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2023 World Wide Technology Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player

It pays to play well on the PGA Tour.

It pays to play well on the PGA Tour. Just ask this week’s winner, Erik van Rooyen.

The 33-year-old won the 2023 World Wide Technology Championship at El Cardonal at Diamante in Los Cabos, Mexico, at 27 under thanks to an impressive eagle on the final hole. The win is the second of his PGA Tour career.

For his efforts, van Rooyen will take home the top prize of $1,476,000. Matt Kuchar and Camilo Villegas tied for second and will pocket $729,800 each.

Check out how much money each PGA Tour player earned this week at the 2023 World Wide Technology Championship.

Prize money payouts

Position Player Score Earnings
1  Erik van Rooyen -27 $1,476,000
T2  Matt Kuchar -25 $729,800
T2  Camilo Villegas -25 $729,800
4  Justin Suh -24 $401,800
T5  Andrew Putnam -22 $316,725
T5  Ryan Palmer -22 $316,725
T7  Chesson Hadley -21 $266,500
T7  Mackenzie Hughes -21 $266,500
9  Carson Young -20 $239,850
T10  Austin Cook -19 $190,650
T10  Akshay Bhatia -19 $190,650
T10  Ludvig Åberg -19 $190,650
T10  Nate Lashley -19 $190,650
T10  Sam Ryder -19 $190,650
T15  Martin Trainer -18 $120,950
T15  Beau Hossler -18 $120,950
T15  Taylor Pendrith -18 $120,950
T15  Davis Thompson -18 $120,950
T15  Doug Ghim -18 $120,950
T15  Patton Kizzire -18 $120,950
T15  Kramer Hickok -18 $120,950
T15  Will Gordon -18 $120,950
T23  Austin Smotherman -17 $67,855
T23  Nick Hardy -17 $67,855
T23  Justin Lower -17 $67,855
T23  Ben Griffin -17 $67,855
T23  Austin Eckroat -17 $67,855
T23  Adam Long -17 $67,855
T23  Scott Piercy -17 $67,855
T23  Michael Kim -17 $67,855
T31  Martin Laird -16 $46,916
T31  Nico Echavarria -16 $46,916
T31  Max McGreevy -16 $46,916
T31  Tano Goya -16 $46,916
T31  Taylor Montgomery -16 $46,916
T31  Lucas Herbert -16 $46,916
T31  Jeffrey Kang -16 $46,916
T38  Keith Mitchell -15 $34,030
T38  Sebastian Vazquez -15 $34,030
T38  MJ Daffue -15 $34,030
T38  Ryan Moore -15 $34,030
T38  Matti Schmid -15 $34,030
T38  Thomas Detry -15 $34,030
T38  Brent Grant -15 $34,030
T45  Jason Dufner -14 $22,623
T45  Brian Stuard -14 $22,623
T45  Adam Svensson -14 $22,623
T45  Roberto Diaz -14 $22,623
T45  Luke List -14 $22,623
T45  James Hahn -14 $22,623
T45  Richy Werenski -14 $22,623
T45  Stephan Jaeger -14 $22,623
T45  Cameron Champ -14 $22,623
T54  Cameron Young -13 $19,106
T54  K.H. Lee -13 $19,106
T54  Lanto Griffin -13 $19,106
T54  Brandon Wu -13 $19,106
T54  Kevin Tway -13 $19,106
T59  Lucas Glover -12 $18,204
T59  Vince Whaley -12 $18,204
T59  Hayden Buckley -12 $18,204
T59  Peter Malnati -12 $18,204
T59  Robby Shelton -12 $18,204
T59  Cameron Percy -12 $18,204
T65  Troy Merritt -11 $17,548
T65  Isidro Benitez -11 $17,548
T67  J.J. Spaun -10 $17,220
T67  Paul Haley II -10 $17,220
T69  Russell Knox -9 $16,892
T69  Chase Johnson -9 $16,892
71  Kelly Kraft -8 $16,646
72  Chez Reavie -7 $16,482
73  Ryan Armour -6 $16,318

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2023 Toto Japan Classic prize money payouts for each LPGA player

It pays to play well on the LPGA.

Mone Inami earned $300,000 for her first LPGA victory at the Toto Japan Classic. Whether or not that money becomes official for the JLPGA player depends on whether or not she chooses to accept LPGA membership.

Official money no longer determines LPGA status, however, as the Race to the CME Globe list took its place several years ago. Inami will also earn 500 points in the Race to the CME Globe should she accept LPGA membership by day’s end.

The 78-player, no-cut field means everyone gets paid. Switzerland’s Morgane Metraux finished last and earned $3,611.

