The 2026 LIV Golf League is now three events old after trips to Riyadh, Adelaide and Hong Kong.
Each event so far has produced a memorable story, with Elvis Smylie taking the honors in Saudi Arabia on his LIV Golf debut, Anthony Kim securing an incredible victory in Australia and Jon Rahm finally getting his third win on the circuit in Hong Kong after two runner-up placings to begin the season.
Given the winners so far, it's no surprise to see them make up the top three of the money list, with Rahm's $4m for his title in Hong Kong giving him huge total prize money of $8,500,000 so far, with Smylie in second place, almost $4m behind the Spaniard, and Kim in third.
Another new LIV Golf recruit, Thomas Detry, is in fourth, with a man who has been with the circuit from the start, Peter Uihlein, in fifth.
Thomas Peters, Bryson DeChambeau, Lucas Herbert, Abrham Ancer and Dean Burmester complete the top 10.
Rahm already looks a solid bet to win the season-long Individual Championship for the third year in a row, but the man who he pipped to the honor in 2025, Joaquin Niemann, has had a far slower start to the season.
He could only manage T41 in Hong Kong to give him prize money of $129,875, leaving him 26th on the money list with overall earnings of $682,875 from the first three events.
In total, 17 players already have earnings of over $1m so far this season, with Branden Grace the lowest of them with prize money of $1,042,500.
At the bottom of money list, two players are yet to reach six-figures for the season, with reserves John Catlin and Ollie Schniederjans on $50,000 from one appearance so far.
One big-name player, Hy Flyers GC captain Phil Mickelson, has yet to get off the mark for the season, as he didn't appear in any of the first three events after citing a family health matter for his absence in January.
Below is the full LIV Golf money list after three tournaments.
LIV Golf League Money List 2026
Position |
Player |
Prize Money |
1st |
Jon Rahm |
$8,500,000 |
2nd |
Elvis Smylie |
$4,589,167 |
3rd |
Anthony Kim |
$4,350,750 |
4th |
Thomas Detry |
$3,015,000 |
5th |
Peter Uihlein |
$2,747,750 |
6th |
Thomas Pieters |
$2,510,500 |
7th |
Bryson DeChambeau |
$1,535,000 |
8th |
Lucas Herbert |
$1,476,667 |
9th |
Abraham Ancer |
$1,418,000 |
10th |
Dean Burmester |
$1,300,000 |
11th |
David Puig |
$1,295,000 |
12th |
Tyrrell Hatton |
$1,251,000 |
13th |
Sebastian Munoz |
$1,245,000 |
14th |
Harold Varner III |
$1,244,571 |
15th |
Matt Wolff |
$1,151,667 |
16th |
Carlos Ortiz |
$1,140,750 |
17th |
Branden Grace |
$1,042,500 |
18th |
Graeme McDowell |
$893,334 |
19th |
Talor Gooch |
$840,000 |
20th |
Marc Leishman |
$830,500 |
21st |
Cameron Smith |
$803,750 |
22nd |
Byeong-hun An |
$711,000 |
23rd |
Sergio Garcia |
$705,238 |
24th |
Louis Oosthuizen |
$705,238 |
25th |
Richard T Lee |
$683,750 |
26th |
Joaquin Niemann |
$682,875 |
27th |
Dustin Johnson |
$680,000 |
28th |
Scott Vincent |
$654,000 |
29th |
Caleb Surratt |
$616,250 |
30th |
Paul Casey |
$610,000 |
31st |
Jason Kokrak |
$595,750 |
32nd |
Yosuke Asaji |
$592,750 |
33rd |
Richard Bland |
$570,000 |
34th |
Charl Schwartzel |
$548,821 |
35th |
Brendan Steele |
$536,667 |
36th |
Tom McKibbin |
$523,500 |
37th |
Charles Howell III |
$522,750 |
38th |
Victor Perez |
$505,000 |
39th |
Josele Ballester |
$461,375 |
40th |
Ben Campbell |
$451,071 |
41st |
Adrian Meronk |
$410,500 |
42nd |
Bjorn Hellgren |
$400,750 |
43rd |
Young-han Song |
$392,321 |
44th |
Anirban Lahiri |
$391,071 |
45th |
Ian Poulter |
$356,250 |
46th |
Laurie Canter |
$339,000 |
47th |
Min-kyu Kim |
$330,250 |
48th |
Danny Lee |
$330,250 |
49th |
Michael La Sasso |
$330,250 |
50th |
Cameron Tringale |
$326,500 |
51st |
Bubba Watson |
$317,375 |
52nd |
Luis Masaveu |
$279,750 |
53rd |
Wade Ormsby |
$267,375 |
54th |
Lee Westwood |
$235,000 |
55th |
Ben Schmidt |
$217,250 |
56th |
Miguel Tabuena |
$188,500 |
57th |
Sam Horsfield |
$150,000 |
58th |
Martin Kaymer |
$100,000 |
59th |
John Catlin |
$50,000 |
60th |
Ollie Schniederjans |
$50,000 |
