LIV Golf Money List 2026 - How Much Each Player Has Won
Bryson DeChambeau is the man in form following back-to-back LIV Golf wins, but Jon Rahm still tops the money list thanks to his own excellent performances
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Following LIV Golf South Africa, we are now five events into season. At the ;atest event, Bryson DeChambeau won for the second consecutive week to claim another $4m after also taking the LIV Golf Singapore title.
However, the man he beat at Steyn City, Jon Rahm, is also enjoying a brilliant season, with a win and three runner-up finishes to his name.
That is enough to keep him ahead of the Crushers GC captain in the money list, with the Spaniard's latest $2.25m payout in South Africa taking his earnings to $11,550,000.
Article continues belowDeChambeau, meanwhile, is now closing in on eight figures, with earnings of $9,535,000 so far this year.
Bryson DeChambeau claimed his second consecutive win at LIV Golf South Africa
The season began in Riyadh, where Elvis Smylie won in his maiden LVI Golf appearance, and, largely because of that, he is in third with earnings of $4,866,917.
Anthony Kim, who won LIV Golf Adelaide, is fourth on the money list with $4,655,750, with Thomas Detry in fifth with earnings of $4,407,500.
Thomas Pieters, Richard T. Lee, Peter Uihlein, Abraham Ancer and Dean Burmester complete the top 10.
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Elvis Smylie is third on the money list
We've become used to seeing Torque GC captain Joaquin Niemann near the top of the money list in recent seasons, but he's had a relatively slow start to the season, meaning, at present, he's 13th with earnings of $2,003,875 as he trails the leader by over $9m.
Another big name who has yet to fire on all cylinders this season is Cameron Smith, who is 20th on the money list with earnings of $1,537,500.
In total, 31 players now have winnings of over $1m, with Brendan Steele taking up the last of those positions on $1,085,167, while beneath him, notable names include Adrian Meronk in 43rd with earnings of $769,500 and Bubba Watson in 48th with $622,375 in prize money.
Take a look at the full LIV Golf money list after five tournaments.
LIV Golf League Money List 2026
Position | Player | Prize Money |
1st | Jon Rahm | $11,550,000 |
2nd | Bryson DeChambeau | $9,535,000 |
3rd | Elvis Smylie | $4,866,917 |
4th | Anthony Kim | $4,655,750 |
5th | Thomas Detry | $4,407,500 |
6th | Thomas Pieters | $3,395,500 |
7th | Richard T Lee | $3,087,500 |
8th | Peter Uihlein | $2,967,750 |
9th | Abraham Ancer | $2,653,333 |
10th | Dean Burmester | $2,311,000 |
11th | Branden Grace | $2,295,000 |
12th | David Puig | $2,149,285 |
13th | Joaquin Niemann | $2,003,875 |
14th | Lucas Herbert | $1,885,417 |
15th | Carlos Ortiz | $1,870,035 |
16th | Lee Westwood | $1,785,000 |
17th | Tyrrell Hatton | $1,747,000 |
18th | Matt Wolff | $1,685,417 |
19th | Sebastian Munoz | $1,642,500 |
20th | Cameron Smith | $1,537,500 |
21st | Josele Ballester | $1,532,375 |
22nd | Harold Varner III | $1,506,771 |
23rd | Talor Gooch | $1,388,500 |
24th | Scott Vincent | $1,289,000 |
25th | Marc Leishman | $1,276,750 |
26th | Dustin Johnson | $1,194,750 |
27th | Louis Oosthuizen | $1,159,523 |
28th | Charles Howell III | $1,125,250 |
29th | Graeme McDowell | $1,113,334 |
30th | Sergio Garcia | $1,099,238 |
31st | Brendan Steele | $1,085,167 |
32nd | Victor Perez | $970,000 |
33rd | Jason Kokrak | $963,250 |
34th | Paul Casey | $949,285 |
35th | Caleb Surratt | $947,750 |
36th | Byeong-hun An | $945,950 |
37th | Richard Bland | $941,000 |
38th | Charl Schwartzel | $940,606 |
39th | Tom McKibbin | $915,285 |
40th | Anirban Lahiri | $873,571 |
41st | Yosuke Asaji | $857,083 |
42nd | Young-han Song | $777,654 |
43rd | Adrian Meronk | $769,500 |
44th | Laurie Canter | $716,200 |
45th | Michael La Sasso | $701,250 |
46th | Ben Campbell | $686,021 |
47th | Cameron Tringale | $684,535 |
48th | Bubba Watson | $622,375 |
49th | Bjorn Hellgren | $620,750 |
50th | Luis Masaveu | $517,250 |
51st | Ian Poulter | $456,250 |
52nd | Minkyu Kim | $430,250 |
53rd | Danny Lee | $430,250 |
54th | Martin Kaymer | $380,950 |
55th | Wade Ormsby | $317,375 |
56th | Sam Horsfield | $307,750 |
57th | Miguel Tabuena | $288,500 |
58th | Ben Schmidt | $217,250 |
59th | John Catlin | $50,000 |
60th | Phil Mickelson | $50,000 |
61st | Ollie Schniederjans | $50,000 |

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