LIV Golf's first visit to Korea saw Crushers GC captain Bryson DeChambeau send out a PGA Championship warning with his first title of the season after several near misses in recent weeks.
That gave him a first prize of $4m, but he's still some distance behind the money list leader at the halfway stage of the season. That honor goes to Torque GC leader Joaquin Niemann, who has won three times so far in 2025. As a result, he has $12,817,048 although thanks to his win, DeChambeau has now jumped up from eighth to second on $8,033,250.
In third is Sergio Garcia, helped by his win at LIV Golf Hong Kong. His T42 in Korea brought him $128,333 to take his prize money for the season to $6,624,333.
Jon Rahm, who was the 2024 Individual Champion, is yet to add to his two career LIV Golf wins this season, although his consistent form continued in Korea with a T7. That brought him $470,500 to leave him fourth on the money list with season winnings of $5,630,041.
LIV Golf Miami winner Marc Leishman is in fifth on $5,435,750, with LIV Golf Riyadh victor Adrian Meronk sixth on $4,909,905. Lucas Herbert, Dean Burmester, Carlos Ortiz and Sebastian Munoz complete the top 10, with each on prize money of more than $4m so far this season.
A total of 47 LIV Golfers now have earnings of more than $1m for the season, with Andy Ogletree the last of that group on $1,033,550. Beneath him, big names include Lee Westwood in 48th on $869,250 and Anthony Kim in 54th on $568,750.
Below is the latest LIV Golf money list.
