2025 LIV Golf Singapore: Prize Money Breakdown & Winner’s Payout

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Back-to-back, the best! Sentosa’s Serapong, named the world’s best in 2023, and then Asia’s in 2023, hosts LIV Golf once again. For instance, the inaugural 2023 event featured Talor Gooch‘s thrilling playoff victory over Sergio Garcia. Plus, Brooks Koepka claimed an impressive victory at this same venue last year. Afterward, Koepka enthusiastically described the course as “the best course we play.”

The Saudi-backed breakaway league will stage its fourth tournament of the 2025 season at the renowned Singapore venue, where players will compete for another enormous prize purse. After this leg, LIV Golf will take a three-week hiatus before returning to action at Trump Doral in Miami, conveniently scheduled the week before The Masters. Big money, big competition—here’s what’s on the line at LIV Golf Singapore!

LIV Golf Singapore’s $25 million prize money breakdown

The LIV Golf Singapore 2025 continues the league’s tradition of offering eye-watering purses, with a total of $25 million up for grabs. This includes $20 million for the individual competition and $5 million for the team event. The individual winner will walk away with an enormous $4 million payday—nearly 16% of the entire purse.

The runner-up doesn’t do too badly either, pocketing $2.25 million, while third place earns a cool $1.5 million. Even finishing in 48th place guarantees a player $107,500—more than many golfers earn for a respectable midfield finish on traditional tours. For context, this individual winner’s payout alone is larger than the entire purse of many regular PGA Tour events.

Here’s the complete breakdown of the individual prize money for LIV Golf Singapore 2025:

Position
Prize Money

1st
$4,000,000

2nd
$2,250,000

3rd
$1,500,000

4th
$1,000,000

5th
$800,000

6th
$700,000

7th
$610,000

8th
$525,000

9th
$442,500

10th
$405,000

11th
$380,000

12th
$360,000

13th
$340,000

14th
$320,000

15th
$300,000

16th
$280,000

17th
$260,000

18th
$240,000

19th
$220,000

20th
$200,000

21st
$180,000

22nd
$172,500

23rd
$170,000

24th
$167,500

25th
$165,000

26th
$162,500

27th
$160,000

28th
$157,500

29th
$155,000

30th
$152,500

31st
$150,000

32nd
$147,500

33rd
$145,000

34th
$142,500

35th
$140,000

36th
$137,500

37th
$135,000

38th
$132,500

39th
$130,000

40th
$127,500

41st
$125,000

42nd
$122,500

43rd
$120,000

44th
$117,500

45th
$115,000

46th
$112,500

47th
$110,000

48th
$107,500

49th
$60,000

50th
$60,000

51st
$60,000

52nd
$50,000

53rd
$50,000

54th
$50,000

The team competition is equally lucrative, with the winning team sharing $3 million ($750,000 per player), the second-place team splitting $1.5 million ($375,000 per player), and the third-place team dividing $500,000 ($125,000 per member).

While the money on display is clear, let’s see the talent on show that has a chance at hitting the sweet spot at the No. 1 position.

Top contenders eye massive payday at Sentosa

Jon Rahm hasn’t won yet in the 2025 LIV season. Still, he enters as the top betting pick with odds from +600 to +700. In fact, the Spanish star topped the LIV standings in 2024. Right now, he sits in second place on this season’s list. On the other hand, Joaquin Niemann has already won once this season. So, he’s a big threat, with odds between +800 and +900. After all, he finished second overall last year. Plus, he just got a T12 finish in Hong Kong.

Last year’s winner, Brooks Koepka, is still a top pick, even though his play hasn’t been great in 2025. Remember, Koepka beat Cameron Smith and Marc Leishman in this course last year. Because of this, his comfort with Sentosa’s Serapong course gives him a big edge. Also worth noting is Sergio Garcia, who just won in Hong Kong. Therefore, he brings lots of good energy to Singapore. Finally, Tyrrell Hatton rounds out the top choices. Earlier this year, he won the Dubai Desert Classic in January 2025. However, his recent LIV results haven’t been that great.

 

 

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The tough stretch called “Dragon’s Tail” from holes three to seven at Sentosa has always sorted out the best players from the rest. Now, with the event just days away, everyone wonders: Can Koepka win again? Or will someone else take home the huge prize and glory at this top Asian course? So, who do you think will win at the 2025 LIV Golf Singapore? Let us know in the comments below!

  

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