Here’s how the rest of the field fared at the 2023 Toto Japan Classic in Ibaraki, Japan.

Prize money payouts

Position Player Score Earnings
1 Mone Inami -22 $300,000
T2 Seon Woo Bae -21 $157,478
T2 Shiho Kuwaki -21 $157,478
T4 Jiyai Shin -20 $92,443
T4 Xiyu Lin -20 $92,443
T6 Gemma Dryburgh -19 $61,962
T6 Jasmine Suwannapura -19 $61,962
T8 Yu Liu -18 $38,633
T8 Maria Fassi -18 $38,633
T8 Serena Aoki -18 $38,633
T8 Rio Takeda -18 $38,633
T8 Akie Iwai -18 $38,633
T8 Sora Kamiya -18 $38,633
T8 Nasa Hataoka -18 $38,633
T15 Jenny Shin -17 $26,184
T15 Shoko Sasaki -17 $26,184
T15 Yuna Nishimura -17 $26,184
T15 Rose Zhang -17 $26,184
T15 Yuri Yoshida -17 $26,184
T20 Mami Fukuda -16 $22,186
T20 Sayaka Takahashi -16 $22,186
T20 Yuka Nii -16 $22,186
T23 Ai Suzuki -15 $19,463
T23 Minami Hiruta -15 $19,463
T23 Ayaka Furue -15 $19,463
T23 Fumika Kawagishi -15 $19,463
T27 Emily Kristine Pedersen -14 $15,733
T27 Hana Lee -14 $15,733
T27 Mao Nozawa -14 $15,733
T27 Kokona Sakurai -14 $15,733
T27 Jennifer Kupcho -14 $15,733
T27 Miyu Yamashita -14 $15,733
T27 Momoko Ueda -14 $15,733
T34 Sakura Koiwai -13 $12,042
T34 Narin An -13 $12,042
T34 Lindy Duncan -13 $12,042
T34 Mi Hyang Lee -13 $12,042
T34 Chisato Iwai -13 $12,042
T34 Yuka Saso -13 $12,042
T40 Erika Kikuchi -12 $9,594
T40 Nanna Koerstz Madsen -12 $9,594
T40 Hinako Shibuno -12 $9,594
T40 Hannah Green -12 $9,594
T40 Lauren Coughlin -12 $9,594
T45 Yuka Yasuda -11 $8,345
T45 Saki Nagamine -11 $8,345
T47 Gina Kim -10 $7,195
T47 Miyu Sato -10 $7,195
T47 Nana Suganuma -10 $7,195
T47 Saiki Fujita -10 $7,195
T47 Lala Anai -10 $7,195
T47 Albane Valenzuela -10 $7,195
T53 Bailey Tardy -9 $6,196
T53 Sarah Schmelzel -9 $6,196
T53 Mao Saigo -9 $6,196
T56 Erika Hara -8 $5,397
T56 Hyo Joo Kim -8 $5,397
T56 Linnea Strom -8 $5,397
T56 Miyuu Abe -8 $5,397
T56 Hikaru Yoshimoto -8 $5,397
T61 Peiyun Chien -7 $4,847
T61 Esther Henseleit -7 $4,847
T63 Andrea Lee -6 $4,397
T63 Sarah Kemp -6 $4,397
T63 Eun-Hee Ji -6 $4,397
T63 Chanettee Wannasaen -6 $4,397
T63 Pajaree Anannarukarn -6 $4,397
T63 Stephanie Meadow -6 $4,397
T63 Yan Liu -6 $4,397
70 Celine Borge -4 $3,998
71 Minami Katsu -3 $3,948
T72 Danielle Kang -2 $3,823
T72 In Gee Chun -2 $3,823
T72 Paula Reto -2 $3,823
T72 Arpichaya Yubol -2 $3,823
T76 Shuri Sakuma 1 $3,681
T76 Dani Holmqvist 1 $3,681
78 Morgane Metraux 8 $3,611

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2023 Maybank Championship prize money payouts for each LPGA player in Malaysia

It pays to play well on the LPGA.

It pays to play well on the LPGA, just ask Celine Boutier.

The 29-year-old took down Atthaya Thitikul via a marathon nine-hole playoff to win the 2023 Maybank Championship in Malaysia for her fourth victory of the season and sixth of her LPGA career.

For her efforts, Boutier took home the top prize of $450,000, while Thitikul earned $275,072. Boutier has earned $2,730,340 on the season and leads the LPGA race to CME Globe with the CME Group Tour Championship (Nov. 16-19) at Tiburon Golf Club less than a month away.

