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

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LIV Golf Pros are having a ball in Miami! The 2025 edition of the Florida event has come back to the Trump National Doral for the second year in a row. Last year, LIV Golf Miami saw Dean Burmester beat Sergio Garcia in the playoffs to win the tournament. This year, two strokes separate both individuals as they chase Patrick Reed after the end of the first round. Garcia has a few more goals on his checklist apart from winning LIV Golf Miami 2025. He is also fighting to impress Luke Donald for the 2025 Ryder Cup.

But apart from their personal goals, every player at the Trump National Doral will also have another thing on their mind. It’s not just about lifting the LIV Golf Miami 2025 title, but also bagging the maximum from the prize money. So what are they playing for in the first American LIV Golf tournament of the season? Let’s find out.

LIV Golf Miami 2025 prize money

Apart from Patrick Reed, Dustin Johnson and Bryson DeChambeau are also favorites to capture the LIV Golf Miami 2025 title. All three individuals are at the top of the leaderboard after the end of the first 18 holes. Unlike in 2024, LIV Golf Miami 2025 will have a larger purse. Last year, the total prize money was $20 million with another $5 million set aside for team competition. According to Sports Illustrated, LIV Golf Miami 2025 will be played for a total of $25 million with an additional $5 million for the top 3 teams.

The winner of the tournament is set to receive a $4 million assured paycheck. Everyone in the top 4 of the leaderboard will get at least $1 million. Even if a pro finishes last on the table, they would still bank a solid $50,000 check. Let’s see what every individual position will earn at the 2025 LIV Golf Miami:

Position
Prize Money

1
$4 million

2
$2.25 million

3
$1.5 million

4
$1 million

5
$800,000

6
$700,000

7
$600,000

8
$525,000

9
$442,500

10
$405,000

11
$380,000

12
$360,000

13
$340,000

14
$330,000

15
$300,000

16
$285,000

17
$270,000

18
$260,000

19
$250,000

20
$240,000

21
$230,000

22
$220,000

23
$210,000

24
$200,000

25
$195,000

26
$190,000

27
$185,000

28
$180,000

29
$175,000

30
$170,000

31
$165,000

32
$160,000

33
$155,000

34
$150,000

35
$148,000

36
$145,000

37
$143,000

38
$140,000

39
$138,000

40
$135,000

41
$133,000

42
$130,000

43
$128,000

44
$128,000

45
$125,000

46
$125,000

47
$123,000

48
$120,000

49
$60,000

50
$60,000

51
$60,000

52
$50,000

53
$50,000

54
$50,000

This is what each player can earn based on where they land on the individual leaderboard. The team prize money breakdown can be found below:

Team Position
Prize Money

1
$3 million

2
$1.5 million

3
$1.5 million

 

DORAL, FLORIDA – APRIL 04: Captain Bryson Dechambeau of Crushers GC reacts from the first tee during Day One of LIV Golf Miami at Trump National Doral Miami on April 04, 2025 in Doral, Florida. (Photo by Lauren Sopourn/Getty Images

That was the complete prize money distribution for the teams and the players. Let’s see who the favorites are to win the majority of the prize money in LIV Golf Miami.

Top players and best teams at the Trump National Doral

We have already mentioned how Patrick Reed, Bryson DeChambeau, and Dustin Johnson are leading the table. However, HyFlyers GC captain, Phil Mickelson, is also in contention as he too is tied at T2 along with the 4Aces GC and Crushers GC leaders. Sebastian Muñoz, Sergio Garcia, and Charl Schwartzel are also just one stroke behind them and chasing a win at the Trump National Doral. The likes of Jon Rahm and Brooks Koepka are further down the table, going 1-over after their first-round efforts. Interestingly, six of the top seven on the leaderboard will all be heading to Augusta National for the Masters Tournament 2025 next week.

As far as team competition goes, there are a few surprises on the leaderboard. Despite having two of their players in the top two individual standings, 4Aces GC is not leading the points table. DeChambeau’s Crushers GC has performed far better as a unit and leads the board by two strokes. 4Aces GC is placed second at par while Sergio Garcia’s Fireballs GC is at third with 5-over par.

Who do you think is the favorite to win the LIV Golf Miami 2025 event? Place your bets in the comments section before a winner is confirmed.

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