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Valspar Championship purse 2023: Payout by player, finishing position

By Cody Williams

PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA - MARCH 19: Jordan Spieth of the United States and caddie Michael Greller walk off a tee during the final round of the Valspar Championship at Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club on March 19, 2023 in Palm Harbor, Florida. (Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images)
PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA - MARCH 19: Jordan Spieth of the United States and caddie Michael Greller walk off a tee during the final round of the Valspar Championship at Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club on March 19, 2023 in Palm Harbor, Florida. (Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images) /
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Taking a look at the Valspar Championship payout distribution for this week at the Copperhead Course for how much players get from the $8.1 million purse.

Particularly sandwiched in between two elevated events like THE PLAYERS and the WGC Match Play, the Valspar Championship might not be the most coveted prize on the PGA Tour and the field for the 2023 tournament at the Copperhead Course reflected that. However, that still set us up for a big finish on Sunday as the players competed for their share of the Valspar Championship payout with the purse at $8.1 million.

The winner this week was set to take home a nice $1.458 million that, while it isn’t the $4.5 million that Scottie Scheffler won at TPC Sawgrass, is still life-changing money. More importantly, some heavy hitters were in the mix. Adam Schenk was the 54-hole leader but had two of the best players in the field, Jordan Spieth and Tommy Fleetwood, hot on his heels.

That all led to a dramatic Sunday finish at Innisbrook Golf Resort with big names and big stakes on the line this week. So let’s take a look the money on the line as well as we look at the 2023 Valspar Championship payout by finishing position in this week’s PGA Tour tournament.

Valspar Championship payout by player, finishing position for 2023

  1. $1.458 million
  2. $882,900
  3. $558,900
  4. $396,900
  5. $332,100
  6. $293,625
  7. $273,375
  8. $253,125
  9. $236,925
  10. $220,725
  11. $204,525
  12. $188,325
  13. $172,125
  14. $155,925
  15. $147,825
  16. $139,725
  17. $131,625
  18. $123,525
  19. $115,425
  20. $107,325
  21. $99,225
  22. $91,125
  23. $84,645
  24. $78,165
  25. $71,685
  26. $65,205
  27. $62,775
  28. $60,345
  29. $57,915
  30. $55,485
  31. $53,055
  32. $50,625
  33. $48,195
  34. $46,170
  35. $44,145
  36. $42,120
  37. $40,095
  38. $38,475
  39. $36,855
  40. $35,235
  41. $33,615
  42. $31,995
  43. $30,375
  44. $28,755
  45. $27,135
  46. $25,515
  47. $23,895
  48. $22,599
  49. $21,465
  50. $20,817
  51. $20,331
  52. $19,845
  53. $19,521
  54. $19,197
  55. $19,035
  56. $18,873
  57. $18,711
  58. $18,549
  59. $18,387
  60. $18,225
  61. $18,063
  62. $17,901
  63. $17,730
  64. $17,577
  65. $17,415

With this type of leaderboard, even at a non-designated event, you can see why the PGA Tour is thriving. And again, this isn’t insignificant money that these players are competing for at the Valspar, nor are the FedExCup points that can lead to bigger paydays and longevity on the Tour moving forward.

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