Following LIV Golf Andalucia at Valderrama, there have now been 10 events on the circuit this season, and the battle to finish top of the money list is heating up.
To the delight of the home fans, Spanish star Sergio Garcia finally got his maiden LIV Golf win in the most recent event after several near misses this season. That banked him a first prize of $4m to take him to within $2m of long-term money list leader Joaquin Niemann.
Garcia's earnings for the season now stand at $10,777,143, with the Torque GC captain leading the way on $12,647,833 after his T6 in Spain earned him $608,333.
While Garcia had been threatening to win a tournament all season, beginning with a playoff defeat to Niemann in the opener at Mayakoba, Legion XIII player Tyrrell Hatton is rapidly moving up the money list after some excellent form in more recent tournaments.
He won LIV Golf Nashville and followed that up with third in Spain for a payout of $1.5m. That takes him to third on the money list on $8,856,929 and potentially within one win of taking the outright lead.
Tyrrell Hatton's recent form sees him third on the LIV Golf money list
Immediately beneath him is Dean Burmester, who stands at $7,918,014, largely thanks to his playoff defeat of Garcia at LIV Golf Miami. Another Stinger GC player, captain Louis Oosthuizen, is fifth on the list helped by a T4 in Andalucia that gave him another $900,000 to leave him on $6,909,667 for the season.
Others in the top 10 are LIV Golf Houston winner Carlos Ortiz, Smash GC captain Brooks Koepka, who won LIV Golf Singapore, Abraham Ancer, who claimed his maiden win on the circuit in Hong Kong, Legion XIII captain Jon Rahm and LIV Golf Las Vegas victor Dustin Johnson.
At the wrong end of the money list, there are several high-profile stars, including six-time Major winner Phil Mickelson in 43rd on $1,678,000, two-time Masters winner Bubba Watson in 49th on $1,515,875 and Anthony Kim in 55th on $533,750.
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Below is the full LIV Golf money list after 10 events of the season.
LIV Golf League 2024 Money List
| Position | Player | Prize Money |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Joaquin Niemann | $12,647,833 |
| 2nd | Sergio Garcia | $10,777,143 |
| 3rd | Tyrrell Hatton | $8,856,929 |
| 4th | Dean Burmester | $7,918,014 |
| 5th | Louis Oosthuizen | $6,909,667 |
| 6th | Carlos Ortiz | $6,865,402 |
| 7th | Brooks Koepka | $6,772,365 |
| 8th | Dustin Johnson | $6,602,619 |
| 9th | Jon Rahm | $6,504,488 |
| 10th | Abraham Ancer | $6,469,750 |
| 11th | Cameron Smith | $5,991,625 |
| 12th | Brendan Steele | $5,615,500 |
| 13th | Talor Gooch | $4,976,036 |
| 14th | Bryson DeChambeau | $4,844,167 |
| 15th | Paul Casey | $4,772,917 |
| 16th | Adrian Meronk | $4,674,250 |
| 17th | Anirban Lahiri | $4,672,633 |
| 18th | Marc Leishman | $4,475,250 |
| 19th | Charl Schwartzel | $4,054,925 |
| 20th | Matthew Wolff | $3,991,667 |
| 21st | Patrick Reed | $3,871,300 |
| 22nd | Sam Horsfield | $3,828,667 |
| 23rd | Peter Uihlein | $3,154,750 |
| 24th | Sebastian Munoz | $2,746,870 |
| 25th | David Puig | $2,723,776 |
| 26th | Graeme McDowell | $2,674,153 |
| 27th | Kevin Na | $2,669,943 |
| 28th | Richard Bland | $2,625,530 |
| 29th | Jason Kokrak | $2,402,250 |
| 30th | Lee Westwood | $2,380,717 |
| 31st | Thomas Pieters | $2,310,750 |
| 32nd | Charles Howell III | $2,203,821 |
| 33rd | Lucas Herbert | $2,199,333 |
| 34th | Cameron Tringale | $2,190,925 |
| 35th | Martin Kaymer | $2,026,578 |
| 36th | Eugenio Chacarra | $2,020,750 |
| 37th | Henrik Stenson | $1,949,404 |
| 38th | Matt Jones | $1,936,044 |
| 39th | Andy Ogletree | $1,923,833 |
| 40th | Caleb Surratt | $1,866,750 |
| 41st | Danny Lee | $1,866,333 |
| 42nd | Scott Vincent | $1,704,869 |
| 43rd | Phil Mickelson | $1,678,000 |
| 44th | Harold Varner III | $1,627,000 |
| 45th | Ian Poulter | $1,622,821 |
| 46th | Mito Pereira | $1,600,008 |
| 47th | Pat Perez | $1,570,500 |
| 48th | Kalle Samooja | $1,533,958 |
| 49th | Bubba Watson | $1,515,875 |
| 50th | Jinichiro Kozuma | $1,458,308 |
| 51st | Branden Grace | $1,423,685 |
| 52nd | Kieran Vincent | $1,385,383 |
| 53rd | John Catlin | $946,667 |
| 54th | Hudson Swafford | $850,250 |
| 55th | Anthony Kim | $533,750 |
| 56th | Laurie Canter | $527,500 |
| 57th | Wade Ormsby | $83,333 |
| 58th | Ben Campbell | $49,667 |
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