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Cameron Jourdan

2023 Masters purse up to $18 million, winner takes home $3.24 million

The purse at the 2023 Masters is going up.

There is $18 million in total prize money up for grabs at Augusta National Golf Club this week, up from $15 million last year, which was a record amount. The golfer who finishes atop the leaderboard will pocket $3.24 million, and the top-three placers will each take home more than $1 million.

The other three men’s majors have not yet announced purses for their 2023 competitions. Last year, the U.S. Open had a $17.5 million purse, the PGA Championship a $15 million purse and the Open Championship was at $14 million.

Masters Leaderboard: Live leaderboard, schedule, tee times

Here’s a look at the prize money payouts for the 2023 Masters:

Position Earnings
1 $3,240,000
2 $1,944,000
3 $1,244,000
4 $864,000
5 $720,000
6 $648,000
7 $603,000
8 $558,000
9 $522,000
10 $486,000
11 $450,000
12 $414,000
13 $378,000
14 $342,000
15 $324,000
16 $306,000
17 $288,000
18 $270,000
19 $252,000
20 $234,000
21 $216,000
22 $201,600
23 $187,200
24 $172,800
25 $158,400
26 $144,000
27 $138,200
28 $133,200
29 $127,800
30 $122,400
31 $117,000
32 $111,600
33 $106,200
34 $101,700
35 $97,200
36 $92,700
37 $88,200
38 $84,600
39 $81,000
40 $77,400
41 $73,800
42 $70,200
43 $66,600
44 $63,000
45 $59,400
46 $55,800
47 $52,200
48 $49,320
49 $46,800
50 $45,360

Also of note, from the Masters official release: “The remainder of the professionals will receive cash prizes ranging downward from $44,280 depending on the scores.”

Those who miss the cut will still earn $10,000.

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