2022 AT&T Byron Nelson purse: Payout info, winner’s share in Texas

By: James Colgan

May 15, 2022

Jordan Spieth is looking for a final round charge at the AT&T Byron Nelson.

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After three long days of play, we’ve reached the final round at the 2022 AT&T Byron Nelson. Below, find everything you need to know about tournament money at TPC Craig Ranch, including payout information, winner’s share and more.

2022 AT&T Byron Nelson final round preview

Golf’s preeminent Texan enters Sunday in Dallas with a chance to close out his second win in 2022. Jordan Spieth (-20) sits just one stroke back of the lead heading into Sunday’s final round. A win on Sunday would give Spieth a springboard in the final event before the PGA Championship, vaulting him to among the biggest favorites at golf’s second major.

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Spieth and Munoz will be two of the leaders in the final pairing on Sunday, alongside Joaquin Niemann, the 23-year-old Chilean seeing a career ascension of his own. The trio will look to hold off a group of chasing players including Justin Thomas, Xander Schauffele and, of course, Scottie Scheffler. Irrespective of the winner, Sunday will be the final chance for fans to watch players ahead of this year’s PGA Championship, and could give some clues as to whose game is trending in the right direction heading into Southern Hills.

Below, find everything you need to know about tournament money, including payout information and winner’s share, for the AT&T Byron Nelson’s $9.1 million purse; you can catch all the action Sunday beginning at 3 p.m. ET on CBS.

1. $1,638,000
2. $982,800
3. $618,800
4. $436,800
5. $364,000
6. $327,600
7. $304,850
8. $282,100
9. $263,900
10. $245,700
11. $227,500
12. $209,300
13. $191,100
14. $172,900
15. $163,800
16. $154,700
17. $145,600
18. $136,500
19. $127,400
20. $118,300
21. $109,200
22. $101,920
23. $94,640
24. $87,360
25. $80,080
26. $72,800
27. $70,070
28. $67,340
29. $64,610
30. $61,880
31. $59,150
32. $56,420
33. $53,690
34. $51,415
35. $49,140
36. $46,865
37. $44,590
38. $42,770
39. $40,950
40. $39,130
41. $37,310
42. $35,490
43. $33,670
44. $31,850
45. $30,030
46. $28,210
47. $26,390
48. $24,934
49. $23,660
50. $22,932
51. $22,386
52. $21,840
53. $21,476
54. $21,112
55. $20,930
56. $20,748
57. $20,566
58. $20,384
59. $20,202
60. $20,020
61. $19,838
62. $19,656
63. $19,474
64. $19,292
65. $19,110
66. $18,928
67. $18,746
68. $18,564
69. $18,382
70. $18,200

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James Colgan

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James Colgan is a news and features editor at GOLF, writing stories for the website and magazine. He manages the Hot Mic, GOLF’s media vertical, and utilizes his on-camera experience across the brand’s platforms. Prior to joining GOLF, James graduated from Syracuse University, during which time he was a caddie scholarship recipient (and astute looper) on Long Island, where he is from. He can be reached at james.colgan@golf.com.