LIV Golf: The colossal amount of money Jon Rahm, players won in 2024
How much money did the LIV Golf players earn in their 2024 season? Let’s look at the hefty amount of money each player won.
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Today, we look at how much money the 58 LIV Golf players earned in the 2024 season. They wrapped up their year this past weekend in Dallas at the Team Championship event where Cam Smith’s The Ripper GC took home the title.
The week before, Jon Rahm won the individual crown in Chicago during his first season with the Saudi-backed league. That victory earned him an $18 million bonus. In second place was Joaquin Niemann, who got a $12 million bonus, and Sergio Garcia, who took home $4 million extra.
Among the 58 guys in the league, 54 took home at least $1 million in tournament money. These numbers do not account for their contracts but what they won in the golf tournaments.
Let’s take a look at how much each guy won this season.
2024 LIV Golf season-long earnings
1. Jon Rahm, $34,754,488 ($18m bonus)
2. Joaquin Niemann, $28,544,167 ($12m bonus
3. Sergio Garcia, $17,634,643 ($4m bonus)
4. Tyrrell Hatton, $12,030,263
5. Brooks Koepka, $11,633,115
6. Cameron Smith, $9,482,459
7. Dean Burmester, $8,702,514
8. Louis Oosthuizen, $8,389,167
9. Dustin Johnson, $7,822,202
10. Abraham Ancer, $7,736,000
11. Carlos Ortiz, $7,554,902
12. Marc Leishman, $6,919,000
13. Brendan Steele, $6,353,167
14. Paul Casey, $6,335,417
15. Bryson DeChambeau, $6,274,167
16. Talor Gooch, $6,213,536
17. Anirban Lahiri, $5,733,133
18. Adrian Meronk, $5,388,214
19. Patrick Reed, $5,189,300
20. Lucas Herbert, $5,008,833
21. Charl Schwartzel, $4,926,925
22. Matthew Wolff, $4,862,625
23. Sam Horsfield, $4,317,617
24. Richard Bland, $4,238,530
25. Jason Kokrak, $4,189,750
26. Peter Uihlein, $4,052,750
27. Sebastian Munoz, $3,986,870
28. David Puig, $3,943,776
29. Matt Jones, $3,941,758
30. Kevin Na, $3,749,057
31. Cameron Tringale, $3,501,675
32. Thomas Pieters, $3,163,250
33. Graeme McDowell, $3,092,367
34. Danny Lee, $3,061,833
35. Scott Vincent, $3,051,833
36. Andy Ogletree, $3,005,416
37. Harold Varner III, $3,003,250
38. Henrik Stenson, $2,982,304
39. Lee Westwood, $2,915,259
40. Ian Poulter, $2,855,321
41. Jinichiro Kozuma, $2,806,308
42. Eugenio Chacarra, $2,752,900
43. Charles Howell III, $2,730,821
44. Caleb Surratt, $2,718,150
45. Pat Perez, $2,538,125
46. Martin Kaymer, $2,487,328
47. Phil Mickelson, $2,336,414
48. Kieran Vincent, $2,241,997
49. Mito Pereira, $2,170,833
50. Kalle Samooja, $2,132,158
51. Bubba Watson, $2,044,375
52. Branden Grace, $1,879,935
53. John Catlin, $1,629,367
54. Hudson Swafford, $1,000,250
55. Anthony Kim, $928,417
56. Laurie Canter, $527,500
57. Ben Campbell, $187,167
58. Wade Ormsby, $133,333
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