LIV Golf Jeddah prize money: How much does the winner earn?
The LIV Golf League returned to Saudi Arabia, but how much did the tournament winners take home?
The LIV Golf schedule arrived back in Jeddah for the third event of the 2024 season.
You could’ve been forgiven for thinking the LIV recruitment team was done with its work, but now Anthony Kim has joined the ranks after a 12-year hiatus.
The American played as a wildcard player as opposed to being part of a team, and he competed for the winner’s cheque of $4 million.
Unfortunately, it wasn’t the performance we all envisaged. Kim carded rounds of six-over, six-over and four-over-par to finish in last place on 16-over-par.
$4 million is the lion’s share of the $25 million purse which was again won by Joaquin Niemann by four shots this time at Royal Greens Golf and Country Club in Saudi Arabia.
Crushers GC featuring Bryson DeChambeau, Charles Howell III, Anirban Lahiri and Paul Casey bagged the $3 million team prize which is divided among each successful player.
Legion XIII GC and Smash GC had respectively won each of the first two events of the third LIV Golf season, while Niemann and Dustin Johnson won the first two individual titles.
The usual suspects on LIV Golf’s roster competed at this regular season event as the season builds towards the summer.
Jon Rahm, Talor Gooch, Cameron Smith, Patrick Reed, Peter Uihlein, Carlos Ortiz, Graeme McDowell and Abraham Ancer were all in the field.
LIV Golf Jeddah prize money: 2024
Individual prize money
Win: Joaquin Niemann, $4 million
T2: Louis Oosthuizen, $1.875 million
T2: Charl Schwartzel, $1.875 million
4: Bryson DeChambeau, $1 million
5: Jon Rahm, $800,000
T6: Charles Howell III, $508,750
T6: Anirban Lahiri, $508,750
T6: Talor Gooch, $508,750
T6: Phil Mickelson, $508,750
T6: Adrian Meronk, $508,750
T6: Jason Kokrak, $508,750
T12: Brooks Koepka, $350,000
T12: Abraham Ancer, $350,000
14: Matt Jones, $330,000
T15: Sergio Garcia, $262,142.85
T15: Carlos Ortiz, $262,142.85
T15: David Puig, $262,142.85
T15: Tyrrell Hatton, $262,142.85
T15: Dean Burmester, $262,142.85
T15: Kevin Na, $262,142.85
T15: Branden Grace, $262,142.85
T22: Pat Perez, $203,000
T22: Sebastian Munoz, $203,000
T22: Cameron Tringale, $203,000
T22: Brendan Steele, $203,000
T22: Lucas Herbert, $203,000
T27: Danny Lee, $182,500
T27: Dustin Johnson, $182,500
T29: Sam Horsfield, $172,500
T29: Paul Casey, $172,500
T31: Graeme McDowell, $153,833.33
T31: Mito Pereira, $153,833.33
T31: Kieran Vincent, $153,833.33
T31: Richard Bland, $153,833.33
T31: Henrik Stenson, $153,833.33
T31: Jinichiro Kozuma, $153,833.33
T37: Peter Uihlein, $136,750
T37: Harold Varner III, $136,750
T37: Thomas Pieters, $136,750
T37: Patrick Reed, $136,750
T41: Scott Vincent, $129,750
T41: Andy Ogletree, $129,750
T41: Cameron Smith, $129,750
T41: Marc Leishman, $129,750
45: Martin Kaymer, $125,000
T46: Bubba Watson, $124,000
T46: Kalle Samooja, $124,000
T48: Caleb Surratt, $90,000
T48: Eugenio Chacarra, $90,000
50: Lee Westwood, $60,000
51: Ian Poulter, $60,000
52: Hudson Swafford, $50,000
53: Anthony Kim, $50,000
54: Wade Ormsby, $50,000
WD: Matthew Wolff
Team prize money
1: Crushers GC: $3,000,000 ($750,000 per player – DeChambeau, Casey, Howell III, Lahiri)
2: Stingers GC: $1,500,000 ($375,000 per player – Oosthuizen, Schwartzel, Burmester, Grace)
3: Smash GC: $500,000 ($125,000 per player – Koepka, McDowell, Gooch, Kokrak)
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