2023 FedEx St. Jude Championship purse: Payout info, winner’s share

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Big money is up for grabs at the FedEx St. Jude Championship.

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The first season of designated events is winding down, but in terms of purse size, it’s going out with a bang.

At this week’s FedEx St. Jude, a no-cut field of 70 players is jockeying for a share of $20 million, and a chance to launch themselves into the FedEx top 50, which will not only enable them to compete for another $20 million purse at next week’s BMW Championship, but will also qualify them for next year’s eight signature events, which will feature elevated purses and limited fields.

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Then there’s the season’s grand finale at East Lake, where the top 30 players will have a chance to claim a piece of the $75 million up for grabs at the Tour Championship. What a time to be a pro golfer!

This week’s winner will not only enjoy a premium boost in the FedEx Cup ranking, he’ll also whistle all the way to the bank with a $3.6 million winner’s check.

Below is a complete breakdown of the FedEx St. Jude money. TV coverage of the event starts at 12 p.m. on Golf Channel, followed by CBS at 2 p.m. ET.

2023 FedEx St. Jude payout info, winner’s share

Win: $3,600,000

2. $2,160,000

3. $1,360,000

4. $960,000

5. $800,000

6. $720,000

7. $670,000

8. $620,000

9. $580,000

10. $540,000

11. $500,000

12. $460,000

13. $420,000

14. $380,000

15. $360,000

16. $340,000

17. $320,000

18. $300,000

19. $280,000

20. $260,000

21. $240,000

22. $224,000

23. $208,000

24. $192,000

25. $176,000

26. $160,000

27. $154,000

28. $148,000

29. $142,000

30. $136,000

31. $130,000

32. $124,000

33. $118,000

34. $113,000

35. $108,000

36. $103,000

37. $98,000

38. $94,000

39. $90,000

40. $86,000

41. $82,000

42. $78,000

43. $74,000

44. $70,000

45. $66,000

46. $62,000

47. $58,000

48. $54,800

49. $52,000

50. $50,400

51. $59,200

52. $48,000

53. $47,200

54. $46,400

55. $46,000

56. $45,600

57. $45,200

58. $44,800

59. $44,400

60. $44,000

61. $43,600

62. $43,200

63. $42,800

64. $42,400

65. $42,000

66. $41,600

67. $41,200

68. $40,800

69. $40,400

70. $40,000

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