2025 LIV Golf Miami money: How much every player made at Trump National Doral

LIV Golf’s final tune-up before the 2025 Masters took place in South Florida this week as Bryson DeChambeau, Phil Mickelson and the rest of LIV Golf descended on Trump National Doral.

Patrick Reed, the 2018 Masters champion, got off to a hot start at Doral, shooting five under on Day 1. But Reed slid back on Day 2 as DeChambeau roared out to a two-shot lead over Sergio Garcia, with Mickelson, Jon Rahm and Marc Leishman close behind.

 “I’m not thinking about peaking or anything,” DeChambeau said about making sure his game is primed for Augusta. “I’m just thinking about how do I get better? What little things can I work on to be better? You can always get better, and that’s kind of the mentality I take into these major championships, these LIV events. How do I just keep getting better? And sometimes I’m not there, I don’t have anything and I don’t know what’s going on for whatever reason. But as I’m getting a little bit older, I’m learning how to stay on track a lot more, be more consistently on track.”

DeChambeau entered Sunday with a chance to secure his first LIV win since 2023, but the two-time U.S. Open champion had a day to forget at Doral. DeChambeau bogeyed the first hole and made double bogey at the fourth. He made another double at the par-5 11th and watched as Leishman cruised past him to grab the lead and never look back, holding off Charl Schwartzel and Garcia to earn his first LIV Golf title. DeChambeau finished in fifth place.

Here’s how much each player made this week at LIV Miami:

INDIVIDUAL

WIN: Marc Leishman, $4 million

2: Charl Schwartzel, $2.25 million

3: Sergio Garcia, $1.5 million

4: Carlos Ortiz, $1 million

5: Bryson DeChambeau, $800,000

6: Phil Mickelson, $700,000

T7: Harold Varner III, $562,500
Patrick Reed, $562,500

T9: Cameron Smith, $409,166
Jon Rahm, $409,166
Danny Lee, $409,166

T12: Talor Gooch, $350,000
Charles Howell III, $350,000

T14: Tom McKibbin, $296,250
David Puig, $296,250
Cameron Tringale, $296,250
Dean Burmester, $296,250

T18: Brooks Koepka, $250,000
Lucas Herbert, $250,000
Anirban Lahiri, $250,000

T21: Matt Jones, $220,000
Sebastian Munoz, $220,000
Peter Uihlein, $220,000

T24: Caleb Surratt, $195,000
Young-han Song, $195,000
Luis Masaveu, $195,000

T27: Dustin Johnson, $182,500
Sam Horfield, $182,500

T29: Anthony Kim, $167,500
Martin Kaymer, $167,500
Paul Casey, $167,500
Yubin Jang, $167,500

T33: Bubba Watson, $146,833
Tyrrell Hatton, $146,833
Louis Oosthuizen, $146,833
Brendan Steele, $146,833
Joaquin Niemann, $146,833
Ian Poulter, $146,833

T39: Jason Kokrak, $135,333
Thomas Pieters, $135,333
Adrian Meronk, $135,333

42: Matt Wolff, $130,000

43: Frederik Kjettrup, $128,000

T44: Kevin Na, $126,500
Graeme McDowell, $126,500

46: Abraham Ancer, $125,000

T47: Richard Bland, $101,000
Andy Ogletree, $101,000
Henrik Stenson, $101,000

50: Branden Grace, $60,000

51: Lee Westwood, $60,000

52: Mito Pereira, $50,000

T53: Ben Campell, $50,000
Chieh-Po Lee, $50,000

TEAM

WIN: Ripper GC, $3 million

2: Crushers GC, $1.5 million

3: 4Aces GC, $500,000