LIV Golf Money List 2026

Jon Rahm at LIV Golf Indianapolis — Jon Rahm finishes top of the LIV Golf money list

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The LIV Golf season finale in Indianapolis, which also drew the curtain on LIV Golf 1.0, almost had a fitting end.

The final round came down to a battle between Michael La Sasso and its biggest name, individual champion Jon Rahm.

In the end, it was La Sasso who ended a generally disappointing rookie season on a hugely impressive high, beating the Legion XIII captain by one to claim the first prize of $2,020,000 (which was reduced from the usual $4,000,000).

That left Rahm with runner-up prize money of $1,136,250, boosting his earnings from the regular season to a staggering $19,991,583.

That's not including a $6,000,000 handed to Rahm for his third consecutive Individual Championship title, taking his season earnings to $25,991,583.

Second on the list is another household name, Bryson DeChambeau, who earned $15,153,917 from the 12 events and bonus money of $3,000,000 for his runner-up placing behind Rahm in the individual standings, giving him total earnings of $18,153,917.

Bryson DeChambeau during LIV Golf Indianapolis — Bryson DeChambeau is runner-up on the money list

Finishing in third is another player who has been completely at home on LIV Golf, nine-time winner Joaquin Niemann.

The Torque GC captain won $11,188,639 over the 12 events, picking up another $1,000,000 in bonus money after he placed third in the individual standings. That leaves him with season earnings of $12,188,639.

Joaquin Niemann during LIV Golf Indianapolis — Joaquin Niemann earned more than $12m through the season

LIV Golf UK champion Lucas Herbert is the other player with eight-figure earnings in 2026, finishing with $10,917,681. Tyrrell Hatton finishes fifth with overall earnings of $9,114,375.

Completing the top 10 of the 2026 money list are Thomas Detry in his maiden season, LIV Golf Adelaide winner Anthony Kim, Fireballs GC players David Puig and Sergio Garcia and Harold Varner III, who won $5,683,202 during the season.

In the end, just 14 stars who played some part in the LIV Golf season fell short of earnings of $1m or more, among them Phil Mickelson, whose only appearance came at LIV Golf South Africa.

Below is the final money list after all 12 events of the LIV Golf season.

