Jon Rahm secured the LIV Golf individual season title and capped off the regular season with a lucrative finish at LIV Golf Indianapolis, according to reports from OpenGolf. The Spanish star walked away from the venue with a massive financial haul after claiming the Order of Merit crown alongside a strong team result for Legión XIII.
The campaign closed with Rahm capturing the individual season points race. As team captain of Legión XIII, the player known as the “León de Barrika” earned an 18,000,000 dollar prize for taking the individual championship, according to OpenGolf records. That figure rewards the season-long consistency that established him as a central reference point in the league.
Financial Breakdown from Indianapolis
Beyond the season-long points crown, Rahm added substantial earnings from the tournament stop in Indianapolis. OpenGolf reports that he collected a 2,250,000 dollar check for finishing second in the individual player standings at the event. Sebastián Muñoz claimed the top spot in Indianapolis with a score of 22-under par, earning a 4,000,000 dollar individual prize.
In addition to his individual runner-up check, Rahm collected a share of the team prize. Legión XIII finished second in the team competition at Indianapolis, securing a 1,500,000 dollar payout for the squad, of which Rahm received a quarter share, according to OpenGolf data. Torque GC won the team event with a score of 64-under par, earning 3,000,000 dollars, while Fireballs GC placed third.
Season Standings and Top Finishers
The final 2025 season standings showcased tight competition at the top of the individual leaderboard. Joaquín Niemann finished second in the season-long points race, collecting an 8,000,000 dollar payout, while Bryson DeChambeau placed third with a 4,000,000 dollar prize, according to OpenGolf.
The Indianapolis tournament leaderboard also featured strong performances across the field. Dustin Johnson finished third in the individual event at 20-under par, taking home 1,5 million dollars. A group of players including Carlos Ortiz, Branden Grace, David Puig, and Joaquín Niemann finished tied for fourth at 17-under par, each earning 775,000 dollars.
Next Checkpoints in the LIV Golf Schedule
With the regular season concluded and the Order of Merit settled, players turn their focus toward the remaining postseason events on the LIV Golf calendar. Official league announcements and tournament channels will provide updates regarding tee times, venue setups, and broadcast schedules for the upcoming championship stages.

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