LIV Golf, PGA Tour, or DP World Tour: Which event winner earned the most this week?

The LIV Golf, PGA Tour, and DP World Tour events were successfully concluded last week. All three tournaments' prize money has garnered people's attention.

The Saudi-backed league has a purse of $20 million for the individual event with the winner's shares being $4 million. The PGA Tour's Honda Classic event wrapped up the finale with a purse of $8 million. The winner took home $1.5 million and the DP World Tour's Indian open had a purse of $2 million with the winner's share of $340K.

The LIV Golf Mayakoba winner received the highest amount among the three events concluded on Sunday, February 26.

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2023 PGA Tour Honda Classic prize money payouts

• Winner: Chris Kirk, -$1,512,000
• P-2: Eric Cole, -14, $915,600
• 3: Tyler Duncan, -12, $579,600
• 4: Ryan Gerard, -10, $411,600
• T-5: Ben Martin, -9, $288,120
• T-5: Sepp Straka, -9, $288,120
• T-5: Justin Suh, -9, $288,120
• T-5: Shane Lowry, -9, $288,120
• T-5: Ben Taylor, -9, $288,120
• T-10: Dylan Wu, -8, $220,500
• T-10: David Lingmerth, -8, $220,500
• T-12: Zach Johnson, -7, $186,900
• T-12: Cameron Percy, -7, $186,900
• T-14: Brandon Wu, -6, $136,500
• T-14: Jim Herman, -6, $136,500
• T-14: Stephen Jaeger, -6, $136,500
• T-14: Lee Hodges, -6, $136,500
• T-14: Adrian Meronk, -6, $136,500
• T-14: Ryan Brehm, -6, $136,500
• T-14: Kramer Hickok, -6, $136,500

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2023 LIV Golf Mayakoba prize money payouts

• 1: Charles Howell III - $4 million
• 2: Peter Uihlein - $2.125 million
• 3: Branden Grace - $1.5 million
• 4: Paul Casey - $1.05 million
• T5: Brendan Steele - $887,500
• T5: Cameron Smith - $887,500
• T7: Pat Perez - $610,000
• T7: Carlos Ortiz - $610,000
• T7: Sebastian Munoz - $610,000
• T7: Matthew Wolff - $610,000
• T11: Graeme McDowell - $405,000
• T11: Ian Poulter - $405,000
• T11: Talor Gooch - $405,000
• T11: Joaquin Niemann - $405,000
• T15: Marc Leishman - $237,000
• T15: Abraham Ancer - $237,000
• T15: Mito Pereira - $237,000
• T15: Scott Vincent - $237,000
• 19: Jason Kokrak - $220,000
• T20: Kevin Na - $184,000
• T20: Cameron Tringale - $184,000
• T20: Dean Burmester - $184,000
• T23: Sergio Garcia - $167,000
• T23: Henrik Stenson - $167,000
• T23: Matt Jones - $167,000
• T23: Bryson DeChambeau - $167,000
• T27: Phil Mickelson - $158,000
• T27: Richard Bland - $158,000
• T27: Brooks Koepka - $158,000
• T27: Harold Varner III - $158,000
• T27: Eugenio Chacarra - $158,000
• T32: Anirban Lahiri - $151,000
• T32: Thomas Pieters - $151,000
• 34: Danny Lee - $148,000
• T35: Charl Schwartzel - $144,000
• T35: Dustin Johnson - $144,000
• T35: James Piot - $144,000
• T38: Patrick Reed - $139,000
• T38: David Puig - $139,000
• 40: Bubba Watson - $136,000
• T41: Lee Westwood - $133,000
• T41: Louis Oosthuizen - $133,000
• 43: Jediah Morgan - $130,000
• T44: Bernd Wiesberger - $127,000
• T44: Sam Horsfield - $127,000
• 46: Laurie Canter - $124,000
• 47: Chase Koepka - $122,000
• 48: Sihwan Kim - $120,000

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2023 DP World Tour Hero Indian Open prize money payouts

• 1. Marcel Siem: €320,819.24
• 2. Yannik Paul-€207,588.92
• 3.Joost Luiten- €118,891.84
• T4. Jorge Campillo- €87,187.35
• T4. Kazuki Higa- €87,187.35
• T6. Alexander Knappe: €61,333.09
• T6. Thorbjørn Olesen: €61,333.09
• T8. Simon Forsström: €44,725.98
• T8. Gavin Green: €44,725.98
• T10. Angel Hidalgo: €34,975.59
• T10. Ryo Hisatsune: €34,975.59
• T10. Pablo Larrazábal: €34,975.59
• T13. Veer Ahlawat: €27,816.92
• T13. Jayden Schaper: €27,816.92
• T13. Shubhankar Sharma: €27,816.92
• T13. Santiago Tarrio: €27,816.92
• T13. Euan Walker: €27,816.92
• T18. Masahiro Kawamura: €23,872.73
• T18. Jeong Weon Ko: €23,872.73
• T20. Honey Baisoya: €21,954.10
• T20. Angad Cheema: €21,954.10
• T20: Jazz Janewattananond- €21,954.10