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After four seasons, it’s possible to make a meaningful comparison between the earnings of LIV Golf players thus far in the Saudi League and those earned during their time on the PGA Tour, and National Club Golfer has done so.

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Obviously, I’m reporting a small but significant sample, both in terms of earnings and number of events played (for LIV Golf, the figures also include the last tournament played in South Africa—Editor’s note).

On the LIV side, the amounts received by players upon signing their contracts were not taken into account.

The «fluid» situation currently characterizing the relationship between LIV Golf and the DP World Tour precludes such an indicative analysis.

Phil Mickelson

I’ll start with the man who, without a doubt, symbolizes the contrast between the two Tours, especially given that he has been at Greg Norman’s side since the beginning of LIV’s journey.

Mickelson has played 662 tournaments on the PGA Tour, earning a total of $96,572,310 (tournament average $145,879), while from tournaments (49), he has earned $12,238,959 (tournament average $249,774).

Jon Rahm

The Spaniard is the player in whom LIV has made the largest investment and, at the moment, is in the spotlight more for the Ryder Cup controversy than for his absence from the PGA Tour.

On the PGA Tour, he has played 153 times, amassing $51,603,851 (tournament average $337,280).

From LIV tournaments (31), he has earned $87,683,196 (tournament average $2,828,490).

Dustin Johnson

The Captain of the 4 Aces GC joined LIV Golf alongside Mickelson in 2022, and it was undoubtedly a blow for the PGA Tour.

In 311 tournaments played on the US Tour, he earned $75,417,837 (tournament average $242,501), while his 54 LIV Golf tournaments earned him $64,145,505 (tournament average $1,187,879).

Talor Gooch

For the American player, who has now replaced Brooks Koepka at the helm of the Smash GC, the decision to move to LIV Golf was undoubtedly a winning one.

Up until 2022, he had played 123 tournaments on the PGA Tour, earning $9,250,299 (tournament average $75,205).

On LIV, the music has changed: 54 tournaments, $68,748,280 in cash, tournament average $1,273,116.

Bryson DeChambeau

In my opinion, the Californian by birth and Texan by adoption has earned himself the role of the Saudi League’s most representative player over the last two years, and this is confirmed by the fact that, following Brooks Koepka’s return to the PGA Tour, rumors indicate he is the next «target» of the US Tour management.

DeChambeau has played 144 tournaments on the PGA Tour, cashing in $27,479,287 (tournament average $190,828), while his career in the Saudi League (53 tournaments) has earned him $58,423,131 (tournament average $1,102,323).

Joaquin Niemann

The young Chilean is another player who has established himself on the LIV (seven victories between 2024 and 2025).

In 121 tournaments played on the PGA Tour, he has earned $14,940,585 (tournament average $123,475), and on LIV Golf (51 tournaments) he has earned $71,648,252 (tournament average $1,404,867).

Cameron Smith

The 2022 Open Champion, with his Rippers GC, is an important ambassador for the Saudi League, as demonstrated by the great success of the LIV tournaments in Australia.

He has played 175 tournaments on the PGA Tour, earning $28,674,213 (tournament average $163,852).

His career LIV Golf (50 tournaments) earned him $50,936,040 (tournament average $1,018,720).