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LIV Golf Mexico City Final Payouts, Prize Money, Winnings: Jon Rahm Wins $4 Million

The Spaniard won for the second time this season in a dominant effort.
Jon Rahm won for the second time this season in LIV Golf.
Jon Rahm won for the second time this season in LIV Golf. | Grace Smith-Imagn Images

It was anything but dull in the LIV Golf League this week, following rumors that the league’s funding may be in peril. But on Wednesday afternoon LIV CEO Scott O’Neil sent a vote of confidence and indeed this week in Mexico City the show went on. The event offered $30 million, with $4 million to the individual winner and $10 million set aside for the team competition.

Jon Rahm took the big check, winning for the second time this season and in dominant fashion at 21 under par, six clear of second place. His Legion XIII also easily won the team title.

In the meantime, there are still many questions about LIV Golf’s future, and what it all might mean for the players involved should league end operations, either soon, at the end of this season or somewhere else down the line. We answered many of those questions in a Q&A with our senior writer Bob Harig. There are many layers that would need to be sorted if LIV Golf were to no longer exist.

Here are the final payouts for LIV Golf Mexico City.

2026 LIV Golf Mexico final payouts

Place

Prize Money

WIN. Jon Rahm, 21 under

$4 million

2. David Puig, 15 under

$2.25 million

3. Josele Ballester, 14 under

$1.5 miion

4. Scott Vincent, 12 under

$1 million

T5. Branden Grace, Thomas Detry, Tyrrell Hatton, Tom McKibbin, Matthew Wolff; 11 under

$615,000

T10. Cameron Tringale, Marc Leishman; 10 under

$397,500

T12. Luis Masaveu, Louis Oosthuizen, Harold Varner III; 9 under

$340,000

T15. Dean Burmester, Richard T. Lee; 8 under

$292,500

T17. Dustin Johnson, Carlos Ortiz, Victor Perez; 7 under

$260,000

T20. Charles Howell III, Joaquin Niemann; 6 under

$235,000

T22. Minkyu Kim, Yosuke Asaji, Abraham Ancer; 5 under

$210,000

T25. Ian Poulter, Ben An, Martin Kaymer, Sebastian Munoz, Brendan Steele, Laurie Canter; 4 under

$182,500

31. Bubba Watson, 3 under

$165,000

T32. Sam Horsfield, Caleb Surratt, Peter Uihlein; 2 under

$155,000

T35. Lee Westwood, Paul Casey, Elvis Smylie; 1 under

$145,000

38. Adrian Meronk, Even

$140,000

39. Bjorn Hellgren, 1 over

$137,500

T40. Sergio Garcia, Charl Schwartzel, Younghan Song, Cameron Smith, Anthony Kim; 2 over

$130,900

45. Talor Gooch, 3 over

$127,000

46. Richard Bland, 4 over

$126,000

T47. Thomas Pieters, Anirban Lahiri, Lucas Herbert; 5 over

$50,000

T50. Jason Kokrak, Miguel Tabuena, Travis Smyth; 6 over

$50,000

T53. Danny Lee, Graeme McDowell; 7 over

$50,000

55. Michael La Sasso, 9 over

$50,000

56. Ben Campbell, 11 over

$50,000

LIV Golf Mexico Team-Event Payouts

Place

Payout

WIN. Legion XII (Jon Rahm, Caleb Surratt, Tom McKibbin, Tyrrell Hatton), 45 under

$3 million

2. Fireballs GC, 36 under

$1.5 million

3. Southern Guards GC, 26 under

$900,000

4. Torque GC, 22 under

$700,000

5. HyFlyers GC, 17 under

$650,000

6. Majesticks GC, 11 under

$600,000

7. 4Aces GC, 10 under

$550,000

8. Cleeks GC, 7 under

$500,000

9. RangeGoats GC, 5 under

$450,000

10. Ripper GC, 4 under

$400,000

11. Korean Golf Club, Even

$300,000

12. Crushers GC, 1 over

$250,000

13. Smash GC, 7 over

$200,000


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JEFF RITTER

Jeff Ritter is the managing director of SI Golf. He has more than 20 years of sports media experience, and previously was the general manager at the Morning Read, where he led that business’s growth and joined SI as part of an acquisition in 2022. Earlier in his career he spent more than a decade at SI and Golf Magazine, and his journalism awards include a MIN Magazine Award and an Edward R. Murrow Award for sports reporting. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and a master’s from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.