LIV Golf League Money List 2026

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Position	Player	Prize Money	Individual Championship	Row 0 - Cell 4
1st	Jon Rahm	$19,991,583	$6,000,000	Row 1 - Cell 4
2nd	Bryson DeChambeau	$15,153,917	$3,000,000	Row 2 - Cell 4
3rd	Joaquin Niemann	$11,188,639	$1,000,000	Row 3 - Cell 4
4th	Lucas Herbert	$10,917,681	Row 4 - Cell 3	Row 4 - Cell 4
5th	Tyrrell Hatton	$9,114,375	Row 5 - Cell 3	Row 5 - Cell 4
6th	Thomas Detry	$7,061,113	Row 6 - Cell 3	Row 6 - Cell 4
7th	Anthony Kim	$6,349,369	Row 7 - Cell 3	Row 7 - Cell 4
8th	David Puig	$6,240,035	Row 8 - Cell 3	Row 8 - Cell 4
9th	Sergio Garcia	$5,768,738	Row 9 - Cell 3	Row 9 - Cell 4
10th	Harold Varner III	$5,683,202	Row 10 - Cell 3	Row 10 - Cell 4
11th	Abraham Ancer	$5,677,014	Row 11 - Cell 3	Row 11 - Cell 4
12th	Scott Vincent	$5,630,833	Row 12 - Cell 3	Row 12 - Cell 4
13th	Elvis Smylie	$5,290,217	Row 13 - Cell 3	Row 13 - Cell 4
14th	Thomas Pieters	$4,939,097	Row 14 - Cell 3	Row 14 - Cell 4
15th	Branden Grace	$4,644,181	Row 15 - Cell 3	Row 15 - Cell 4
16th	Dean Burmester	$4,629,208	Row 16 - Cell 3	Row 16 - Cell 4
17th	Richard T Lee	$4,562,000	Row 17 - Cell 3	Row 17 - Cell 4
18th	Talor Gooch	$4,548,559	Row 18 - Cell 3	Row 18 - Cell 4
19th	Josele Ballester	$4,534,556	Row 19 - Cell 3	Row 19 - Cell 4
20th	Cameron Smith	$4,065,181	Row 20 - Cell 3	Row 20 - Cell 4
21st	Peter Uihlein	$4,049,875	Row 21 - Cell 3	Row 21 - Cell 4
22nd	Lee Westwood	$3,787,875	Row 22 - Cell 3	Row 22 - Cell 4
23rd	Dustin Johnson	$3,651,044	Row 23 - Cell 3	Row 23 - Cell 4
24th	Marc Leishman	$3,559,155	Row 24 - Cell 3	Row 24 - Cell 4
25th	Michael La Sasso	$3,243,450	Row 25 - Cell 3	Row 25 - Cell 4
26th	Carlos Ortiz	$3,184,665	Row 26 - Cell 3	Row 26 - Cell 4
27th	Tom McKibbin	$3,164,056	Row 27 - Cell 3	Row 27 - Cell 4
28th	Charles Howell III	$3,135,292	Row 28 - Cell 3	Row 28 - Cell 4
29th	Byeong-hun An	$3,057,381	Row 29 - Cell 3	Row 29 - Cell 4
30th	Matt Wolff	$3,039,272	Row 30 - Cell 3	Row 30 - Cell 4
31st	Caleb Surratt	$2,714,225	Row 31 - Cell 3	Row 31 - Cell 4
32nd	Laurie Canter	$2,702,400	Row 32 - Cell 3	Row 32 - Cell 4
33rd	Sebastian Munoz	$2,614,046	Row 33 - Cell 3	Row 33 - Cell 4
34th	Brendan Steele	$2,585,955	Row 34 - Cell 3	Row 34 - Cell 4
35th	Victor Perez	$2,473,999	Row 35 - Cell 3	Row 35 - Cell 4
36th	Paul Casey	$2,244,978	Row 36 - Cell 3	Row 36 - Cell 4
37th	Young-han Song	$2,175,467	Row 37 - Cell 3	Row 37 - Cell 4
38th	Richard Bland	$2,096,083	Row 38 - Cell 3	Row 38 - Cell 4
39th	Charl Schwartzel	$2,025,799	Row 39 - Cell 3	Row 39 - Cell 4
40th	Bubba Watson	$1,908,855	Row 40 - Cell 3	Row 40 - Cell 4
41st	Ian Poulter	$1,893,450	Row 41 - Cell 3	Row 41 - Cell 4
42nd	Louis Oosthuizen	$1,833,166	Row 42 - Cell 3	Row 42 - Cell 4
43rd	Yosuke Asaji	$1,794,796	Row 43 - Cell 3	Row 43 - Cell 4
44th	Adrian Meronk	$1,719,369	Row 44 - Cell 3	Row 44 - Cell 4
45th	Graeme McDowell	$1,669,184	Row 45 - Cell 3	Row 45 - Cell 4
46th	Cameron Tringale	$1,608,860	Row 46 - Cell 3	Row 46 - Cell 4
47th	Luis Masaveu	$1,585,835	Row 47 - Cell 3	Row 47 - Cell 4
48th	Jason Kokrak	$1,573,700	Row 48 - Cell 3	Row 48 - Cell 4
49th	Bjorn Hellgren	$1,480,605	Row 49 - Cell 3	Row 49 - Cell 4
50th	Danny Lee	$1,392,913	Row 50 - Cell 3	Row 50 - Cell 4
51st	Ben Campbell	$1,349,771	Row 51 - Cell 3	Row 51 - Cell 4
52nd	Martin Kaymer	$1,199,925	Row 52 - Cell 3	Row 52 - Cell 4
53rd	Miguel Tabuena	$935,526	Row 53 - Cell 3	Row 53 - Cell 4
54th	Minkyu Kim	$934,943	Row 54 - Cell 3	Row 54 - Cell 4
55th	Sam Horsfield	$862,500	Row 55 - Cell 3	Row 55 - Cell 4
56th	Travis Smyth	$852,211	Row 56 - Cell 3	Row 56 - Cell 4
57th	Doyeob Mun	$568,210	Row 57 - Cell 3	Row 57 - Cell 4
58th	Wade Ormsby	$367,375	Row 58 - Cell 3	Row 58 - Cell 4
59th	Martin Vorster	$303,875	Row 59 - Cell 3	Row 59 - Cell 4
60th	Ben Schmidt	$217,250	Row 60 - Cell 3	Row 60 - Cell 4
61st	Jeongwoo Ham	$215,000	Row 61 - Cell 3	Row 61 - Cell 4
62nd	Max Rottluff	$105,850	Row 62 - Cell 3	Row 62 - Cell 4
63rd	Ollie Schniederjans	$75,250	Row 63 - Cell 3	Row 63 - Cell 4
64th	Luis Carrera	$50,000	Row 64 - Cell 3	Row 64 - Cell 4
65th	John Catlin	$50,000	Row 65 - Cell 3	Row 65 - Cell 4
66th	Phil Mickelson	$50,000	Row 66 - Cell 3	Row 66 - Cell 4

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