LIV Golf Money Leaders List 2026: How much money every LIV player has made on in whole LIV Golf Season.
The LIV Golf 2026 season has come to an end, with the final event played Sunday outside Indianapolis. Michael La Sasso made history by becoming the youngest winner in LIV Golf history after birdieing the 72nd hole to defeat Jon Rahm by one stroke.
The 2026 season also marked the end of LIV Golf's first version as league officials prepare for the next phase of the competition.
LIV Golf continued to offer some of the biggest purses in professional golf. More than 13 players earned at least $5 million during the 2026 season, despite two events being canceled.
So, who made the most money on LIV Golf in 2026?
Jon Rahm finished at the top of the earnings list with nearly $20 million in prize money.
LIV Golf 2026 Earnings: Full Player Money List From All 12 Events
Here is the complete LIV Golf 2026 earnings list, ranked by total prize money.
- Jon Rahm, 12 events, $19,991,708
- Bryson DeChambeau, 11 events, $15,191,250
- Joaquin Niemann, 12 events, $11,188,639
- Lucas Herbert, 12 events, $10,917,681
- Tyrrell Hatton, 11 events, $9,116,125
- Thomas Detry, 12 events, $7,059,988
- Anthony Kim, 12 events, $6,349,369
- David Puig, 12 events, $6,240,036
- Sergio Garcia, 12 events, $5,768,488
- Harold Varner III, 12 events, $5,684,002
- Abraham Ancer, 12 events, $5,676,889
- Scott Vincent, 12 events, $5,630,833
- Elvis Smylie, 9 events, $5,290,217
- Thomas Pieters, 12 events, $4,839,430
- Dean Burmester, 12 events, $4,631,333
- Branden Grace, 12 events, $4,613,931
- Richard T. Lee, 12 events, $4,610,875
- Talor Gooch, 12 events, $4,552,060
- Josele Ballester, 12 events, $4,434,431
- Cameron Smith, 12 events, $4,068,931
- Peter Uihlein, 12 events, $4,049,875
- Lee Westwood, 10 events, $3,787,875
- Dustin Johnson, 12 events, $3,653,044
- Marc Leishman, 12 events, $3,559,155
- Michael La Sasso, 12 events, $3,243,325
- Carlos Ortiz, 12 events, $3,184,498
- Tom McKibbin, 12 events, $3,164,057
- Charles Howell III, 12 events, $3,135,292
- Byeong Hun An, 12 events, $3,058,181
- Matthew Wolff, 12 events, $3,043,147
- Caleb Surratt, 12 events, $2,713,975
- Laurie Canter, 12 events, $2,673,200
- Sebastian Munoz, 12 events, $2,614,045
- Brendan Steele, 12 events, $2,587,955
- Victor Perez, 11 events, $2,473,750
- Younghan Song, 12 events, $2,275,301
- Paul Casey, 10 events, $2,254,852
- Richard Bland, 12 events, $2,097,583
- Anirban Lahiri, 12 events, $2,092,529
- Charl Schwartzel, 12 events, $2,025,673
- Bubba Watson, 12 events, $1,908,855
- Ian Poulter, 12 events, $1,893,450
- Louis Oosthuizen, 9 events, $1,870,667
- Yosuke Asaji, 12 events, $1,793,337
- Adrian Meronk, 12 events, $1,719,244
- Graeme McDowell, 12 events, $1,669,184
- Cameron Tringale, 12 events, $1,608,861
- Luis Masaveu, 12 events, $1,585,836
- Jason Kokrak, 12 events, $1,573,700
- Björn Hellgren, 12 events, $1,480,355
- Danny Lee, 12 events, $1,392,913
- Ben Campbell, 11 events, $1,364,321
- Martin Kaymer, 11 events, $1,200,725
- Minkyu Kim, 12 events, $934,816
- Miguel Tabuena, 12 events, $933,566
- Sam Horsfield, 12 events, $862,500
- Travis Smyth, 6 events, $852,044
- Do-Yeob Mun, 5 events, $566,377
- Wade Ormsby, 3 events, $339,875
- Martin Vorster, 2 events, $303,750
- Ben Schmidt, 2 events, $217,250
- Jeongwoo Ham, 1 event, $215,000
- Max Rottluff, 2 events, $105,850
- Ollie Schniederjans, 2 events, $75,250
T65. John Catlin, 1 event, $50,000
T65. Phil Mickelson, 1 event, $50,000
- Luis Carrera, 0 events, $22,500
- Cameron John, 0 events, $16,250
Jon Rahm Leads LIV Golf 2026 Earnings
Jon Rahm topped the LIV Golf 2026 money list after competing in all 12 events. He earned $19,991,708 during the season.
Bryson DeChambeau ranked second with $15,191,250 from 11 events. Joaquin Niemann finished third after earning $11,188,639 across 12 events.
Lucas Herbert also passed the $10 million mark, finishing fourth with $10,917,681.
Tyrrell Hatton rounded out the top five with $9,116,125 from 11 events.
Players Who Earned More Than $5 Million
The 2026 LIV Golf season produced a strong group of high earners.
Thirteen players finished the season with at least $5 million in earnings. Jon Rahm led the group, followed by Bryson DeChambeau, Joaquin Niemann, Lucas Herbert and Tyrrell Hatton.
Thomas Detry, Anthony Kim, David Puig, Sergio Garcia, Harold Varner III, Abraham Ancer, Scott Vincent and Elvis Smylie also crossed the $5 million mark.
Michael La Sasso Makes LIV Golf History
Michael La Sasso ended the season with one of the biggest moments of the year.
He won the final LIV Golf event at The Club at Chatham Hills outside Indianapolis. La Sasso birdied the 72nd hole to finish one stroke ahead of Jon Rahm.
The victory made La Sasso the youngest winner in LIV Golf history.
Despite winning the final event, La Sasso finished 25th on the season earnings list with $3,243,325 from 12 events.
Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson 2026 Earnings
Several of LIV Golf's biggest names finished outside the top 20 on the 2026 earnings list.
Dustin Johnson ranked 23rd with $3,653,044 from 12 events.
Phil Mickelson competed in one event and finished tied for 65th with $50,000 in earnings.
Lee Westwood finished 22nd with $3,787,875 from 10 events, while Louis Oosthuizen earned $1,870,667 across nine events.
LIV Golf 2026 Season: Key Takeaways
Jon Rahm was the highest-paid player based on 2026 event earnings, collecting almost $20 million.
Bryson DeChambeau finished second with more than $15 million.
Joaquin Niemann and Lucas Herbert both exceeded $10 million.
A total of 13 players earned at least $5 million.
Michael La Sasso won the final event and became the youngest LIV Golf winner.
Two events were canceled during the 2026 season, reducing the number of opportunities available to players.
Final Thoughts
The LIV Golf 2026 season produced another year of massive prize money and strong performances from some of the biggest names in professional golf.
Jon Rahm finished as the league's leading earner with $19,991,708. Bryson DeChambeau followed with $15,191,250, while Joaquin Niemann and Lucas Herbert also passed $10 million.
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