What a weekend for Lucas Herbert, who turned a challenging week into a career-defining victory at the 2026 LIV Golf Virginia. Playing through illness, the 30-year-old Australian delivered a wire-to-wire performance at Trump National DC, finishing at 24 under par and four shots clear of Sergio Garcia to claim his first LIV Golf title.

Herbert's triumph came with more than just a trophy—he earned a $4 million winner's check and valuable Official World Golf Ranking points. As an added bonus, his victory secured him a spot in next month's U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, making the grind well worth it.

From the opening round, Herbert showed the kind of composure that separates champions from contenders. While battling a sickness that would have sidelined most players, he never let up, building an early lead and holding off a charging Garcia down the stretch. It's the kind of gritty performance that resonates with golfers who know the game is as much mental as it is physical.

For the full breakdown of individual and team prize money payouts from LIV Golf Virginia—including how much each player and squad took home—check out the complete list below. Whether you're tracking your favorite players or just curious about the financial stakes at this level, the numbers tell an impressive story of the rewards that come with elite performance.