Here’s how much money every player made at the 2023 PGA Championship

Brooks Koepka

Brooks Koepka won his fifth major championship — and a heap of cash — at the 2023 PGA.

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The 2023 PGA Championship purse has increased significantly over the years.

Just two years ago, in 2021, the purse was set at $12 million, a record total for the tournament, and a number that was surpassed by only the U.S. Open. Last year, the 2022 PGA Championship purse increased to $15 million. And this year, the 2023 PGA Championship purse jumped yet again to a whopping total of $17.5 million. (The Players Championship remains the richest purse in golf at a total of $25 million.)

This year’s PGA champion will surpass the payout received by 2022 champion, Justin Thomas, by an impressive $450,000, with a $3.15 million total payday. The runner-up will receive a cool $1.89 million, and third place will clear seven figures too, with a payout of $1.19 million.

Even the players who missed the cut receive a payout of $4,000 each. So how much did the rest of the players in the field come away with this year? You can find a complete list of the 2023 PGA Championship payouts for each player below.

How much money every player made at the PGA Championship

Winner: Brooks Koepka $3,150,000

2. Scottie Scheffler $1,540,000
Viktor Hovland $1,540,000

4. Cam Davis $720,000
Kurt Kitayama $720,000
Bryson DeChambeau $720,000

7. Sepp Straka $555,000
Rory McIlroy $555,000

9. Cameron Smith $465,000
Patrick Cantlay $465,000
Justin Rose $465,000

12. Shane Lowry $365,000
Victor Perez $365,000
Corey Conners $365,000

15. Tyrrell Hatton $288,333.33
Eric Cole $288,333.33
Michael Block $288,333.33

18. Mito Pereira $214,400
Xander Schauffele $214,400
Min Woo Lee $214,400
Patrick Reed $214,400
Tommy Fleetwood $214,400

23. Alex Smalley $165,000
Matt NeSmith 165,000
Ryan Fox 165,000

26. Collin Morikawa 4 135,000
Hayden Buckley 135,000
Justin Suh 135,000

29. Callum Tarren $90,136.36
Patrick Rodgers $90,136.36
K.H. Lee $90,136.36
Denny McCarthy $90,136.36
Adam Scott $90,136.36
Jordan Spieth $90,136.36
Harold Varner III $90,136.36
Keegan Bradley $90,136.36
Chris Kirk $90,136.36
Taylor Pendrith $90,136.36
Hideki Matsuyama $90,136.36

40. Adrian Meronk $46,900
Thomas Detry $46,900
J.T. Poston $46,900
Adam Hadwin and $46,900
Lucas Herbert $46,900
Beau Hossler $46,900
Chez Reavie $46,900
Thomas Pieters $46,900
Adam Svensson $46,900
Sahith Theegala $46,900

50. Padraig Harrington $37,625
Nicolai Hojgaard $37,625
Jon Rahm $37,625
Stephan Jaeger $37,625

54. Dean Burmester $36,000

55. Lee Hodges $35,000
Max Homa $35,000
Dustin Johnson $35,000

58. Phil Mickelson $33,250
Zach Johnson $33,250
Tom Hoge $33,250
Keith Mitchell $33,250

62. Rikuya Hoshino $31,500
Sihwan Kim $31,500
Thriston Lawrence $31,500

65. Taylor Montgomery $29,750
Justin Thomas $29,750
Matt Wallace $29,750
Pablo Larrazabal $29,750

69. Ben Taylor $28,000
Joel Dahmen $28,000
Yannik Paul $28,000

72. Taylor Moore $26,500
Tony Finau $26,500
Sam Stevens $26,500

75. Mark Hubbard $25,500

76. Kazuki Higa $25,000

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