Check out the prize money payouts for each professional player at the 2023 Maybank Championship (Note: amateurs cannot make money at professional events).

Prize money payouts

Position Player Score Earnings
1 Celine Boutier -21 $450,000
2 Atthaya Thitikul -21 $275,072
T3 Jasmine Suwannapura -19 $176,954
T3 Rose Zhang -19 $176,954
5 Peiyun Chien -18 $124,246
T6 Nelly Korda -17 $87,097
T6 Brooke M. Henderson -17 $87,097
T6 Gemma Dryburgh -17 $87,097
9 Megan Khang -16 $67,018
10 Gaby Lopez -15 $60,993
T11 Lydia Ko -14 $54,591
T11 Nasa Hataoka -14 $54,591
T13 Pajaree Anannarukarn -13 $47,890
T13 Chanettee Wannasaen -13 $47,890
T15 Allisen Corpuz -12 $42,468
T15 A Lim Kim -12 $42,468
T17 Ruoning Yin -11 $37,450
T17 Minami Katsu -11 $37,450
T17 Hannah Green -11 $37,450
T20 Maja Stark -10 $29,986
T20 Yuka Saso -10 $29,986
T20 Olivia Cowan -10 $29,986
T20 Cheyenne Knight -10 $29,986
T20 Stephanie Meadow -10 $29,986
T20 Jin Young Ko -10 $29,986
T20 Xiyu Lin -10 $29,986
T20 Emily Kristine Pedersen -10 $29,986
T20 Sei Young Kim -10 $29,986
T29 Alexa Pano -9 $22,740
T29 Hye-Jin Choi -9 $22,740
T29 Jodi Ewart Shadoff -9 $22,740
T29 Ayaka Furue -9 $22,740
T29 Gina Kim -9 $22,740
T34 Lauren Coughlin -8 $18,900
T34 Sarah Kemp -8 $18,900
T34 Grace Kim -8 $18,900
T34 Leona Maguire -8 $18,900
T38 Yuna Nishimura -7 $16,641
T38 Ariya Jutanugarn -7 $16,641
T40 Jennifer Kupcho -6 $14,458
T40 Perrine Delacour -6 $14,458
T40 Sarah Schmelzel -6 $14,458
T40 Madelene Sagstrom -6 $14,458
T40 Linn Grant -6 $14,458
T45 Hae Ran Ryu -5 $12,575
T45 Yu Liu -5 $12,575
T47 Dottie Ardina -4 $11,024
T47 Narin An -4 $11,024
T47 Ashleigh Buhai -4 $11,024
T47 Moriya Jutanugarn -4 $11,024
T47 Maria Fassi -4 $11,024
T52 Natasha Andrea Oon -3 $9,638
T52 Esther Henseleit -3 $9,638
T52 Mi Hyang Lee -3 $9,638
T55 Andrea Lee -2 $8,885
T55 Patty Tavatanakit -2 $8,885
T57 Jeneath Wong (a) -1 $0
T57 Amy Yang -1 $8,434
59 Stephanie Kyriacou E $8,132
T60 Hinako Shibuno 1 $7,581
T60 Jenny Shin 1 $7,581
T60 Albane Valenzuela 1 $7,581
T63 Linnea Strom 2 $7,153
T63 Aditi Ashok 2 $7,153
T65 Eun-Hee Ji 3 $6,852
T65 Ashley Lau 3 $6,852
T67 Matilda Castren 4 $6,552
T67 Danielle Kang 4 $6,552
T69 Nanna Koerstz Madsen 5 $6,174
T69 Ryann O’Toole 5 $6,174
T69 Celine Borge 5 $6,174
72 Yan Liu 7 $5,950
73 Alyaa Abdulghany 9 $5,872
74 Jing Xuen Ng (a) 11 $0
75 Kelly Tan 13 $5,797
T76 Amanda Tan 15 $5,688
T76 Ida Ayu Melati 15 $5,688

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2023 LIV Golf Team Championship prize money payouts for each team in Miami

It pays to play well on the Saudi-backed circuit.

DORAL, Fla. — It pays to play well in the LIV Golf League, just ask Crushers GC.

Bryson DeChambeau’s team finished at 11 under to win the 2023 LIV Golf Team Championship and claim the top prize of $14 million Sunday at Trump National Doral’s Blue Monster. Bubba Watson’s RangeGoats GC finished runner-up, with Joaquin Niemann’s Torque GC in third and last year’s champions, 4Aces GC led by Dustin Johnson, in fourth.

