The fourth stop on the LIV Golf calendar has arrived in Singapore. Being held at the Serapong Course of Sentosa Golf Club from March 12, the event will end on March 15. 57 players across 13 teams have teed it off to fight for the increased purse.

The event last year had a prize purse of $20 million for individuals, but this year, the event boasts a prize purse of $30 million. From that pool, the individual champion will earn $4 million, and the winning team will split $3 million.

The detailed prize money distribution is as follows:

Individual wins:

Winner: $4,000,000

2: $2,250,000

3: $1,500,000

4: $1,000,000

5: $800,000

6: $700,000

7: $600,000

8: $525,000

9: $442,500

10: $405,000

11: $380,000

12: $360,000

13: $340,000

14: $320,000

15: $300,000

16: $285,000

17: $270,000

18: $260,000

19: $250,000

20: $240,000

21: $230,000

22: $220,000

23: $210,000

24: $200,000

25: $195,000

26: $190,000

27: $185,000

28: $180,000

29: $175,000

30: $170,000

31: $165,000

32: $160,000

33: $155,000

34: $150,000

35: $148,000

36: $145,000

37: $143,000

38: $140,000

39: $138,000

40: $135,000

41: $133,000

42: $130,000

43: $128,000

44: $128,000

45: $125,000

46: $125,000

47: $50,000

48: $50,000

49: $50,000

50: $50,000

51: $50,000

52: $50,000

53: $50,000

54: $50,000

55: $50,000

56: $50,000

57: $50,000

Team wins:

WIN: $3,000,000

2: $1,500,000

3: $900,000

4: $700,000

5: $650,000

6: $600,000

7: $550,000

8: $500,000

9: $450,000

10: $400,000

11: $300,000

12: $250,000

13: $200,000

There are also other financial rewards for the individual competition. For either the top finisher or the MVP in each of the three leading teams, there is a $2.3 million bonus set to be split three ways. The leading player on the team will bank $1 million, while the top golfer from the team finishing second may earn $800,000. There is a $500,000 check for the primary contributor on the third-placed side.

LIV Golf has a multi-year deal running until 2028 with the award-winning Serapong course of Sentosa. This one is regarded as one of the best-known courses in Asia and is well-regarded for its fast, challenging greens, contours, and signature holes. It won the title of “World’s Best Golf Course” in 2023 and “Asia’s Best Golf Course” in 2024.

Bryson DeChambeau, after two rounds, had put 10 under par on the board. Jon Rahm, Thomas Detry, Lee Westwood, Richard T. Lee, and Louis Oosthuizen were tied for second position with seven under par on the leaderboard. 

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DeChambeau managed to pull off a strong showdown in the third, fourth, and eighth holes in round two. Although he began the round with back-to-back pars, three birdies secured him the top spot in the leaderboard.

“I focus on my golf and what I can control. I know it’s cliché, but you can’t get too wrapped up in what everybody else is doing. I need to focus on starting my putts on my lines and rolling them correctly. Barring that, I think I can give myself a decent chance,” he said afterwards.

Thomas Detry appeared confident as he revealed he is ready to take up the challenge. Anything under par appears good for him at the moment. Rahm is also looking for his second consecutive win, having claimed the title in Hong Kong this past week.

Joaquin Niemann is no stranger to LIV Golf wins, as he has won 7 titles. He could likely win here as well, but it is Lee Westwood, for whom a win would be extremely special. This would be his first victory on the circuit, and he has regarded it as “probably the biggest win of my career.”