Honda Classic purse 2023: Payout by player, finishing position [Updated]

Breaking down the Honda Classic payout for the 2023 PGA Tour tournament at PGA National with a prize money breakdown for the purse this week.

After two designated events on the PGA Tour, we made our way to the 2023 Honda Classic this week, a classic venue on the Tour with PGA National that always produces tremendous golf. And while the field and the purse were lesser than in the previous two weeks, the tournament still produced the goods.

Chris Kirk came into Sunday’s final round with a two-shot lead but the likes of Eric Cole and Justin Suh led a chase pack full of rookies trying to leave their mark on the golfing world and with familiar faces like Shane Lowry in striking distance as well. That set up the drama as the players competed for their share of the $8.4 million purse this week with the winner taking home $1.512 million in prize money.

Now that Kirk emerged with a win on the first playoff hole against Cole, though, let’s take a look at the 2023 Honda Classic payout distribution with the prize money allotted for each finishing position at this tournament.

Honda Classic payout by player, finishing position for 2023

1. Chris Kirk – $1.512 million
2. Eric Cole – $915,600
3. Tyler Duncan – $579,600
4. Ryan Gerard – $411,600
T5. Ben Martin – $288,120
T5. Sepp Straka – $288,120
T5. Ben Taylor – $288,120
T5. Justin Suh – $288,120
T5. Shane Lowry – $288,120
T10. Dylan Wu – $220,500
T10. David Lingmert – $220,500
T12. Zach Johnson – $186,900
T12. Cameron Percy – $186,900
T14. Brandon Wu – $136,500
T14. Jim Herman – $136,500
T14. Stephan Jaeger – $136,500
T14. Lee Hodges – $136,500
T14. Adrian Meronk – $136,500
T14. Ryan Brehm – $136,500
T14. Kramer Hickok – $136,500
T21. Jhonattan Vegas – $88,116
T21. MJ Daffue – $88,116
T21. Ben Griffin – $88,116
T21. Robby Shelton – $88,116
T21. Byeon Hun An – $88,116
T26. Min Woo Lee – $65,100
T26. Scott Harrington – $65,100
T26. Harrison Endycott – $65,100
T29. Aaron Wise – $46,426.15
T29. Kevin Chappell – $46,426.15
T29. Carson Young – $46,426.15
T29. Dylan Fritteli – $46,426.15
T29. Brett Drewitt – $46,426.15
T29. Danny Willett – $46,426.15
T29. Garrick Higgo – $46,426.15
T29. Andrew Novak – $46,426.15
T29. William McGirt – $46,426.15
T29. Kevin Roy – $46,426.15
T29. Davis Riley – $46,426.15
T29. Chesson Hadley – $46,426.15
T29. Matt Wallace – $46,426.15
T42. Mark Hubbard – $28,188
T42. Will Gordon – $28,188
T42. Sungjae Im – $28,188
T42. Taylor Pendrith – $28,188
T42. Adam Schenk – $28,188
T42. Billy Horschel – $28,188
T42. Christiaan Bezuidenhout – $28,188
T49. Akshay Bhatia – $20,944
T49. Zac Blair – $20,944
T49. Erik Barnes – $20,944
T49. Jimmy Walker – $20,944
T49. Trevor Werbylo – $20,944
T49. Adam Svensson – $20,944
T55. Joseph Bramlett – $19,404
T55. Brandon Matthews – $19,404
T55. Kelly Kraft – $19,404
T55. Tano Goya – $19,404
T55. Brice Garnett – $19,404
T60. Adam Stanley – $18,732
T60. Padraig Harrington – $18,732
T60. Matthias Schwab – $18,732
T63. Anders Albertson – $17,808
T63. Pierceson Coody – $17,808
T63. Kevin Tway – $17,808
T63. Vincent Norman – $17,808
T63. Trace Crowe – $17,808
T63. S.H. Kim – $17,808
T63. Ryan Armour – $17,808
T63. J.T. Poston – $17,808
T71. J.B. Holmes – $16,884
T71. Bill Haas – $16,884
T71. Auguston Nunez – $16,884
T74. Jason Dufner – $16,296
T74. Trevor Cone – $16,296
T74. Harry Hall – $16,296
T74. Webb Simpson – $16,296
78. Tyson Alexander – $15,876
79. Cody Gribble – $15,708
80. Geoff Ogilvy – $15,540

With 80 golfers making the cut at PGA National, the prize money down on the bottom of the leaderboard got chopped up quite a bit, but the players are still going home with a chunk of change for their work.

It’s a bit jarring to see this Honda Classic payout distribution after the elevated events over the past two weeks and with LIV Golf playing this week and giving out $120,000 to last place. Even still, with a weaker field than has been playing in recent weeks, coming out to this tournament and showing out can still be quite valuable to players’ bank accounts and for their standing in the FedExCup race.

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