LIV Golf career earnings to date: How much the top 50 have made in tournament earnings so far
LIV Golf prize money: Check out how much the top 50 players have earned in LIV Golf tournament earnings as of June 2025.
Interested to know how much the top 50 players have earned in all-time LIV Golf tournament earnings as of June 2025?
Well, you have arrived at the right place.
As it stands, Talor Gooch leads the way in the all-time LIV Golf tournament earnings with a truly mammoth total.
Gooch, 33, has three LIV Golf titles to his name - all coming in 2023.
The American, who now represents Brooks Koepka's Smash GC, has amassed a leading tournament money total of $60,138,280.
He won $18m of that when winning the LIV Individual Championship in 2023.
Gooch is closely followed in the all-time list by 4Aces GC captain and three-time winner Dustin Johnson.
Johnson, 40, has raked a total of $57,793,755 n on-course earnings since joining LIV Golf.
DJ also scooped a giant $18m when leading the standings in 2022.
Former World No.1 and two-time major champion Johnson, who left the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf in 2022, is ranked sixth in all-time PGA Tour career earnings ($75,519,892).
Four-time winner and Torque GC captain Joaquin Niemann is in third with $53,594,713 in LIV Golf earnings.
Niemann won a record sixth LIV Golf title in Virginia at the weekend.
LIV Golf's reportered $600m signing and Legion XIII captain Jon Rahm is in fourth in LIV Golf career earnings with $46,081,946.
Rahm won $18m for taking the individual title in his debut 2024 season.
The former World No.1 has impressively finished inside the top 10 in all of his LIV Golf starts.
Cameron Smith rounds out the top five as it stands with $45,336,874.
NCG's Matt Chivers has been tallying up the tournament earnings that players have made since LIV Golf's inauguration in the summer of 2022.
Scroll down to check out how much the top 50 players have earned so far...
*Last updated 30 April 2025
Rank | Golfer | Events | Earnings |
1 | Talor Gooch | 43 | $60,138,280 |
2 | Dustin Johnson | 43 | $57,793,755 |
3 | Joaquin Niemann | 40 | $53,594,713 |
4 | Jon Rahm | 20 | $46,081,946 |
5 | Cameron Smith | 39 | $45,336,874 |
6 | Brooks Koepka | 42 | $43,763,115 |
7 | Sergio Garcia | 43 | $42,628,741 |
8 | Bryson DeChambeau | 42 | $40,530,822 |
9 | Branden Grace | 41 | $31,758,511 |
10 | Patrick Reed | 42 | $31,314,509 |
11 | Anirban Lahiri | 38 | $29,968,408 |
12 | Peter Uihlein | 42 | $28,641,265 |
13 | Carlos Ortiz | 42 | $27,127,042 |
14 | Abraham Ancer | 42 | $25,757,502 |
15 | Marc Leishman | 39 | $25,167,183 |
16 | Paul Casey | 38 | $24,568,034 |
17 | Charles Howell III | 37 | $24,381,933 |
18 | Louis Oosthuizen | 36 | $24,069,202 |
19 | Charl Schwartzel | 42 | $23,095,173 |
20 | Dean Burmster | 35 | $22,358,723 |
21 | Sebastian Munoz | 34 | $20,102,363 |
22 | Harold Varner III | 40 | $19,687,166 |
23 | Tyrrell Hatton | 21 | $19,530,130 |
24 | David Puig | 36 | $19,147,901 |
25 | Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra | 34 | $18,086,928 |
26 | Pat Perez | 34 | $17,452,308 |
27 | Richard Bland | 43 | $16,934,900 |
28 | Jason Kokrak | 41 | $16,461,394 |
29 | Matthew Wolff | 40 | $16,382,773 |
30 | Mito Pereira | 33 | $15,826,220 |
31 | Matt Jones | 43 | $14,844,030 |
32 | Henrik Stenson | 40 | $13,895,714 |
33 | Brendan Steele | 35 | $13,426,583 |
34 | Cameron Tringale | 40 | $12,915,571 |
35 | Thomas Pieters | 34 | $12,858,082 |
36 | Graeme McDowell | 42 | $12,804,071 |
37 | Lucas Herbert | 21 | $12,272,333 |
38 | Adrian Meronk | 21 | $12,085,872 |
39 | Phil Mickelson | 42 | $11,017,112 |
40 | Sam Horsfield | 35 | $10,802,872 |
41 | Bubba Watson | 35 | $10,209,647 |
42 | Kevin Na | 42 | $10,178,154 |
43 | Lee Westwood | 42 | $10,163,331 |
44 | Ian Poulter | 43 | $9,908,716 |
45 | Danny Lee | 34 | $9,722,274 |
46 | Martin Kaymer | 41 | $9,510,644 |
47 | Scott Vincent | 21 | $8,733,000 |
48 | Caleb Surratt | 35 | $8,540,067 |
49 | Chase Koepka | 22 | $6,753,428 |
50 | Laurie Canter | 21 | $5,663,664 |
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