LIV Golf Singapore prize money 2024
How much did each player earn at Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore?
We reached the halfway point of the LIV Golf season after arriving at Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore.
Brendan Steele was the previous week’s victor in Adelaide and Ripper GC took the team title in front of their home crowd at The Grange Golf Club.
Cameron Smith and Marc Leishman beat Louis Oosthuizen and Dean Burmester in what was the first-ever team playoff in the history of the LIV Golf League.
We have now seen seven events in the LIV Golf 2024 calendar and the main protagonists fought it out again for the lion’s share of the $25 million pot. $4 million went to the individual winner and $3 million went to the winning team.
Jon Rahm, Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau, Joaquin Niemann, Sergio Garcia and Patrick Reed competed for glory as the Saudi-funded circuit reached the next chapter in its history.
It was Koepka who took the two-shot victory in Singapore at the time of the year when he always seems to peak. Could he go on to win the PGA Championship for a fourth time?
For the second week in a row, Ripper GC won the team prize and Fireballs GC and Cleeks GC tied in second place, which saw a slight modification in prize money distribution.
Take a look below at the full LIV Golf prize money breakdown…
LIV Golf prize money: Singapore
Individual prize money
WIN: Brooks Koepka, $4 million
T2: Cameron Smith, $1.875 million
T-2: Marc Leishman, $1.875 million
4: Talor Gooch, $1 million
T5: Tyrrell Hatton, $750,000
T5: Thomas Pieters, $750,000
T7: Dustin Johnson, $522,500
T7: Joaquin Niemann, $522,500
T7: Kevin Na, $522,500
T10: Jon Rahm, $371,250
T10: Eugenio Chacarra, $371,250
T10: Abraham Ancer, $371,250
T10: Adrian Meronk, $371,250
T14: Kalle Samooja, $287,000
T14: Patrick Reed, $287,000
T14: Sergio Garcia, $287,000
T14: Dean Burmester, $287,000
T14: Cameron Tringale, $287,000
T19: Carlos Ortiz, $240,000
T19: Martin Kaymer, $240,000
T19: Sebastian Munoz, $240,000
T22: Phil Mickelson, $203,000
T22: Peter Uihlein, $203,000
T22: Richard Bland, $203,000
T22: Louis Oosthuizen, $203,000
T22: Kieran Vincent, $203,000
T27: David Puig, $180,000
T27: Bryson DeChambeau, $180,000
T27: Lucas Herbert, $180,000
T30: Anirban Lahiri, $167,500
T30: Matthew Wolff, $167,500
T32: Branden Grace, $155,000
T32: Paul Casey, $155,000
T32: Harold Varner III, $155,000
T35: Charl Schwartzel, $146,250
T35: Ian Poulter, $146,250
T37: Matt Jones, $140,000
T37: Graeme McDowell, $140,000
T37: Scott Vincent, $140,000
T40: Brendan Steele, $131,250
T40: Charles Howell III, $131,250
T40: Caleb Surratt, $131,250
T40: Jason Kokrak $131,250
44: Henrik Stenson, $127,500
T45: Andy Ogletree, $125,000
T45: Bubba Watson, $125,000
T47: Sam Horsfield, $121,250
T47: Mito Pereira, $121,250
T49: Danny Lee, $60,000
T49: Hudson Swafford, $60,000
T49: Lee Westwood, $60,000
T52: Pat Perez, $50,000
T52: Anthony Kim, $50,000
54: Jinichiro Kozuma, $50,000
Team prize money
1: Ripper GC GC: $3,000,000 ($750,000 per player – Smith, Leishman, Jones, Herbert)
T2: Fireballs GC: $1,000,000 ($250,000 per player – Puig, Chacarra, Garcia, Ancer)
T2: Cleeks GC: $1,000,000 ($250,000 per player – Samooja, Bland, Kaymer, Meronk)
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