2021 RBC Heritage purse: Payout information, winner’s share at Harbour Town

We’ve reached the final round of play at the 2021 RBC Heritage. Below you’ll find everything you need to know about tournament money, including purse, payout information and winner’s share.

2021 RBC Heritage final round preview

If you’re looking to win a PGA Tour event, back-to-back 63s are a good place to start. That’s what 47-year-old Stewart Cink did to open the week at the 2021 RBC Heritage in Hilton Head, S.C. — where he now holds a five-stroke lead heading into the final round on Sunday.

Cink and his marvelous tan lines hold a comfortable cushion on Sunday at Harbour Town, trailed distantly by a small group of pros. Closest to the leader is Collin Morikawa, who sits at 13 under through 54 holes after three consecutive rounds in the 60s.

Further back, Emiliano Grillo, Matt Wallace, Sungjae Im and Webb Simpson will each look to mount significant comebacks on Sunday to chase down Cink in the lead.

Below is the payout information, including winner’s share, for the RBC Heritage’s $7.1 million purse; you can catch the action from 1-3 p.m. ET on Sunday on Golf Channel before the coverage shifts to CBS for the remainder of play.

2021 RBC Heritage payout information; winner’s share

1. $1,278,000
2. 773,900
3. 489,900
4. 347,900
5. 291,100
6. 257,375
7. 239,625
8. 221,875
9. 207.675
10. 193,475
11. 179,275
12. 165,075
13. 150,875
14. 136,675
15. 129,575
16. 122,475
17. 115,375
18. 108,275
19. 101,175
20. 94,075
21. 86,975
22. 79,875
23. 74,195
24. 68,515
25. 62,835
26. 57,155
27. 55,025
28. 52,895
29. 50,765
30. 48,635
31. 46,505
32. 44,375
33. 42,245
34. 40,470
35. 38,695
36. 36,920
37. 35,145
38. 33,725
39. 32,305
40. 30,885
41. 29,465
42. 28,045
43. 26,625
44. 25,205
45. 23,875
46. 22,365
47. 20,945
48. 19,809
49. 18,815
50. 18,247
51. 17,821
52. 17,395
53. 17,111
54. 16,827
55. 16,685
56. 16,543
57. 16,401
58. 16,259
59. 16,117
60. 15,975
61. 15,833
62. 15,691
63. 15,549
64. 15,407
65. 15,265

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