2023 LPGA TOTO Japan Classic: Prize Money Breakdown and Winner’s Payout

LPGA’s Asian swing is finally coming to an end. The LPGA girls are now to head to Japan for their upcoming tourney, the TOTO Japan Classic, which is scheduled to take place at the Taiheiyo Club Minori Course from November 2nd to November 5th.

The roster is out, and so is the tourney purse. Here’s all you need to know about how much the players will be making at the 2023 leg of the LPGA event.

Who are the top players that we’ll get to see on the TOTO Japan Classic greens?

The TOTO Japan Classic has a roaring roster of 78 players this season. In this year’s play, Scottish player Gemma Dryburgh will be defending her title.

The field this time around has several big names set to compete. Players like World No.7 Hyo Joo Kim, who recently won the Ascendant LPGA Benefiting Volunteers of America, and Xiyu Lin, who came out as the runner-up in the Portland Classic and winner of the Aramco Team Series Hong Kong, are going to take the greens in Japan.

Major winners like Hannah Green, Yuka Saso, In Gee Chun and Jennifer Kupcho, and former World No.1 amateur, just back from her

Maybank Championship stroke play in Malaysia, Rose Zhang are also in the fray. There will be no cut-line in this tourney.

Not just these players, the field also has Ayaka Furue and Nasa Hataoka representing Japan. Fresh from a strong performance in the Nobuta Group Masters GC Ladies, Jiyai Shin and World No.23 Miyu Yamashita are also the contenders for the glass trophy this time around.

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While the roster is all glam, the prize money is just as glamorous. Here’s a detailed look at the individual purses the players will make.

TOTO Japan Classic’s total purse and the winner’s payout

Just like last year, this year also, the players will all compete with each other for a bag fat of $2M. The winner of the tourney will take home $300,000. Here’s a detailed look at the positions and the prizes.

Position	Prize Money
1st	$300,000
2nd	$182,538
3rd	$132,418
4th	$102,436
5th	$82,450
6th	$67,458
7th	$56,465
8th	$49,470
9th	$44,473
10th	$40,475
11th	$37,476
12th	$34,978
13th	$32,779
14th	$30,781
15th	$28,981
16th	$27,382
17th	$25,984
18th	$24,785
19th	$23,786
20th	$22,985
21st	$22,187
22nd	$21,386
23rd	$20,588
24th	$19,788
25th	$19,088
26th	$18,390
27th	$17,688
28th	$16,989
29th	$16,290
30th	$15,690
31st	$15,090
32nd	$14,491
33rd	$13,891
34th	$13,291
35th	$12,792
36th	$12,292
37th	$11,794
38th	$11,293
39th	$10,792
40th	$10,393
41st	$9,994
42nd	$9,595
43rd	$9,194
44th	$8,794
45th	$8,494
46th	$8,195
47th	$7,895
48th	$7,595
49th	$7,295
50th	$6,995
51st	$6,796
52nd	$6,596
53rd	$6,395
54th	$6,197
55th	$5,996
56th	$5,796
57th	$5,597
58th	$5,396
59th	$5,198
60th	$4,997
61st	$4,898
62nd	$4,796
63rd	$4,697
64th	$4,598
65th	$4,496
66th	$4,397
67th	$4,298
68th	$4,197
69th	$4,097
70th	$3,998
71st	$3,948
72nd	$3,897
73rd	$3,847
74th	$3,798
75th	$3,752
76th	$3,704
77th	$3,657
78th	$3,610

The fans and the players alike are all geared up for the game. Let us know who you think will take the trophy home in the comments.

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