Brooks Koepka earned a total of approximately $165 million during his tenure with LIV Golf before his departure at the end of 2025. This figure is comprised of a massive signing bonus estimated between $100 million and $150 million , combined with more than $45 million in tournament prize money and performance bonuses.

Breakout of LIV Golf Earnings

Koepka was one of the league's most successful performers, securing five individual victories across four seasons. His annual earnings from tournaments (including individual and team prizes) fluctuated based on his performance and the league's growth:

Year| Individual & Team Earnings| Major Highlights
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2022| ~$9.3 Million| Joined mid-season; won in Jeddah 14
2023| ~$17.3 Million| Won in Orlando and Jeddah; 3rd in season points 14
2024| ~$13.5 Million| Continued strong play with top finishes 13
2025| ~$5.1 Million| Final season before returning to PGA Tour 3

Contract and Signing Bonus

The initial contract Koepka signed in 2022 was widely reported to be worth at least $100 million , with some industry experts and reports placing the figure as high as $150 million. This "guaranteed" money was a primary motivator for his move, especially as he was navigating significant injuries at the time. By the time he negotiated his exit in late 2025, these earnings had nearly quadrupled his previous career total from the PGA Tour.

Exit and Financial Repercussions

In early 2026, Koepka officially transitioned back to the PGA Tour under a "Returning Members Program". This return involved significant financial concessions:

  • He agreed to a $5 million donation to charity as part of his reinstatement.
  • He forfeited claims to FedEx Cup bonus payments for the 2026 season.
  • He gave up payouts from the PGA Tour’s Player Equity Program for the next five years.

Despite these costs, his net worth as of early 2026 is estimated to be approximately $60 million , significantly bolstered by his time with the Saudi-backed league and strategic real estate investments.