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2026 LIV Golf Virginia Final Payouts, Winnings, Prize Money: Lucas Herbert Wins $4 Million

The Australian won for the first time, capping an eventful week for LIV Golf.
Lucas Herbert got his first win in LIV Golf.
Lucas Herbert got his first win in LIV Golf. | Jack Power-Imagn Images

Say this for LIV Golf these past few weeks: it has not been dull.

With the Saudi PIF pulling its funding, LIV will be left to forge a new path in 2027, and players are assessing their options. SI’s Bob Harig attended the event this week outside Washington D.C., and while he found LIV CEO Scott O’Neil to be optimistic, the executive was also light on specifics. Harig also toured the grounds and found that fans have a mostly positive view of the action on the course, even as LIV’s path forward remains unclear.

And so, the show went on, with LIV’s Virginia event offering a $30 million purse, with $4 million to the individual winner and $10 million set aside for the team competition.

Lucas Herbert is taking home the big check for the first time in LIV Golf, as the Australian won by four shots over Sergio Garcia at Trump National D.C. Bryson DeChambeau, who is on the way to the PGA Championship next, was third. Herbert, despite winning, is not in the field for Aronimink.

Here are the final payouts for the LIV Golf Virginia event.

2026 LIV Golf Final Payouts

WIN: Lucas Herbert, 24 under: $4 million

2. Sergio Garcia, 20 under: $2.25 million

3. Bryson DeChambeau, 19 under: $1.5 million

4. Dean Burmester, 18 under: $1 million

5. Josele Ballester, 17 under: $800,000

T6. Thomas Detry, Anthony Kim; 16 under: $650,000

T8. Scott Vincent, Jon Rahm, Joaquin Niemann; 15 under: $463,333

11. Victor Perez, 14 under: $380,000

T12. David Puig, Caleb Surratt; 13 under: $350,000

T14. Paul Casey, Marc Leishman, Charles Howell III, 12 under: $301,667

17. Tyrrell Hatton, 11 under: $270,000

T18. Graeme McDowell, Dustin Johnson, Ian Poulter; 10 under: $250,000

T21. McKibbin, Jeongwoo Ham, Adrian Meronk, Branden Grace; 9 under: $215,000

25. Miguel Tabuena, 8 under: $195,000

T26. Pieters, Bland, Cam Smith, Charl Schwartzel; 7 under: $182,500

T30. Richard T. Lee, Lee Westwood, Carlos Ortiz, Younghan Song, Sebastian Munoz; 6 under: $160,000

T35. Ben An, Bubba Watson, Bjorn Hellgren, Yosuke Asaji; 5 under: $143,750

T39. Brendan Steele, Talor Gooch, Martin Kaymer; 4 under:: $135,000

42. Louis Oosthuizen, 3 under: $130,000

43. Abraham Ancer, 2 under: $129,000

T44. Anirban Lahiri, Matthew Wolff; 1 under: $127,500

T46. Jason Kokrak, Cameron Tringale, Laurie Canter, Elvis Smylie, Michael La Sasso; Even: $65,200

T51. Harold Varner III, Luis Masaveu; 1 over: $50,000

53. Ben Campbell, 4 over: $50,000

54. Peter Uihlein, 5 over: $50,000

55. Sam Horsfield, 6 over: $50,000

56. Minkyu Kim, 10 over: $50,000

LIV Golf Virginia Team-Event Payouts

WIN: 4Aces GC, playoff: $3 million

2. Fireballs GC, playoff runner-up: $1.5 million

3. Legion XIII, 48 under: $900,000

4. Crushers GC, 44 under: $700,000

5. Ripper GC, 43 under: $650,000

6. Southern Guards GC, 37 under: $600,000

7. Cleeks GC, 34 under: $550,000

8. Torque GC, 29 under: $500,000

9. HyFlyers GC, 19 under: $450,000

10. OKGC, 13 under: $400,000

11. Majesticks, 10 under: $300,000

12. RangeGoats GC, 3 over: $250,000

13. Korean Golf Club, 6 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.


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