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The 2023 PGA Championship has come and gone. After a thrilling weekend, which was once again impacted by weather and other delays, several golfers cemented their place in the sport of golf. The final standings show that LIV Golf has good players and that, contrary to popular belief, their league just might be legitimate.
As always, the money is a big part of any major tournament. Here's what everyone made for their efforts on the weekend and who came away feeling good about themselves.
Payouts for PGA Championship by placement in 2023
Here are the payouts each PGA Championship participant earned:
- 1st: $3,150,000 - Brooks Koepka
- 2nd: $1,890,000 - Scottie Scheffler
- 3rd: $1,190,000 - Viktor Hovland
- T4th: $720,417 - Cam Davis, Kurt Kitayama, Bryson DeChambeau
- T7th: $527,5850 - Sepp Straka, Rory McIlroy
- T9th: $535,000 - Cameron Smith, Patrick Cantlay, Justin Rose, Corey Conners
Further placements earned the following payouts:
- 13th: $365,000
- 14th: $335,000
- 15th: $309,000
- 16th: $288,000
- 17th: $268,000
- 18th: $248,000
- 19th: $228,000
- 20th: $213,000
- 21st: $198,000
- 22nd: $185,000
- 23rd: $175,000
- 24th: $165,000
- 25th: $155,000
- 26th: $145,000
- 27th: $135,000
- 28th: $125,000
- 29th: $116,500
- 30th: $110,000
- 31st: $105,000
- 32nd: $100,000
- 33rd: $95,000
- 34th: $90,000
- 35th: $85,000
- 36th: $80,000
- 37th: $75,000
- 38th: $70,000
- 39th: $65,000
- 40th: $60,000
- 41st: $55,000
- 42nd: $50,000
- 43rd: $48,000
- 44th: $46,000
- 45th: $44,000
- 46th: $43,000
- 47th: $42,000
- 48th: $41,000
- 49th: $40,000
- 50th: $39,000
- 51st: $38,000
- 52nd: $37,000
- 53rd: $36,500
- 54th: $36,000
- 55th: $35,500
- 56th: $35,000
- 57th: $34,500
- 58th: $34,000
- 59th: $33,500
- 60th: $33,000
- 61st: $32,500
- 62nd: $32,000
- 63rd: $31,500
- 64th: $31,000
- 65th: $30,500
- 66th: $30,000
- 67th: $29,500
- 68th: $29,000
- 69th: $28,500
- 70th: $28,000
- 71st: $27,500
Aside from the money, other things were at stake. LIV Golf once again came into this tournament outmatched and counted out. Many didn't expect their golfers to compete well, but they did just that.
Brooks Koepka's performance, coupled with his T2 finish at the Masters, has not just earned him a pretty penny. They have also proven that LIV Golf is more legitimate than people may think and has the star power to compete in a mixed field.
Phil Mickelson made the cut, but he didn't play all that well like he did at the Masters. He earned a little bit of money but couldn't follow up his T2 at the Masters with anything of note. Thankfully, Koepka's historic win picked up the slack.
It was a historic event with a major prize purse total of over $17 million, so Koepka took home a record payout.
Golfers such as Jason Day, Rickie Fowler, and Matt Fitzpatrick failed to make the cut and earn any money from their appearance in the PGA Championship.