All four scores counted in Sunday’s final round, which is different from LIV’s regular-season events where the lowest score is dropped each day. The semifinal winners competed for the top-four places (Tier 1), while teams to lose on Saturday competed for places 5-8 (Tier 2), with Friday’s losers going for places 9-12 (Tier 3).

But remember, team prize money goes back to the team at LIV events. In the Team Championship, the teams keep 60 percent and each player takes home 10 percent. Not too shabby for three days (at most) of work.

Here’s how much money each team earned this week near Miami.

2023 Zozo Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player

It pays to play well on the PGA Tour.

Collin Morikawa is officially a $25-million man on the PGA Tour.

The 26-year-old shot the low round of the tournament on Sunday, a bogey-free 63 at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club northeast of Tokyo, to win the Zozo Championship by six strokes.

Morikawa banked $1.53 million to boost his career earnings on the PGA Tour to $26,276,135. Morikawa had won five times in his first 39 starts as a pro on the Tour but had gone 46 starts without a win.

Beau Hossler and Eric Cole were both seeking their maiden Tour title but shot 70s and tied for second. It marked Hossler’s third career second-place finish and solidified his spot in the top 50 in the FedEx Cup Fall. Cole finished second for the second time this season. They both earned $748,000.

Defending champion Keegan Bradley finished T-19 while Japan favorite Hideki Matsuyama T-51 and fan favorite Rickie Fowler was T-64. Here’s a look at the final earnings.

2023 Zozo Championship prize money payouts

Position Player Score Earnings
1 Collin Morikawa -14 $1,584,000
T2 Eric Cole -8 $748,000
T2 Beau Hossler -8 $748,000
T4 RobbyShelton -7 $378,000
T4 Ryo Ishikawa -7 $378,000
T6 Kensei Hirata -6 $275,187.50
T6 Ryo Hisatsune -6 $275,187.50
T6 Min Woo Lee -6 $275,187.50
T6 J.J. Spaun -6 $275,187.50
T10 Emiliano Grillo -5 $221,000
T10 Justin Suh -5 $221,000
T12 Cam Davis -4 $178,200
T12 Sungjae Im -4 $178,200
T14 Satoshi Kodaira -4 $178,200
15 Matt NeSmith -3 $151,640
T16 Yuki Inamori -2 $133,960
T16 Kurt Kitayama -2 $133,960
T16 Taylor Montgomery -2 $133,960
T19 Keegan Bradley -1 $112,710
T19 Sahith Theegala -1 $112,710
T21 Aaron Baddeley E $73,610
T21 Akshay Bhatia E $73,610
T21 Will Gordon E $73,610
T21 Harry Hall E $73,610
T21 Lee Hodges E $73,610
T21 Keith Mitchell E $73,610
T21 Taylor Moore E $73,610
T21 Ryutaro Nagano E $73,610
T21 Aaron Rai E $73,610
T21 Nick Taylor E $73,610
T31 Young-han Song 1 $46,167.15
T31 Callum Tarren 1 $46,167.15
T31 Nicolai Hojgaard 1 $46,167.15
T31 Mikumu Horikawa 1 $46,167.15
T31 Mark Hubbard 1 $46,167.15
T31 Takumi Kanaya 1 $46,167.15
T31 Davis Riley 1 $46,167.15
T38 Zac Blair 2 $36,210
T38 Vincent Norrman 2 $36,210
T38 Xander Schauffele 2 $36,210
T41 Nick Hardy 3 $27,710
T41 Michael Kim 3 $27,710
T41 Nate Lashley 3 $27,710
T41 K.H. Lee 3 $27,710
T41 Justin Lower 3 $27,710
T41 Adam Scott 3 $27,710
T41 Adam Svensson 3 $27,710
T48 Tom Hoge 4 $23,707
T48 Mackenzie Hughes 4 $23,707
T48 Alex Noren 4 $20,230
T51 Thomas Detry 5 $17,743.75
T51 S.H. Kim 5 $17,743.75
T51 David Lipsky 5 $17,743.75
T51 Hideki Matsuyama 5 $17,743.75
T51 Keita Nakajima 5 $17,743.75
T51 Andrew Novak 5 $17,743.75
T51 Adam Schenk 5 $17,743.75
T51 Brandon Wu 5 $17,743.75
T59 Cameron Champ 6 $16,490
T59 Joel Dahmen 6 $16,490
T59 Sam Stevens 6 $16,490
T59 Dylan Wu 6 $16,490
T59 Kevin Yu 6 $16,490
T64 Rickie Fowler 7 $15,725
T64 Ben Griffin 7 $15,725
T64 Kaito Onishi 7 $15,725
T64 Sam Ryder 7 $15,725
T68 Austin Eckroat 8 $15,045
T68 Shugo Imahira 8 $15,045
T68 Matt Wallace 8 $15,045
T68 Trevor Werbylo 8 $15,045
72 Hayden Buckley 9 $14,620
T73 Aguri Iwasaki 10 $14,280
T73 David Lingmerth 10 $14,280
T73 Taiga Semikawa 10 $14,280
76 Tyson Alexander 11 $13,940
77 Ben Taylor 20 $13,770
— Garrick Higgo WD —

