 |
16th | Scott Vincent | $3,852,333 |
17th | Richard T Lee | $3,848,500 |
18th | Branden Grace | $3,835,000 |
19th | Peter Uihlein | $3,376,500 |
20th | Dustin Johnson | $3,361,000 |
21st | Harold Varner III | $2,791,771 |
22nd | Cameron Smith | $2,776,250 |
23rd | Marc Leishman | $2,768,417 |
24th | Matt Wolff | $2,617,917 |
25th | Carlos Ortiz | $2,560,035 |
26th | Sebastian Munoz | $2,355,833 |
27th | Charles Howell III | $2,349,417 |
28th | Lee Westwood | $2,317,000 |
29th | Brendan Steele | $2,206,417 |
30th | Tom McKibbin | $2,158,618 |
31st | Victor Perez | $2,074,999 |
32nd | Louis Oosthuizen | $1,768,273 |
33rd | Byeong Hun An | $1,760,950 |
34th | Anirban Lahiri | $1,622,404 |
35th | Caleb Surratt | $1,583,350 |
36th | Charl Schwartzel | $1,558,106 |
37th | Bubba Watson | $1,546,125 |
38th | Graeme McDowell | $1,543,934 |
39th | Richard Bland | $1,493,833 |
40th | Laurie Canter | $1,463,900 |
41st | Jason Kokrak | $1,448,450 |
42nd | Young-han Song | $1,429,987 |
43rd | Paul Casey | $1,395,952 |
44th | Yosuke Asaji | $1,391,833 |
45th | Cameron Tringale | $1,382,985 |
46th | Adrian Meronk | $1,339,500 |
47th | Ian Poulter | $1,332,500 |
48th | Luis Masaveu | $1,317,666 |
49th | Ben Campbell | $1,299,771 |
50th | Michael La Sasso | $1,020,200 |
51st | Martin Kaymer | $974,050 |
52nd | Bjorn Hellgren | $914,500 |
53rd | Danny Lee | $842,750 |
54th | Minkyu Kim | $790,250 |
55th | Miguel Tabuena | $715,833 |
56th | Sam Horsfield | $651,000 |
57th | Travis Smyth | $597,000 |
58th | Wade Ormsby | $367,375 |
59th | Doyeob Mun | $325,666 |
60th | Ben Schmidt | $217,250 |
61st | Jeongwoo Ham | $215,000 |
62nd | Max Rottluff | $80,600 |
63rd | Luis Carrera | $50,000 |
64th | John Catlin | $50,000 |
65th | Phil Mickelson | $50,000 |
66th | Ollie Schniederjans | $50,000 |

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