2023 LIV Golf Greenbrier prize money payouts for each player and team

DeChambeau banked $4 million for his five-shot victory.

Bryson DeChambeau went low Sunday at the LIV Golf Greenbrier event, posting a 12-under 58, the lowest score on the circuit.

Believe it not, DeChambeau started so hot that he started having thoughts of a 54.

“That was actually right after the first six out of seven,” he said of all the birdies he was collecting early at the Old White Course at the Greenbrier in White Sulfur Springs, West Virginia. “I was like, ”Okay, if I eagle one of the par 5s and I keep going at this pace, it could be dangerous.'”

DeChambeau banked $4 million for his five-shot victory. Mito Pereira got $2,125,000 for solo second.

Torque GC (Joaquin Niemann, Sebastian Munoz, Mito Pereira, David Puig) won the team title and split $3 million. Crushers GC (Bryson DeChambeau, Paul Casey, Charles Howell III, Anirban Lahiri) split $1.5 million for taking second place. Stinger GC (Louis Oosthuizen, Charl Schwartzel, Branden Grace, Dean Burmester) took third, good for $500,000.

Check out the 2023 LIV Golf Greenbrier prize money payouts for each player and team.

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Position Golfer Score Earnings
1 Bryson DeChambeau -23 $4,000,000
2 Mito Pereira -17 $2,125,000
T3 Richard Bland -16 $1,175,000
T3 Matthew Wolff -16 $1,175,000
T3 David Puig -16 $1,175,000
6 Harold Varner III -14 $800,000
T7 Brendan Steele -13 $596,000
T7 Branden Grace -13 $596,000
T7 Carlos Ortiz -13 $596,000
T7 Dean Burmester -13 $596,000
T7 Talor Gooch -13 $596,000
T12 Sebastián Muñoz -12 $300,333
T12 Sergio Garcia -12 $300,333
T12 Charles Howell III -12 $300,333
T12 Bernd Wiesberger -12 $300,333
T12 Cameron Tringale -12 $300,333
T12 Scott Vincent -12 $300,333
T18 Lee Westwood -10 $199,600
T18 James Piot -10 $199,600
T18 Anirban Lahiri -10 $199,600
T18 Laurie Canter -10 $199,600
T18 Abraham Ancer -10 $199,600
T23 Joaquin Niemann -9 $169,000
T23 Jason Kokrak -9 $199,600
T25 Louis Oosthuizen -8 $163,000
T25 Phil Mickelson -8 $163,000
T25 Eugenio Chacarra -8 $163,000
T25 Henrik Stenson -8 $163,000
T29 Graeme McDowell -7 $156,000
T29 Ian Poulter -7 $156,000
T29 Bubba Watson -7 $156,000
T32 Matt Jones -6 $149,000
T32 Marc Leishman -6 $149,000
T32 Dustin Johnson -6 $149,000
T32 Cameron Smith -6 $149,000
T36 Patrick Reed -5 $143,000
T36 Paul Casey -5 $143,000
T38 Peter Uihlein -3 $137,000
T38 Danny Lee -3 $137,000
T38 Brooks Koepka -3 $137,000
T38 Thomas Pieters -3 $137,000
42 Chase Koepka -2 $132,000
T43 Kevin Na -1 $129,000
T43 Martin Kaymer -1 $129,000
45 Pat Perez E $126,000
T46 Sihwan Kim 1 $123,000
T46 Jediah Morgan 1 $123,000

 

Bryson DeChambeau shoots 12-under 58, wins LIV Golf Greenbrier

Bryson DeChambeau has posted the lowest score in the history of the two-year-old LIV Golf League.

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Bryson DeChambeau has posted the lowest score in the history of the two-year-old LIV Golf League.

During Sunday’s final round of the LIV Golf Greenbrier at the Old White Course in White Sulfur Springs, West Virginia, DeChambeau posted a 12-under 58.

DeChambeau’s scorecard was simply one circle after another as he collected 13 birdies. He started on the first hole in the Sunday shotgun start and had six birdies on his first seven holes before a bogey at the eighth. He closed with four straight birdies on Nos. 15 through 18 to get to 23 under to win the event by five shots over Mito Pereira.

The most dramatic stroke was his final one on his final hole, a long putt to break 60 by two shots.

The Old White course played as a par-70 and measured 7,255 yards Sunday.

After his round, he was asked on the CW telecast about whether he thought U.S. Ryder Cup captain Zach Johnson would soon be giving him a call.

“I’ve got some equipment that’s performing quite nicely, with the driver and that’s a deadly combination with my putting. Cleary I putted well, drove it well, wedged it well. You couldn’t have written it up any better than this,” he said. “But if I do get a call, that’d be awesome. If not, I’ll be rooting them on over in Rome.”

Phil Mickelson congratulated DeChambeau on social media but also took a chance to give him some friendly ribbing: “Incredible round by Bryson. 58. What a weekend and win for him. He stole my jump though. Not cool. Proud of his resolve after Cameron and I gave him a thumping Wednesday.”

DeChambeau won $4 million for the victory, his first LIV title. The Torque GC team of Pereira, David Puig, Joaquin Niemann and Sebastian Munoz won the team title.

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Photos: 2023 LIV Golf Greenbrier at The Old White Course

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Matthew Wolff didn’t play as well Saturday as he did a day before, but he shot 3-under 67 and is tied for the lead at 12 under following the second round of LIV Golf Greenbrier.

David Puig moved into a tie of the lead with Wolff at 12 under, but there’s a big chasing pack. Bryson DeChambeau, who tied a LIV record with a 9-under 61, sits one shot back with Richard Bland and three-time winner Talor Gooch with 18 holes to play in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.

Joaquin Niemann’s Torque GC leads in the team competition at 34 under. Stinger GC is second at 30 under.

Due to the potential for inclement weather, Sunday’s final round will begin with a shotgun start at 9:05 a.m. ET.

Parking lots will open at 7:30 a.m. with gates to the course opening to the public at 8:00 a.m. Live coverage in the United States will begin at 9:00 a.m. on The CW App and LIV Golf Plus, with tape-delayed coverage on The CW Network from 1-6 p.m. (all times EDT).

The Greenbrier is the first LIV event in a month. It’s the 10th event of the 2023 season and the first pro golf event at the Old White course since the PGA Tour left there in 2019.

The circuit next week heads to Trump Bedminster in New Jersey. Four of the five remaining events are in the United States.

Check out some of the best photos from LIV Golf Greenbrier.