LIV Golf's Sergio Garcia has qualified for this year's Open championship at Royal Portrush, however he comes into 2025's event off the back of a tense qualifer last year

Day one of the 153rd Open Championship is underway as Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler go in search of another major honour. Padraig Harrington was first to get underway off the tee on what is sure to be an exciting four days of golf.

Talor Gooch took his second title in three years at the 2025 LIV Golf Andalucia event, carding a final score of 8-under 206 to secure the win. Keep reading for a breakdown of how the prize money was distributed at LIV Golf Andalucia.

Here is the rundown of what each player earned in Spain. 2: Jon Rahm, -7, $2.25 million 3: Abraham Ancer, -5, $1.5 million T-7: Cameron Tringale, -2, $522,500 T-10: Sebastian Munoz, -1, $361,000 T-19: Charles Howell III, +1, $235,000

LIV Golf's laborious and to this point unfruitful attempts to secure Official World Golf Ranking points are not through.

The R&A's handling of LIV Golf for this year's Open has been a farce, writes Michael Rosenberg. It's also a reminder of what matters most to golf's governing bodies.

Can an entity named the “Official World Golf Rankings’’ be trusted as accurate if those rankings are not including all of the best players in the world?

LIV Golf Andalucia was held this week at Valderrama, about a three-hour flight due south of Royal Portrush. The individual title went to Talor Gooch, who won his 13th overall LIV trophy. He earned $4,000,000 for the victory.