Hideki Matsuyama won the 2021 Masters — and a cool $2.07 million.
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The 2021 Masters purse has held steady for the last two years after increasing by $500,000 in 2019 to $11.5 million — the second-highest purse total of all four major championships.
This year’s champion will match the payout received by 2019 champion, Tiger Woods, and 2020 champion, Dustin Johnson — a whopping $2.07 million. The runner-up will receive a cool $1.24 million.
Even the players who missed the cut (of which there were 33) receive a payout of $10,000 each — but that’s for the professionals only. 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 2021 Masters payouts for each player below.
How much money every player made at the Masters
1. Hideki Matsuyama $2,070,000
2. Will Zalatoris $1,242,000
T3. Jordan Spieth $667,000 Xander Schauffele $667,000
T5. Jon Rahm $437,000 Marc Leishman $437,000
7. Justin Rose $385,250
T8. Patrick Reed $345,000 Corey Connors $345,000
T10. Cameron Smith $299,000 Tony Finau $299,000
T12. Webb Simpson $218,500 Stewart Cink $218,500 Kevin Na $218,500 Si Woo Kim $218,500 Robert MacIntyre $218,500 Brian Harman $218,500
T21. Harris English $119,600 Shane Lowry $119,600 Phil Mickelson $119,600 Justin Thomas $119,600 Viktor Hovland $119,600
T26. Paul Casey $79,925 Abraham Ancer $79,925 Ian Poulter $79,925 Louis Oosthuizen $79,925 Cameron Champ $79,925 Matt Jones $79,925 Bubba Watson $79,925 Charl Schwartzel $79,925
T34. Michael Thompson $60,663 Matthew Fitzpatrick $60,663 Matt Wallace $60,663 Ryan Palmer $60,663
T38. Martin Laird $52,900 Henrik Stenson $52,900
T40. Christian Bezuidenhout $43,700 Gary Woodland $43,700 Sebastian Munoz $43,700 Mackenzie Hughes $43,700 Joaquin Niemann $43,700 Bernd Weisberger $43,700
T46. Brendon Todd $33,503 Bryson DeChambeau $33,503 Tommy Fleetwood $33,503
49. Jason Kokrak $29,900
T50. Jose Maria Olazabal $28,635 Billy Horschel $28,635
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