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Bryson DeChambeau’s Back-to-Back Wins on LIV Golf Adds Millions More to His Growing 2026 Earnings: Full Breakdown

Originally posted on DailyClubGolf | By Avishek Sarkar | Last updated Mar 28, 2026 2:31 PM ET

Bryson DeChambeau is on a dominant run in 2026. The LIV Golf star just secured back-to-back victories, adding a staggering eight-figure sum to his season earnings. This hot streak has cemented his place near the top of LIV Golf’s money list.

In two weeks, Bryson DeChambeau won his 4th and 5th LIV Golf tournaments. His consecutive wins in LIV Golf Singapore and LIV Golf South Africa netted him $8.9 million in prize money.

The LIV season began at Riyadh with DeChambeau finishing T17. It was a promising start with a score of (-14). DeChambeau acquired $250,000 from the tournament.

The second LIV event witnessed DeChambeau’s significant progress. The Crushers GC captain came up T3 at the LIV Golf Adelaide, which was held at The Grange Golf Club.

He was in strong contention throughout the event, even tied with Marc Leishman at the top of the leaderboard after the opening round. Eventually, DeChambeau finished with a (-17), bagging a significant $1,100,000.

DeChambeau’s performance at the LIV Golf Hong Kong tournament was disappointing. He failed to post the low scores needed to contend for the win. Finishing T24 with a score of (-10), he left the event with $185,000 to his name.

It’s just March, and DeChambeau has already netted $9,535,000, only second to Jon Rahm.

Bryson DeChambeau and Crushers GC in South Africa

“A lot has happened in my life the past week. I’m just so grateful for my team, the Crushers, and everybody supporting me.” DeChambeau said after the win in South Africa.

It was DeChambeau’s teammate, Anirban Lahiri, who was the standout for Crushers GC, as he carded back-to-back eight-under 63s.

“It’s been a tough few weeks,” said DeChambeau during the post-round press conference of LIV Golf South Africa.

“It’s not always sunshine and rainbows. But I can tell you that having these three great people up here and my caddie and the team around me really helped me persevere on through tough moments.”

The team finished T6 at Singapore, and finally, their consistency paid off in South Africa.

This article first appeared on DailyClubGolf and was syndicated with permission.

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