The 2026 LIV Golf Singapore is currently taking place at the Serapong Golf Course. The tournament kicked off on March 12 with the usual 57-golfer field competing in a no 36-hole cut format. As of this writing, two rounds of the tournament have been completed, and Bryson DeCahmbeau leads the event by a comfortable margin of 3 shots with a total score of 10 under par.
Interestingly, while DeChambeau has a comfortable lead, the leaderboard after him is looking pretty tight. Five golfers are tied for second place with a combined score of 7 under par. The golfers who are tied for the position are: Thomas Detry, Louis Oosthuizen, Jon Rahm, Lee Westwood, and Richard T. Lee. After them, three golfers are tied for seventh position with a cumulative score of six under par.
When it comes to the prize pool for the LIV Golf Singapore, golfers are competing for a total prize pool of $30 million. Out of this massive prize pool, $20 million is allocated towards the singles tournament, with the remaining $10 million going toward the team’s leaderboard. Talking about the singles competition, the winner of the event will get a whopping $4 million from the entire prize pool.
Following that, second place will receive $2.25 million, and then third place will receive $1.5 million. In comparison to that, in the team event, the first-place finishers will get $3 million, which will be divided equally among all team members.
What is the full prize distribution of the 2026 LIV Golf Singapore?
Talking more about the prize distribution of the 2026 LIV Golf Singapore, here’s a full look at it:
Singles Event:
- 1st Position: $4 million
- 2nd Position: $2.25 million
- 3rd Position: $1.5 million
- 4th Position: $1 million
- 5th Position: $800,000
- 6th Position: $700,000
- 7th Position: $600,000
- 8th Position: $525,000
- 9th Position: $442,500
- 10th Position: $405,000
- 11th Position: $380,000
- 12th Position: $360,000
- 13th Position: $340,000
- 14th Position: $320,000
- 15th Position: $300,000
- 16th Position: $285,000
- 17th Position: $270,000
- 18th Position: $260,000
- 19th Position: $250,000
- 20th Position: $240,000
- 21st Position: $230,000
- 22nd Position: $220,000
- 23rd Position: $210,000
- 24th Position: $200,000
- 25th Position: $195,000
- 26th Position: $190,000
- 27th Position: $185,000
- 28th Position: $180,000
- 29th Position: $175,000
- 30th Position: $170,000
- 31st Position: $165,000
- 32nd Position: $160,000
- 33rd Position: $155,000
- 34th Position: $150,000
- 35th Position: $148,000
- 36th Position: $145,000
- 37th Position: $143,000
- 38th Position: $140,000
- 39th Position: $138,000
- 40th Position: $135,000
- 41st Position: $133,000
- 42nd Position: $130,000
- 43rd Position: $128,000
- 44th Position: $128,000
- 45th Position: $125,000
- 46th Position: $125,000
- 47th Position: $50,000
- 48th Position: $50,000
- 49th Position: $50,000
- 50th Position: $50,000
- 51st Position: $50,000
- 52nd Position: $50,000
- 53rd Position: $50,000
- 54th Position: $50,000
- 55th Position: $50,000
- 56th Position: $50,000
- 57th Position: $50,000
Teams event:
- 1st Position: $3 million
- 2nd Position: $1.5 million
- 3rd Position: $900,000
- 4th Position: $700,000
- 5th Position: $650,000
- 6th Position: $600,000
- 7th Position: $550,000
- 8th Position: $500,000
- 9th Position: $450,000
- 10th Position: $400,000
- 11th Position: $300,000
- 12th Position: $250,000
- 13th Position: $200,000
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