2023 Valspar Championship: Prize Money Breakdown and Winner’s Payout

The whopping Players Championship purse of $25 million last week was the largest in the history of the PGA Tour. But now it appears like this week’s Valspar Championship is getting lost in the shuffle. Top 15 players like Justin Thomas, Matt Fitzpatrick, and Jordan Spieth are at Innisbrook Resort, including Sam Burns, the two-time defending champion who defeated Davis Riley in a playoff to win last year. How much money is on the line?

Valspar Championship 2023: Who is ready to claim the money?

The golfers will play for an $8,100,000 purse, with $1,458,000 going to the eventual winner. PGA Tour pro, Spieth, commented about the event. He said, “

I planned on playing here in 2021, I had COVID. Then last year my brother got married this weekend.” He added, “So I’m excited to be back. I love this golf course. It’s as full as I’ve ever seen it. I know it’s been a while since I’ve been here, but these greens and the rough around the greens are just full and pure.”Read More- 100-Year-Old Media Giant Embarrassingly Snubs Golf and the PGA Tour Despite a Fruitful Offer

Valspar Championship is the last event of the Florida Swing. Chris Kirk got things started at the Honda Classic, and Kurt Kitayama won the insane see-saw duel at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler took home the Players Championship trophy last week at TPC Sawgrass. After Burns won the Valspar last year, he later captured the Charles Schwab Challenge by beating Scheffler in a playoff. This year will be more interesting than ever.

A playoff saw Jordan Spieth win in 2015, and the golfer will be hopeful of a similar performance this week. If that happens, it would be his first win since last April at the RBC Heritage. Other former winners include Kevin Streelman, who triumphed a decade ago when the tournament was called the Tampa Bay Championship. Team Europe Ryder Cup captain, Luke Donald, won in 2012 when the tournament was named the Transitions Championship.

Prize money breakdown

The golfers are competing for a purse of $8.1 million, with the winner claiming $1.458m. However, to be in with a chance of earning some of the top prizes, players will need to navigate a series of narrow fairways with acute angles. That includes the infamous Snake Pit, which encompasses holes 16 through 18. Out of those, the 16th, a par-4 dogleg right, is considered one of the hardest on the PGA Tour.

And as we always update the prize money breakdown, here is the breakdown for the Valspar Championship:

1st	$1,458,000
2nd	$882,900
3rd	$558,900
4th	$396,900
5th	$332,100
6th	$293,625
7th	$273,375
8th	$253,125
9th	$236,925
10th	$220,725fk
11th	$204,525
12th	$188,325
13th	$172,125
14th	$155,925
15th	$147,825
16th	$139,725
17th	$131,625
18th	$123,525
19th	$115,425
20th	$107,325
21st	$99,225
22nd	$91,125
23rd	$84,645
24th	$78,165
25th	$71,685
26th	$65,205
27th	$62,775
28th	$60,345
29th	$57,915
30th	$55,485
31st	$53,055
32nd	$50,625
33rd	$48,195
34th	$46,170
35th	$44,145
36th	$42,120
37th	$40,095
38th	$38,475
39th	$36,855
40th	$35,235
41st	$33,615.
42nd	$31,995
43rd	$30,375
44th	$28,755
45th	$27,135
46th	$25,515
47th	$23,895.
48th	$22,599
49th	$21,465
50th	$20,817
51st	$20,331
52nd	$19,845
53rd	$19,521
54th	$19,197
55th	$19,035
56th	$18,873
57th	$18,711
58th	$18,549.
59th	$18,387
60th	$18,225
61st	$18,063
62nd	$17,901
63rd	$17,739
64th	$17,577
65th	$17,415
66th	$17,253
67th	$17,091
68th	$16,929
69th	$16,767
70th	$16,605
71st	$16,443
72nd	$16,281
73rd	$16,119
74th	$15,957
75th	$15,795
76th	$15,633
77th	$15,471
78th	$15,309
79th	$15,147
80th	$14,985
81st	$14,823
82nd	$14,661
83rd	$14,499
84th	$14,337
85th	$14,175
86th	$14,013
87th	$13,851
88th	$13,689
89th	$13,527
90th	$13,365

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