Joaquin Niemann won the 2024 LIV Golf Mayakoba by defeating Sergio Garcia in a four-hole playoff. Niemann not only earned his first tour victory but also walked away with the lion's share of the $25,000,000 purse.The victory at LIV Golf Mayakoba earned Joaquin Niemann a $4 million paycheck, by far the largest of his career. In the team competition, Jon Rahm's Legion XIII took the $3 million first prize.2024 LIV Golf Mayakoba full prize money payoutBelow is the full prize money payout for the 2024 LIV Golf Mayakoba (Individual and Teams):INDIVIDUALP1 Joaquin Niemann $4,000,0002 Sergio Garcia $2,250,000T3 Jon Rahm $1,250,000T3 Dean Burmester $1,250,000T5 Dustin Johnson $700,000T5 Charles Howell III $700,000T5 Brooks Koepka $700,000T8 Tyrrell Hatton $457,500T8 Louis Oosthuizen $457,500T8 Cam Smith $457,500T11 Richard Bland $370,000T11 Paul Casey $370,000T13 Caleb Surratt $330,000T13 Sebastian Munoz $330,000T15 Talor Gooch $292,500T15 Laurie Canter $292,500T17 Sam Horsefield $255,000T17 Kevin Na $255,000T17 Cameron Tringale $255,000T17 Patrick Reed $255,000T21 Anirban Lahiri $215,000T21 Brendan Steele $215,000T21 Lucas Herbert $215,000T21 Bubba Watson $215,000T25 Matt Jones $190,000T25 Bryson DeChambeau $190,000T25 Marc Leishman $190,000T28 Abraham Ancer $170,000T28 Martin Kaymer $170,000T28 Matthew Wolff $170,000T28 Ian Poulter $170,000T32 Lee Westwood $153,250T32 Kalle Samooja $153,250T32 Eugenio Chacarra $153,250T32 Jason Kokrak $153,250T36 Hudson Swafford $144,000T36 Henrik Stenson $144,000T38 Kieran Vincent $135,200T38 Charl Schwartzel $135,200T38 Jinichiro Kozuma $135,200T38 David Puig $135,200T38 Scott Vincent $135,200T43 Carlos Ortiz $126,500T43 Mito Pereira $126,500T43 Graeme McDowell $126,500T43 Thomas Pieters $126,50047 Adrian Meronk $123,00048 Danny Lee $120,00049 Brendan Grace $60,00050 Andy Ogletree $60,000T51 Pat Perez $53,333T51 Phil Mickelson $53,333T51 Peter Uihlein $53,33354 Harold Varner $50,000TEAM1 Legion XIII $3,000,0002 Crushers $1,500,0003 Torque $500,0002024 LIV Golf Mayakoba best performancesThe historic first round of 12 under 59 signed by Joaquin Niemann finally proved decisive. The Chilean was not the same during the weekend, but what he did on Friday was enough to force the playoff with Sergio Garcia at the end.Both players made par on the first three holes and decided to play the fourth despite the darkness that was already beginning to reign at LIV Golf Mayakoba. Niemann birdied the fourth hole to finally take the title.Jon Rahm finished third in his LIV Golf debut. The Spaniard birdied consecutively from the 13th to the 15th during round 4 to tie for first place but bogeys on 17 and 18 dropped him to third place.Young Caleb Surratt, who finished T13 with a score of 5 under, was very impressive during the event. Surratt triple bogeyed his 13th hole of the fourth round but rebounded by birdieing the next five holes to give his team Legion XIII the victory.