How much does Bryson DeChambeau make from LIV Golf? Contract details, career earnings and more

Kyle Irving

How much does Bryson DeChambeau make from LIV Golf? Contract details, career earnings and more image

Bryson DeChambeau heads into the final round of the U.S. Open with a three-stroke lead on the field.

DeChambeau surged up the leaderboard on Saturday after firing a 67 (-3) with six birdies at Pinehurst No. 2 in Pinehurst, N.C. He is just 18 holes away from winning his second career U.S. Open, as he took home first place at the 2020 tournament at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, New York.

How much would DeChambeau make if he won the 2024 U.S. Open and where does that stand with his LIV Golf and career earnings? The Sporting News takes a closer look below.

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How much would Bryson DeChambeau win for first place at U.S. Open?

The 2024 U.S. Open offers the richest prize money payout in major championship history, granting $21.5 million overall and a whopping $4.3 million to the winner.

For comparison, DeChambeau won $2.25 million for winning the 2020 U.S. Open.

Bryson DeChambeau LIV Golf contract

DeChambeau signed a reported four-year, $125 million contract with LIV Golf in June 2022.

That is tied with Dustin Johnson for the fourth-most lucrative contract LIV Golf, trailing Jon Rahm ($300 million), Phil Mickelson ($200 million) and Brooks Koepka ($130 million).

Bryson DeChambeau career earnings

DeChambeau has earned $37,286,287 in PGA Tour career winnings, according to Spotrac. That does not include his $125 million contract or winnings with LIV Golf.

DeChambeau's most profitable PGA Tour season was 2021, raking in $12,926,415. He made the cut at every major, tied for third in The Players Championship and finished seventh in the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

Kyle Irving

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You read that wrong – not Kyrie Irving. From Boston, graduated from the University of New Hampshire. Sixth season as a content producer for NBA.com's Global editions. Covering the NBA Draft has become his annual "dream come true" moment on the job. Irving has a soft spot for pass-first point guards, with Rajon Rondo and Steve Nash being two of his favorite players of all time.