LIV Golf Nashville prize money
LIV Golf headed to Nashville for the first time in the league’s short existence, so let’s take you through how the prize money works…
It was the week after the US Open and Bryson DeChambeau continued to parade his new trophy at The Grove in Nashville.
The LIV Golf League reached the ninth event of the 2024 schedule and it was a new event held in the capital of Tennessee.
Tyrrell Hatton earned his win in the LIV Golf League courtesy of a stellar performance. Rounds of 65, 64 and 65 took him to a six-shot win over Sam Horsfield of the Majesticks, a team that was much improved in fourth place in the team standings.
With Jon Rahm, Caleb Surratt and Kieran Vincent, Hatton helped Legion XIII to team glory as well, finishing above DeChambeau’s Crushers GC.
Below is the prize money breakdown of the LIV Golf Nashville event which dished out $20 million to the players, $4 million to the winner and an extra $5 million to be divided among the top three teams.
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LIV Golf prize money: Nashville
Individual prize money
Win: Tyrrell Hatton, $4 million
2: Sam Horsfield, $2.25 million
T-3: Joaquin Niemann, $1 million
T-3: Lee Westwood, $1 million
T-3: Jon Rahm, $1 million
T-3: Bryson DeChambeau, $1 million
T-7: Sebastian Munoz, $562,500
T-7: John Catlin, $562,500
T-9: Paul Casey, $396,875
T-9: Richard Bland, $396,875
T-9: Cameron Smith, $396,875
T-9: Carlos Ortiz, $396,875
13: Louis Oosthuizen, $340,000
T-14: Pat Perez, $315,000
T-14: Brendan Steele $315,000
T-16: Matt Wolff, $277,500
T-16: Harold Varner III, $277,500
T-18: Marc Leishman, $230,000
T-18: Eugenio Chacarra, $230,000
T-18: Anirban Lahiri, $230,000
T-18: Sergio Garcia, $230,000
T-18: Abraham Ancer, $230,000
T-18: Kieran Vincent, $230,000
T-18: Jason Kokrak, $230,000
T-25: Charl Schwartzel, $180,000
T-25: Caleb Surratt, $180,000
T-25: Henrik Stenson, $180,000
T-25: Ian Poulter, $180,000
T-25: Kevin Na, $180,000
T-25: Dean Burmester, $180,000
T-25: Scott Vincent, $180,000
T-32: Thomas Pieters, $155,000
T-32: Patrick Reed, $155,000
T-32: Adrian Meronk, $155,000
T-35: Bubba Watson, $142,500
T-35: Hudson Swafford, $142,500
T-35: Cameron Tringale, $142,500
T-35: Mito Pereira, $142,500
T-35: Branden Grace, $142,500
T-40: Matt Jones, $133,750
T-40: Phil Mickelson, $133,750
T-42: Brooks Koepka, $127,500
T-42: Talor Gooch, $127,500
T-42: Graeme McDowell, $127,500
T-42: Martin Kaymer, $127,500
T-46: Anthony Kim, $123,750
T-46: Jinichiro Kozuma, $123,750
48: Lucas Herbert, $120,000
49: Andy Ogletree, $60,000
50: Peter Uihlein, $60,000
T-51: Dustin Johnson, $53,333.33
T-51: David Puig, $53,333.33
T-51: Kalle Samooja, $53,333.33
54: Danny Lee, $50,000
Team prize money
1: Legion XIII GC: $3,000,000 ($750,000 per player – Rahm, Surratt, Vincent, Hatton)
2: Crushers GC: $1,500,000 ($375,000 per player – DeChambeau, Casey, Lahiri, Catlin)
3: Torque GC: $500,000 ($125,000 per player – Niemann, Ortiz, Munoz, Pereira)
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