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2023 BMW Ladies Championship prize money payouts for each LPGA player

The total purse for the longtime LPGA event was $2,300,000.

Minjee Lee earned $330,000 for her playoff victory at the BMW Ladies Championship. She now has $1,552,475 in season earnings and $13,765,643 in official career earnings. Lee remains 11th on the LPGA’s all-time list, $85,312 behind Lexi. Thompson.

Lydia Ko’s biggest paycheck of the year was $50,093 at the U.S. Women’s Open prior to this week. She earned $147,030 for her solo third at the BMW. Last year Ko earned over $4 million on the season.

Seojin Park, the amateur, took a share of 13th but no money. Ashleigh Buhai and Perrine Dealcour also finished 13th and earned $35,287.

The BMW is a limited-field no-cut event. Matilda Castren finished 75th and earned $4,327.

Here’s the full purse breakdown:

Position Player Score Earnings
1 Minjee Lee -16 $330,000
2 Alison Lee -16 $202,680
3 Lydia Ko -14 $147,030
4 Angel Yin -13 $113,379
T5 Jodi Ewart Shadoff -12 $66,691
T5 Jeongeun Lee6 -12 $66,691
T5 Atthaya Thitikul -12 $66,691
T5 Ji Yai Shin -12 $66,691
T5 Celine Boutier -12 $66,691
T10 Ayaka Furue -11 $41,797
T10 Jenny Shin -11 $41,797
T10 Lauren Coughlin -11 $41,797
T13 Perrine Delacour -10 $35,287
T13 Seojin Park (a) -10 —
T13 Ashleigh Buhai -10 $35,287
T16 Sung Hyun Park -9 $28,481
T16 Hae Ran Ryu -9 $28,481
T16 Hee Young Park -9 $28,481
T16 Hyo Joo Kim -9 $28,481
T16 Nelly Korda -9 $28,481
T16 Sarah Schmelzel -9 $28,481
T22 Linn Grant -8 $22,471
T22 Yan Liu -8 $22,471
T22 Brooke M. Henderson -8 $22,471
T22 Pajaree Anannarukarn -8 $22,471
T22 Allisen Corpuz -8 $22,471
T22 Hannah Green -8 $22,471
T28 Patty Tavatanakit -7 $18,503
T28 Hye-Jin Choi -7 $18,503
T28 Linnea Strom -7 $18,503
T28 Gaby Lopez -7 $18,503
T32 Jennifer Kupcho -6 $16,423
T32 In Gee Chun -6 $16,423
T34 Rose Zhang -5 $13,665
T34 Carlota Ciganda -5 $13,665
T34 Grace Kim -5 $13,665
T34 Megan Khang -5 $13,665
T34 Andrea Lee -5 $13,665
T34 A Lim Kim -5 $13,665
T34 Yuka Saso -5 $13,665
T41 Narin An -4 $10,256
T41 Yu Liu -4 $10,256
T41 Nasa Hataoka -4 $10,256
T41 Stephanie Kyriacou -4 $10,256
T41 Mi Hyang Lee -4 $10,356
T41 Ruoning Yin -4 $10,256
T41 Maja Stark -4 $10,256
T48 Lilia Vu -3 $8,122
T48 Jieun Seo (a) -3 —
T48 Stephanie Meadow -3 $8,122
T48 Jin Young Ko -3 $8,122
T48 Amy Yang -3 $8,122
T48 Ariya Jutanugarn -3 $8,122
T54 Alexa Pano -2 $7,212
T54 Eun Hee Ji -2 $7,212
T56 Aditi Ashok -1 $6,658
T56 Georgia Hall -1 $6,658
T56 Hinako Shibuno -1 $6,658
T59 Gemma Dryburgh E $5,992
T59 Sarah Kemp E $5,992
T59 Moriya Jutanugarn E $5,992
T62 Nanna Koerstz Madsen 1 $5,493
T62 Peiyun Chien 1 $5,493
T64 Maria Fassi 2 $5,215
T64 Olivia Cowan 2 $5,215
T64 Madelene Sagstrom 2 $5,215
T64 Soomin Oh (a) 2 —
T68 So Yeon Ryu 3 $4,938
T68 Esther Henseleit 3 $4,938
70 Sei Young Kim 4 $4,772
T71 Celine Borge 5 $4,605
T71  Albane Valenzuela 5 $4,605
73 Chanettee Wannasaen 6 $4,439
74 Ryann O’Toole 8 $4,384
75 Matilda Castren 16 $4,327
76 Dabeen Yun (a) 37 —
— Danielle Kang WD $4,244
— Anna Nordqvist WD $4,244

