LIV Golf: Which players have made the most money after Jeddah Invitational?

Brooks Koepka rounded off the regular season of the LIV Golf Tour in 2022 with a playoff victory over Peter Uihlein at the Jeddah Invitational.

With his emotional win, coming after a period in which Koepka considered quitting golf, he earned $4,750,000 for coming top of the team leaderboard with Smash GC as well as securing his debut victory on the new circuit.

The four-time major champion is now the sixth-highest earner on the inaugural Saudi-backed series with $6,773,500 in earnings since his first appearance at the Portland Invitational.

Following the conclusion of play at the Royal Greens Golf & Country Club, Dustin Johnson, Branden Grace and Peter Uihlein were confirmed as the top three players in the individual points list.

Johnson was the dominant force in LIV Golf's first season, winning the Boston Invitational and failing to make the top 10 only once. Branden Grace won the Portland Invitational, while Uihlein achieved two top-five finishes since the first event near London in June.

The season-ending Team Championship kicks off in Miami on October 28. All 12 teams will be competing for the chance to win $16 million in a multitude of singles and foursomes match play.

The final will take place between four teams in an 18-hole stroke play event at Trump National Doral. The Team Championship's total purse is a staggering $50 million.

Below is the season's earnings list that doesn't include the money that Johnson ($18 million), Grace ($8 million) and Uihlein ($4 million) banked for coming top of the individual points list.

10. Sergio Garcia - $5,378,786

9. Carlos Ortiz - $5,388,314

8. Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra - $6,179,000

7. Talor Gooch - $6,374,499

6. Brooks Koepka - $6,773,500

5. Charl Schwartzel - $7,132,000

4. Peter Uihlein - $7,164,785

3. Branden Grace - $7,859,666

2. Patrick Reed - $8,211,714

1. Dustin Johnson - £13,637,766