How much did each professional earn on the course

The 2024 LIV Golf Individual season has concluded, with only the team championship to be played at Maridoe Golf Club in Texas. This means we know the final amount of money earned by each LIV professional on the course in 2024.

IN LIV Golf Chicagofinal individual event of the season, star Jon Rahm went 11 under through three rounds of the tournament to win, and in doing so he too captured the title throughout the season.

It capped a torrential end to the season for Rahm, his first on the LIV Golf circuit. He captured his first LIV win at LIV Golf UK, his third tournament of the year, and he added a runner-up finish in between at LIV Golf Greenbrier.

Rahm earned $4 million for his win in Chicago, which pushed his on-course earnings to $16,754,488. But he also earned a whopping $18 million bonus for winning the season title, bringing his total earnings to $34,754,821.

For the sake of comparison, Wade Ormbsey finished last on the 2024 LIV money list, taking home a paltry $83,333.

During the PGA Tour, it was Scottie Scheffler who received the FedEx Cup season-long title and his $25 million bonus. He also received another $8 million for finishing atop the regular season standings. In addition to bonuses, Scheffler earned over $29 million on the course, bringing his total on-course earnings for the year to over $62 million.

Of course, the above figures did not include the bonus Rahm received for joining LIV Golf in the first place. The payment is not public, but is said to have been in the $300 million range.

Below you can view the complete list of final earnings of each player in the field for the 2024 LIV Golf season.

LIV GOLF 2024 FINAL MONEY, WINNING

1) Jon Rahm – $34,754,821
2) Joaquin Niemann – $24,381,666
3) Sergio Garcia – $17,087,143
4) Tyrrell Hatton – $11,630,595
5) Brooks Koepka – $11,573,958
6) Dean Burmester – $8,366,381
7) Cameron Smith – $8,082,083
8) Louis Oosthuizen – $8,064,167
9) Abraham Ancer – $7,444,500
10) Carlos Ortiz – $7,391,019
11) Dustin Johnson – $7,125,536
12) Talor Gooch – $6,161,869
13) Brendan Steele – $6,089,250
14) Paul Casey – $6,072,917
15) Bryson DeChambeau – $6,016,667
16) Marc Leishman – $5,544,125
17) Anirban Lahiri – $5,475,250
18) Adrian Meronk – $5,257,714
19) Matthew Wolff – $4,779,292
20) Charl Schwartzel – $4,603,875
21) Patrick Reed – $4,492,167
22) Richard Bland – $4,262,280
23) Jason Kokrak – $4,133,125
24) Sam Horsfield 12 4,119,667
25) Peter Uihlein – $3,960,583
26) Sebastian Muñoz – $3,831,870
27) David Puig – $3,649,310
28) Lucas Herbert – $3,615,208
29) Cameron Tringale – $3,241,375
30) Thomas Pieters – $3,073,000
31) Kevin Na – $3,051,357
32) Graeme McDowell 11 2,904,701
33) Henrik Stenson – $2,784,071
34) Andy Ogletree – $2,777,416
35) Lee Westwood – $2,719,584
36) Ian Poulter – $2,663,321
37) Matt Jones – $2,538,625
38) Eugenio Chacarra – $2,459,125
39) Charles Howell III 9 2,453,071
40) Danny Lee – $2,364,125
41) Martin Kaymer – $2,363,161
42) Caleb Surratt – $2,328,000
43) Harold Varner III – $2,305,250
44) Scott Vincent – ​​$2,275,000
45) Jinichiro Kozuma – $2,111,875
46) Phil Mickelson – $2,077,047
47) Mito Pereira – $2,058,750
48) Kalle Samoa – $1,983,667
49) Bubba Watson – $1,952,625
50) Branden Grace – $1,850,935
51) Kieran Vincent – ​​$1,844,089
52) Pat Perez – $1,833,958
53) John Catlin – $1,229,167
54) Hudson Swafford – $1,002,500
55) Anthony Kim – $879,500
56) Laurie Canter – $503,500
57) Ben Campbell – $187,500
58) Wade Ormsby – $83,333

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