AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am purse: Payout by player, finishing position

The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is one of the most beautiful golf tournaments on the PGA Tour but how much is the purse and the payouts for players?

Because of the amateurs that join PGA Tour pros throughout the week at Pebble Beach Golf Links, the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am doesn’t always draw the best field of players. With that said, there are still some of the top players in golf out there and, more importantly, those players who perform well are going to get paid.

The total purse for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is $8.7 million. Of that, an impressive $1.566 million goes to the winner of the tournament.

Tom Hoge walked away from the classic golf course as the winner, capturing his first PGA Tour victory of his career and outlasting arguably the two best players in the field, Jordan Spieth and Patrick Cantlay, to get the win. Now, let’s check out how much money every player made at this week’s event.

AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am payouts by finishing position

1. Tom Hoge – $1.566 million
2. Jordan Spieth – $948,300
3. Beau Hossler – $600,300
T4. Troy Merritt – $391,500
T4. Patrick Cantlay – $391,500
T6. Matt Fitzpatrick – $293,625
T6. Joel Dahmen – $293,625
T6. Andrew Putnam – $293,625
T9. Jonathan Byrd – $237,075
T9. Pat Perez – $237,075
T9. Seamus Power – $237,075
T12. Keith Mitchell -$193,575
T12. Denny McCarthy -$193,575
T14. Christiaan Bezuidenhout – $163,125
T14. Nick Taylor- $163,125
T16. Adam Hadwin – $119,842.50
T16. Taylor Moore – $119,842.50
T16. Lanto Griffin – $119,842.50
T16. Brendon Todd – $119,842.50
T16. Mackenzie Hughes – $119,842.50
T16. J.J. Spaun – $119,842.50
T16. Robert Garrigus – $119,842.50
T16. Sean O’Hair – $119,842.50
T24. David Lipsky – $74,602.50
T24. Bo Van Pelt – $74,602.50
T24. Dylan Frittelli – $74,602.50
T24. Jason Day – $74,602.50
T28. Nate Lashley – $59,595
T28. Ryan Armour – $59,595
T28. Trey Mullinax – $59,595
T28. Kelly Kraft – $59,595
T28. Vaughn Taylor – $59,595
T33. Austin Smotherman – $43,548
T33. Mark Hubbard – $43,548
T33. Russell Knox – $43,548
T33. Seth Reeves – $43,548
T33. Maverick McNealy – $43,548
T33. Satoshi Kodaira – $43,548
T33. Greyson Sigg – $43,548
T33. Doc Redman – $43,548
T33. Jimmy Walker – $43,548
T42. Ryan Moore – $29,195
T42. Peter Malnati – $29,195
T42. Jonas Blixt – $29,195
T42. Luke Donald – $29,195
T42. Seung-Yul Noh – $29,195
T42. Sung Kang – $29,195
T42. Austin Cook – $29,195
T49. Taylor Pendrith – $21,088.80
T49. Mark Baldwin – $21,088.80
T49. Davis Riley – $21,088.80
T49. Hayden Buckley – $21,088.80
T49. Camilo Villegas – $21,088.80
T49. Curtis Thompson – $21,088.80
T49. Tyler Duncan – $21,088.80
T49. Adam Svensson – $21,088.80
T49. Chris Stroud – $21,088.80
T49. Matthias Schwab – $21,088.80
59. Dylan Wu -$19,749
T60. Johnson Wagner – $19,488
T60. Brian Stuard – $19,488
62. Justin Rose – $19,227
63. Ben Kohles – $19,053
MDF. Matthew NeSmith – $18,879
MDFs – $17,748 (Brandon Hagy, D.J. Trahan, Aaron Rai, Nick Watney, Wyndham Clark, Brian Harman, Chan Kim, Austin Eckroat, Sahith Theegala, David Hearn, Grayson Murray, Bill Haas)

With every player who finishes inside the top 20 making six figures, the money is out there to be made at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

When you then factor in the full FedEx Cup points that are available in addition to the history and scenery of Pebble Beach, it really is a wonder as to why more players don’t come to this tournament. Those who cashed out this week, of course, won’t be complaining about that, though.

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