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LIV Golf’s individual prize money list features 11 players who have earned more than $10 million

Talor Gooch has earned more than $20 million in individual winnings.

You can’t talk about LIV Golf for long without bringing up the exorbitant amount of money the players compete for each event.

With $20 million up for grabs at regular season events ($4 million to the winner), it certainly pays to play well in the LIV Golf League, just ask the likes of Talor Gooch, Dustin Johnson, Cameron Smith and Brooks Koepka.

The four players have each eclipsed $19 million in individual prize money across the last two LIV Golf seasons, with Gooch as the only player to hit the $20 million mark. Across 20 regular-season events, 11 players have earned more than $10 million by themselves, and that’s without including how much they each made upfront for signing with the upstart circuit financially backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.

As the season comes to a close this weekend at the 2023 LIV Golf Team Championship at Trump National Doral, here’s a look at who has cashed in for the most individual prize money so far (We’re using individual prize money only as team prize money can be distributed in different ways within each squad).

2023 Shriners Children’s Open prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player

It pays to play well on the PGA Tour.

It pays to play well on the PGA Tour. Just ask this week’s winner, Tom Kim.

The 21-year-old won the 2023 Shriners Children’s Open at TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas for the second straight year. Kim picked up his third PGA Tour victory, shooting 20-under 264 and winning by a shot over Canadian Adam Hadwin.

For his efforts, Kim will take home the top prize of $1,512,000. Meanwhile, Hadwin made birdie on the last hole to finish solo second, where he gets $915,600. There was a four-way tie for third between Eric Cole, Alex Noren, Taylor Pendrith, and J.T. Poston, with each earning $410,025.

Check out how much money each PGA Tour player earned this week at the 2023 Shriners Children’s Open.

Shriners Children’s Open prize money

Position Player Score Earnings
1 Tom Kim -20 $1,512,000
2 Adam Hadwin -19 $915,600
T3 Eric Cole -18 $410,025
T3 Alex Noren -18 $410,025
T3 J.T. Poston -18 $410,025
T3 Taylor Pendrith -18 $410,025
T7 Beau Hossler -17 $238,000
T7 Cam Davis -17 $238,000
T7 Chesson Hadley -17 $238,000
T7 Joel Dahmen -17 $238,000
T7 Isaiah Salinda -17 $238,000
T7 K.H. Lee -17 $238,000
T13 Ludvig Aberg -16 $154,980
T13 Nick Taylor -16 $154,980
T13 Ryan Moore -16 $154,980
T13 Vince Whaley -16 $154,980
T13 Lanto Griffin -16 $154,980
T18 Cameron Champ -15 $111,300
T18 Tyler Duncan -15 $111,300
T18 Michael Kim -15 $111,300
T18 Luke List -15 $111,300
T18 Adam Svensson -15 $111,300
T23 Erik van Rooyen -14 $81,060
T23 Kelly Kraft -14 $81,060
T23 Callum Tarren -14 $81,060
T26 Matti Schmid -13 $66,360
T26 Harry Hall -13 $66,360
T28 Matt Wallace -12 $55,080
T28 Aaron Rai -12 $55,080
T28 Greyson Sigg -12 $55,080
T28 Davis Riley -12 $55,080
T28 Ben Taylor -12 $55,080
T28 Sam Ryder -12 $55,080
T28 Nicholas Lindheim -12 $55,080
T35 Adam Long -11 $40,080
T35 Austin Smotherman -11 $40,080
T35 Davis Thompson -11 $40,080
T35 Akshay Bhatia -11 $40,080
T35 Taylor Montgomery -11 $40,080
T35 Henrik Norlander -11 $40,080
T35 Brent Grant -11 $40,080
T42 Nate Lashley -10 $30,660
T42 Zac Blair -10 $30,660
T42 Scott Piercy -10 $30,660
T42 Matt NeSmith -10 $30,660
T46 Sam Stevens -9 $23,268
T46 J.J. Spaun -9 $23,268
T46 Garrick Higgo -9 $23,268
T46 Chad Ramey -9 $23,268
T46 Patton Kizzire -9 $23,268
T46 Webb Simpson -9 $23,268
T52 Carl Yuan -8 $20,244
T52 Brandt Snedeker -8 $20,244
T52 Yuxin Lin -8 $20,244
55 Nick Hardy -7 $19,740
T56 Christiaan Bezuidenhout -6 $19,236
T56 Harrison Endycott -6 $19,236
T56 Nicolai Hojgaard -6 $19,236
T56 Justin Suh -6 $19,236
T56 Trevor Werbylo -6 $19,236
T61 Tano Goya -5 $18,648
T61 Alex Smalley -5 $18,648
63 Matthias Schwab -3 $18,396
T64 Hayden Buckley -2 $18,144
T64 Troy Merritt -2 $18,144
T66 Jason Dufner -1 $17,808
T66 Doc Redman -1 $17,808
68 James Hahn 3 $17,556

