LIV Golf Money List 2025
Joaquin Niemann leads the way in prize money so far this season, but who are the other big earners?


After five events of the LIV Golf season, Joaquin Niemann still tops the money list, but there's a new name in the top three following its Miami tournament.
Last season, Joaquin Niemann won two of the first three events to establish his position as the long-term money list leader before eventually succumbing to Jon Rahm in pursuit of the Individiual Championship, and he's at it again.
The Torque GC captain has won two of the first five events this season, although he wasn't as effective at LIV Golf Miami, where he had to settle for a finish of T33. That earned him $146,833 and boosted his overall prize money to $8,604,905 - over $2m more than his closest rival, Sergio Garcia.
Sergio Garcia has over $6m in prize money
The Fireballs GC captain has been in excellent form for months, with a recent high point being victory at LIV Golf Hong Kong. He again impressed at Trump National Doral, finishing third to claim $1.5m and take his winnings to $6,436,000 this season.
The Blue Monster wreaked havoc for some players during the final round in Miami, but not Marc Leishman, who held his nerve for a maiden LIV Golf title and $4m in prize money. That takes him to third on the money list with overall earnings of $5,127,000.
Marc Leishman is third on the money list
LIV Golf Riyadh winner Adrian Meronk is fourth on $4,724,905, while Jon Rahm, who finished T9 in Miami to continue his unbroken run of top-10 finishes since joining the circuit, is fifth on $4,159,541. Dean Burmester, Sebastian Munoz, Carlos Ortiz, Brooks Koepka and Charl Schwartzel, who finished runner-up at LIV Golf Miami, complete the top 10.
Overall, 33 players now have over $1m in prize money for the season, with Iron Heads GC captain Kevin Na the last player on that list, with $1,026,000.
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Beneath him, significant names yet to reach seven figures include Range Goats GC captain Bubba Watson, although he's close, on $999,333, while Martin Kaymer, who captains Cleeks GC, is on $871,083. The 2023 Individual Champion, Talor Gooch, finished T12 in Miami to bank $350,000, almost doubling his prize money for the season, which now stands at $760,250.
Below is the latest LIV Golf money list.
LIV Golf League Money List 2025
Position | Player | Prize Money |
1st | Joaquin Niemann | $8,604,905 |
2nd | Sergio Garcia | $6,436,000 |
3rd | Marc Leishman | $5,127,000 |
4th | Adrian Meronk | $4,724,905 |
5th | Jon Rahm | $4,159,541 |
6th | Dean Burmester | $3,928,750 |
7th | Sebastian Munoz | $3,395,375 |
8th | Carlos Ortiz | $3,362,500 |
9th | Brooks Koepka | $3,261,405 |
10th | Charl Schwartzel | $3,197,572 |
11th | David Puig | $3,085,750 |
12th | Abraham Ancer | $2,812,750 |
13th | Phil Mickelson | $2,620,714 |
14th | Lucas Herbert | $2,590,750 |
15th | Ben Campbell | $2,178,547 |
16th | Bryson DeChambeau | $2,158,250 |
17th | Tom McKibbin | $1,808,625 |
18th | Paul Casey | $1,742,500 |
19th | Harold Varner III | $1,733,000 |
20th | Cameron Tringale | $1,674,750 |
21st | Richard Bland | $1,482,000 |
22nd | Patrick Reed | $1,402,750 |
23rd | Anirban Lahiri | $1,372,000 |
24th | Peter Uihlein | $1,357,589 |
25th | Tyrrell Hatton | $1,304,547 |
26th | Louis Oosthuizen | $1,282,833 |
27th | Cameron Smith | $1,196,666 |
28th | Dustin Johnson | $1,125,000 |
29th | Sam Horsfield | $1,098,000 |
30th | Caleb Surratt | $1,097,750 |
31st | Thomas Pieters | $1,057,833 |
32nd | Danny Lee | $1,043,738 |
33rd | Kevin Na | $1,026,000 |
34th | Bubba Watson | $999,333 |
35th | Jason Kokrak | $968,655 |
36th | Luis Masaveu | $888,144 |
37th | Martin Kaymer | $871,083 |
38th | Charles Howell III | $854,714 |
39th | Graeme McDowell | $839,000 |
40th | Brendan Steele | $814,047 |
41st | Chieh-Po Lee | $805,500 |
42nd | Matt Jones | $789,905 |
43rd | Matthew Wolff | $761,405 |
44th | Talor Gooch | $760,250 |
45th | Henrik Stenson | $726,000 |
46th | Yubin Jang | $682,214 |
47th | Ian Poulter | $651,155 |
48th | Andy Ogletree | $644,750 |
49th | Lee Westwood | $640,250 |
50th | Branden Grace | $577,500 |
51st | Frederik Kjettrup | $499,144 |
52nd | Mito Pereira | $492,500 |
53rd | Anthony Kim | $458,750 |
54th | Ollie Schniederjans | $290,572 |
55th | Wade Ormsby | $245,000 |
56th | Young-han Song | $195,000 |
57th | John Catlin | $125,833 |

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