How Much Money Has Jon Rahm Made Since Joining LIV Golf?

Jon Rahm’s decision to join LIV Golf at the end of 2023 sent shockwaves through the golf community. Rahm, who is regarded as one of the best golfers of the past decade with multiple titles including two major victories at The Masters and the U.S. Open, made an impactful start in his new league.

 

In his first year on the LIV Golf circuit, Rahm demonstrated his elite form by securing 11 top-10 finishes out of 12 starts. His impressive performances also put him on track to potentially top the individual standings, while his team, Legion XIII, remains in contention for the top spot in the team competition.

 

Rahm’s financial gains since joining LIV Golf have been substantial. Excluding his reported $500 million signing fee, Rahm made a strong debut, finishing third in his first event at Mayakoba, where he earned $1.25 million. His team also won the event, adding $750,000 to his earnings. This initial success was followed by several other notable finishes, including solo fifth in Jeddah ($800,000), tied eighth in Hong Kong ($396,071), and tied third in Miami ($833,333).

 

Despite a setback due to a foot infection, Rahm bounced back at LIV Golf Nashville, finishing third and earning $1.75 million. His biggest payday came at LIV Golf UK, where he secured his first title on the circuit, earning $4 million for the win and another $750,000 as his team took the top spot.

 

As the LIV Golf season approaches its conclusion, Rahm leads the individual standings by a narrow margin and stands to claim an $18 million top prize if he finishes the season as the top-ranked player. Additionally, his team is in the running for the team event trophy, which would bring in another $14 million to be split among the members.

 

With a few tournaments remaining, Rahm’s total earnings from LIV Golf are poised to rise even further, marking a lucrative start to his career in the league.