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2023 Buick LPGA Shanghai prize money payouts for each player in China

It pays to play well on the LPGA.

It pays to play well on the LPGA, just ask Angel Yin.

The 25-year-old took down her United States Solheim Cup teammate and world No. 1 Lilia Vu in a playoff to win the 2023 Buick LPGA Shanghai in the event’s first return to China after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The win is the first of Yin’s career in 159 LPGA starts.

The American teammates previously squared off in a playoff earlier this season at the 2023 Chevron Championship, where Vu came out on top. Yin will take home the top prize of $315,000, with the runner-up Vu earning $192,550 as a consolation.

Check out the prize money payouts for each professional player at the 2023 Buick LPGA Shangai (Note: amateurs cannot make money at professional events).

Prize money payouts

Position Player Score Earnings
1 Angel Yin -14 $315,000
2 Lilia Vu -14 $192,550
T3 Hye-Jin Choi -13 $93,086
T3 Esther Henseleit -13 $93,086
T3 Yu Liu -13 $93,086
T3 Ariya Jutanugarn -13 $93,086
T3 Pavarisa Yoktuan -13 $93,086
T8 Madelene Sagstrom -12 $43,644
T8 Stephanie Meadow -12 $43,644
T8 Karis Davidson -12 $43,644
T8 Yuna Nishimura -12 $43,644
T8 Maja Stark -12 $43,644
T13 Frida Kinhult -11 $32,539
T13 Minjee Lee -11 $32,539
T13 Mi Hyang Lee -11 $32,539
16 Wichanee Meechai -10 $28,885
T17 Yuting Shi -9 $25,723
T17 Moriya Jutanugarn -9 $25,723
T17 A Lim Kim -9 $25,723
T17 Danielle Kang -9 $25,723
T21 Arpichaya Yubol -8 $21,738
T21 Hae Ran Ryu -8 $21,738
T21 Jasmine Suwannapura -8 $21,738
T21 Xiyu Lin -8 $21,738
T21 Lauren Coughlin -8 $21,738
T26 Carlota Ciganda -7 $17,942
T26 Matilda Castren -7 $17,942
T26 Maddie Szeryk -7 $17,942
T26 Bailey Tardy -7 $17,942
T26 Rose Zhang -7 $17,942
T31 Yan Liu -6 $14,674
T31 Mina Harigae -6 $14,674
T31 Alison Lee -6 $14,674
T31 Azahara Munoz -6 $14,674
T31 Peiyun Chien -6 $14,674
T36 Grace Kim -5 $11,933
T36 Celine Borge -5 $11,933
T36 Patty Tavatanakit -5 $11,933
T36 Anna Nordqvist -5 $11,933
T36 Lindy Duncan -5 $11,933
T41 Olivia Cowan -4 $9,367
T41 Hinako Shibuno -4 $9,367
T41 Maria Fassi -4 $9,367
T41 Ruoning Yin -4 $9,367
T41 Emily Kristine Pedersen -4 $9,367
T41 Nasa Hataoka -4 $9,367
T41 Danlin Cai -4 $9,367
T48 Gabriella Then -3 $7,853
T48 Jaravee Boonchant -3 $7,853
T50 Lauren Hartlage -2 $7,063
T50 Xiaowen Yin -2 $7,063
T50 Lydia Ko -2 $7,063
T50 Chanettee Wannasaen -2 $7,063
T50 Zixuan Wang (a) -2 $0
T55 Lucy Li -1 $6,325
T55 Weiwei Zhang -1 $6,325
T55 Kelly Tan -1 $6,325
T58 Pajaree Anannarukarn 1 $5,588
T58 Morgane Metraux 1 $5,588
T58 Perrine Delacour 1 $5,588
T58 Xizihan Wang (a) 1 $0
T58 Dani Holmqvist 1 $5,588
63 Minami Katsu 2 $5,166
T64 Zixin Ni (a) 3 $0
T64 Shuying Li 3 $4,955
T64 Muni He 3 $4,955
T64 Gina Kim 3 $4,955
T68 Paula Reto 4 $4,586
T68 Linnea Strom 4 $4,586
T68 Andrea Lee 4 $4,586
T68 Ruixin Liu 4 $4,586
T72 Xiang Sui 6 $4,270
T72 Yuli Shi 6 $4,270
T74 Emma Talley 7 $4,138
T74 Yuai Ji 7 $4,138
76 Miranda Wang 8 $4,058
77 Yanhong Pan 10 $4,006
78 Yujie Liu (a) 14 $0
79 Wenbo Liu 16 $3,958
80 Amy Wu (a) 17 $0

