2024 PIF Saudi International prize money payout: How much did each golfer win from the $5,000,000 purse?

Joaquin Niemann won the 2024 PIF Saudi International, defeating fellow LIV golfers Cameron Smith and Caleb Surratt in a playoff. Niemann claimed his first Asian Tour title and the winner's share of the $5 million purse at Riyadh Golf Club.

Niemann's paycheck for winning the PIF Saudi International was $1 million. Seven other players earned $100,000 or more for their finishes.

2024 PIF Saudi International prize money payout

Below is the payout for the PIF Saudi International:

• 1 Joaquin Niemann $1,000,000
• P2 Cameron Smith $412,500
• P2 Caleb Surratt $412,500
• 4 Ben Campbell $235,000
• 5 Tyrrell Hatton $200,000
• T6 Eugenio Chacarra $150,500
• T6 Branden Grace $150,500
• T6 Adam Bresnu (a) $0
• T9 Kevin Na $90,036
• T9 Matt Jones $90,036
• T9 Cameron Tringale $90,036
• T9 Kieran Vincent $90,036
• T9 Ratchanon Chantananuwat (a) $0
• T9 Thomas Pieters $90,036
• T9 Logan McAllister $90,036
• T9 Jason Kokrak $90,036
• T17 Jayden Schaper $62,600
• T17 Ian Snyman $62,600
• T17 Patrick Reed $62,600
• T17 Travis Smyth $62,600
• T17 Louis Oosthuizen $62,600
• T22 Sam Horsfield $50,500
• T22 Yubin Jang $50,500
• T22 Dean Burmester $50,500
• T22 Abraham Ancer $50,500
• T22 Jak Carter $50,500
• T22 Steve Lewton $50,500
• T22 Jaco Ahlers $50,500
• T29 M.J. Maguire $41,600
• T29 Brett Coletta $41,600
• T29 Sampson Zheng $41,600
• T29 Chang Wei-lun $41,600
• T29 Peter Uihlein $41,600
• T34 Sarit Suwannarut $36,000
• T34 John Catlin $36,000
• T34 Jazz Janewattananond $36,000
• T34 Wooyoung Cho $36,000
• T34 Scott Vincent $36,000
• T39 Rupert Kaminski $32,000
• T39 Phachara Khongwatmai $32,000
• T39 Matthew Wolff $32,000
• T42 Sebastian Munoz $27,375
• T42 Lucas Herbert $27,375
• T42 Sadom Kaewkanjana $27,375
• T42 Martin Kaymer $27,375
• T42 Gunn Charoenkul $27,375
• T42 Chan Shih-chang $27,375
• T42 Trent Phillips $27,375
• T42 Cristobal Del Solar $27,375
• T50 Nick Voke $21,583
• T50 Suteepat Prateeptienchai $21,583
• T50 Wade Ormsby $21,583
• T50 Luis Masaveu $21,583
• T50 Richard T. Lee $21,583
• T50 Zach Bauchou $21,583
• T50 Kalle Samooja $21,583
• T50 Ryosuke Kinoshita $21,583
• T50 Christian Banke $21,583
• T59 Richard Bland $18,500
• T59 Taichi Kho $18,500
• T59 Jinichiro Kozuma $18,500
• T62 Graeme McDowell $16,750
• T62 Talor Gooch $16,750
• T62 Yuta Sugiura $16,750
• T62 Lee Chieh-po $16,750
• T66 Kazuki Higa $15,250
• T66 Poosit Supupramai $15,250
• T68 Tatsunori Shogenji $13,000
• T68 Gaganjeet Bhullar $13,000
• T68 Bjorn Hellgren $13,000
• 71 Santiago De la Fuente $11,000.

The victory at the 2024 PIF Saudi International was Joaquin Niemann's third of the year, after winning two LIV Golf events in Mayakoba and Jeddah. It was also his 15th professional win.

Speaking to the Asian Tour News Service after his victory at the PIF Saudi International, Niemann said:

"It’s a really good way to wrap up the season. I’m really excited for what’s coming next season on LIV and hopefully get into a few Majors."

The win also gave Niemann the Asian Tour International Series title, despite only playing two events (he finished third in the International Series Oman).

The LIV golfers were the main attractions at the PIF Saudi International. In addition to winning the title with Niemann, the breakaway league took four of the five members of the top 5 and 12 of the 16 members of the top 10.