LIV Golf Team Championship Prize Money 2025

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The LIV Team Championship heads to Michigan this year, and there is another huge pot of money on offer

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The LIV Golf season is almost at an end, but have no fear. There is still time for heinous amounts of prize money to be dished out.

The final event of the year is the LIV Golf Team Championship, which is being held at The Club at Chatham Hills. The regular individual season is done, and we are into the match play portion of the season.

All 13 teams compete in a unique format that combines match play and then stroke play to determine the team champions. You can read more about the format of the LIV Golf Team Championship in Michigan here.

liv golf team championship prize money

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What is the breakdown of the LIV Team Championship prize money?

A total of $50 million was split between the teams and players following the action at Maridoe in Dallas in 2024, which was the host of the LIV Team Championship 12 months ago.

Unless anything changes, the winning team will earn the lion’s share of the purse, which is $50 million. The winning team, which was Ripper GC, earned $14 million between them.

Of the amount that each team wins, 60% of the earnings go to the team and 40% go to the players. As they are in four-man teams, each player banks 40% of this 40% share.

Breakdown of the LIV Golf Team Championship prize money in 2025: (This will be updated when the 2025 event is complete)

PositionTeam & PlayersPrize MoneyTeam (60%)Players (40%)Individual (10%)
1stRipper GC
(Smith, Leishman, Jones, Herbert)
$14,000,000$8,400,000$5,600,000$1,400,000
T2nd4Aces GC
(Johnson, Reed, Perez, Varner III)
$7,000,000$4,200,000$2,800,000$700,000
T2ndIron Heads GC
(Na, Lee, Kozuma, Vincent)
$7,000,000$4,200,000$2,800,000$700,000
4thLegion XIII
(Rahm, Hatton, Surratt, McKibbin)
$4,000,000$2,400,000$1,600,000$400,000
5thStinger GC
(Oosthuizen, Burmester, Grace, Schwartzel)
$3,250,000$1,950,000$1,300,000$325,000
6thFireballs GC
(Garcia, Ancer, Chacarra, Puig)
$3,000,000$1,800,000$1,200,000$300,000
T7thHyFlyers GC
(Steele, Ogletree, Tringale, Mickelson)
$2,625,000$1,575,000$1,050,000$262,500
T7thCrushers GC
(DeChambeau, Casey, Lahiri, Howell III)
$2,625,000$1,575,000$1,050,000$262,500
9thMajesticks (Westwood, Poulter, Stenson, Horsfield)$2,000,000$1,200,000$800,000$200,000
10thTorque GC (Munoz, Ortiz, Niemann, Pereira)$1,650,000$990,000$660,000$165,000
11thCleeks GC (Samooja, Bland, Kaymer, Meronk)$1,300,000$780,000$520,000$130,000
12thRangeGoats GC
(Uihlein, Pieters, Watson, Wolff)
$950,000$570,000$380,000$95,000
13thSmash GC (McDowell, Gooch, Koepka, Kokrak)$600,000$360,000$240,000$60,000

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