There will be no more games this season. The Fall Series is being played by the PGA Tour. The real surprise of the road that players must take to secure their card for next year was announced during the race. In fifteen days, the DP World Tour Tour Championship will be held. The winner of this event will be named the Race to Dubai 2023 winner.

The Team Championship, LIV Golf’s last game, took place in Miami a little more than ten days ago.

Golfers, write down

Because the winners of these last stages are now known, it is possible to find out who made the most money during the season.

I’m pretty sure that a lot of people would expect LIV players to be the best, but as we’ll see, that’s not how it works.

Here are the ten best movies of the 2023 season:

1. $36.2 million for Talor Gooch

  1. $33.5 million to Viktor Hovland
  2. $26 million to Scottie Scheffler
  3. Brooks Koepka took home $22.7 million
  4. $21.2 million for Jon Rahm
  5. $20.3 million for Rory McIlroy
  6. $19.8 million for Cam Smith
  7. $17.8 million for Wyndham Clark
  8. $15.7 million for Bryson DeChambeau
  9. $14.9 million for Xander Schauffele It doesn’t matter what happens in Dubai; the order is pretty much set in stone.

The best player is a LIV Golf player. And Talor Gooch has won three events by himself. He was also a member of the Team Rangegoats GC that came in second place at the Team Championship in Miami. All of this helped him beat Viktor Hovland, who was leading the money list on the PGA Tour.

But if we look at the ranks, we can see that three of the top five players are on the PGA Tour. There are only three LIV players in the top eight spots if we look at the whole list. The list has six players from the PGA Tour and four players from the Saudi League.

So. Since the Saudis have endless funds, it is clear that LIV Golf players have had to work less than their PGA Tour and DP World Tour peers to earn the same amount of money. On the other hand, it is also clear that the PGA Tour did the same thing to keep the players at their best after blaming the Saudis of making professional golf less stable with a big infusion of cash.

The results are clear: the players got a lot of money, but their ties with each other were harmed by the fact that many of them were on different Tours.

After a truly brutal fight, the Tours have come to a deal for peace that, over time, is starting to look more and more like a truce.

The fans, who were split into two groups

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