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2023 LIV Golf Jeddah prize money payouts for each player and team

It pays to play well on the Saudi-backed circuit.

It pays to play well in the LIV Golf League, just ask Brooks Koepka and Talor Gooch.

Koepka, 33, defended his title and won for the third time since he joined the Greg Norman-led and Saudi Arabia-backed circuit at the 2023 LIV Golf Jeddah event at Royal Greens Golf and Country Club in King Abdullah Economic City on Sunday. For his efforts, Koepka will take home the top prize of $4 million and has now made $13,397,333 on the course this season.

Gooch lost in a playoff to Koepka but will get the last laugh on the way to the bank as the 31-year-old won the season-long individual championship to claim the lucrative $18 million bonus. He earned $2.25 million for finishing second.

Check out how much money each player and team earned at LIV Golf’s final regular season event of its 2023 season.

LIV Golf Jeddah individual prize money

Position Player Score Winnings
1 Brooks Koepka -14 4,000,000
2 Talor Gooch -14 2,250,000
T-3 Harold Varner III -12 1,100,000
T-3 Scott Vincent -12 1,100,000
T-3 Sergio Garcia -12 1,100,000
T-6 Dustin Johnson -11 613,333
T-6 Mito Pereira -11 613,333
T-6 Charles Howell III -11 613,333
T-9 Cameron Tringale -10 437,500
T-9 Joaquin Niemann -10 437,500
T-11 Bernd Wiesberger -8 340,000
T-11 Peter Uihlein -8 340,000
T-11 Abraham Ancer -8 340,000
T-11 Richard Bland -8 340,000
T-11 Eugenio Chacarra -8 340,000
T-11 Bryson DeChambeau -8 340,000
T-17 Lee Westwood -7 250,000
T-17 Carlos Ortiz -7 250,000
T-17 Patrick Reed -7 250,000
T-17 Charl Schwartzel -7 250,000
T-17 Dean Burmester -7 250,000
T-17 Jason Kokrak -7 250,000
T-17 Brendan Steele -7 250,000
T-24 Paul Casey -6 200,000
T-24 Cameron Smith -6 200,000
T-24 David Puig -6 200,000
T-24 Matt Jones -6 200,000
T-24 Martin Kaymer -6 200,000
T-29 Graeme McDowell -5 172,500
T-29 Thomas Pieters -5 172,500
T-29 Phil Mickelson -5 172,500
T-29 Marc Leishman -5 172,500
T-29 Louis Oosthuizen -5 172,500
T-29 Danny Lee -5 172,500
T-35 Kevin Na -4 152,500
T-35 Henrik Stenson -4 152,500
37 Branden Grace -3 147,500
T-38 Matthew Wolff -2 143,750
T-38 Ian Poulter -2 143,750
T-40 Sebastian Munoz Even 136,250
T-40 Pat Perez Even 136,250
T-40 Bubba Watson Even 136,250
T-40 Anirban Lahiri Even 136,250
T-44 Sam Horsfield 2 128,750
T-44 Sihwan Kim 2 128,750
46 James Piot 3 125,000
47 Jediah Morgan 5 122,500
48 Chase Koepka 6 120,000

LIV Golf Jeddah team prize money

Position Team Score Winnings
1 Fireballs GC -34 $3 million
2 RangeGoats GC -31 $1.5 million
3 Cleeks GC -29 500,000

LIV owns a 75 percent stake in each franchise and provided teams with an undisclosed amount of operating capital for the year. The teams are expected to largely run on their own dime this season, with team prize earnings going directly towards day-to-day costs.

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