How much will the 2023 Honda LPGA Thailand winner get? Prize money explored

The 2023 Honda LPGA Thailand is currently underway at the Siam Country Club's Pattaya Old Course in Thailand. Being played in its originally intended slot on the LPGA Tour schedule, the tournament has 72 golfers competing against each other for the $1.7 million prize purse.

Being the second event of the 2023 season, the Honda LPGA Thailand field is stacked with star names. Headlined by the likes of Lydia Ko, Nelly Korda, Minjee Lee, Jennifer Kupcho, and Brooke Henderson, among others, the Thai event has a total of 37 of the top 50 in the Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings on its field.

According to the American tour’s prize money distribution chart, the winner of the event will earn a paycheck of $255,000. This is 15 percent of the total $1.7 million prize purse.

The event will see the top 65 players and ties after the 36 holes receive prize money as well. While the runner-up of the event will bag $157,385, the third-placed golfer will settle for $114,172.

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2023 Honda LPGA Thailand prize money payouts

Here is the complete prize money breakdown for Honda LPGA Thailand:

1 - $255,000
2 - $157,385
3 - $114,172
4 - $88,320
5 - $71,089
6 - $58,163
7 - $48,685
8 - $42,653
9 - $38,345
10 - $34,898
11 - $32,312
12 - $30,158
13 - $28,263
14 - $26,539
15 - $24,988
16 - $23,610
17 - $22,404
18 - $21,369
19 - $20,508
20 - $19,818
21 - $19,129
22 - $18,440
23 - $17,751
24 - $17,061
25 - $16,458
26 - $15,856
27 - $15,251
28 - $14,649
29 - $14,045
30 - $13,528
31 - $13,011
32 - $12,494
33 - $11,977
34 - $11,460
35 - $11,030
36 - $10,598
37 - $10,168
38 - $9,737
39 - $9,305
40 - $8,961
41 - $8,617
42 - $8,273
43 - $7,927
44 - $7,583
45 - $7,324
46 - $7,066
47 - $6,807
48 - $6,548
49 - $6,290
50 - $6,031
51 - $5,860
52 - $5,687
53 - $5,514
54 - $5,343
55 - $5,170
56 - $4,997
57 - $4,826
58 - $4,653
59 - $4,482
60 - $4,308
61 - $4,222
62 - $4,135
63 - $4,050
64 - $3,964
65 - $3,877
66 - $3,791
67 - $3,706
68 - $3,619
69 - $3,533
70 - $3,447
71 - $3,404
72 - $3,360

Apart from the prize money, the Honda LPGA Thailand winner will also earn 500 points in the season-long race to the CME Globe. The golfer will add points to the table that will provide a $2 million first-place prize for the winner of the CME Group Tour Championship.

This week's champion will also earn a two-year exemption on the LPGA Tour, as well as berths into other big tournaments.