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AT&T Byron Nelson purse 2023: Payout by player, finishing position

By Cody Williams

MCKINNEY, TX - MAY 11: Scottie Scheffler of the United States hits his tee shot from hole #2 during the first round of the AT&T Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch on May 11, 2023 in McKinney, Texas. (Photo by Jason Allen/ISI Photos/Getty Images).
MCKINNEY, TX - MAY 11: Scottie Scheffler of the United States hits his tee shot from hole #2 during the first round of the AT&T Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch on May 11, 2023 in McKinney, Texas. (Photo by Jason Allen/ISI Photos/Getty Images). /
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Taking a look at the AT&T Byron Nelson payout distribution and purse for the 2023 tournament at TPC Craig Rance on the PGA Tour. 

The AT&T Byron Nelson isn’t a designated event on the PGA Tour and, with Jordan Spieth being forced to withdraw due to injury the week of the tournament, the field left a lot to be desired. But golf fans were still treated to a great weekend of golf at TPC Craig Ranch.

On Thursday, we saw veteran Seung-Yul Noh get white-hot with the putter and flirt with a 59, ultimately taking the lead after the first round after shooting an 11-under 60 to set the tone. However, it was Scottie Scheffler, the heavy favorite entering the AT&T Byron Nelson, who came out firing in the second round, surging to the lead, but being chased closely by the likes of Ryan Palmer, Mackenzie Hughes, Si Woo Kim and more.

That set up a fantastic weekend with players chasing one of the best in the world, with every golfer vying for their share of the $9.9 million purse. But how does the 2023 AT&T Byron Nelson payout break down? Let’s take a look at the distribution for this week at TPC Craig Ranch.

AT&T Byron Nelson payout by player, finishing position for 2023

Here is the AT&T Byron Nelson payout distribution by finish for the 2023 tournament from the $9.9 million purse.

  1. $1.71 million
  2. $1.0355 million
  3. $655,500
  4. $465,500
  5. $389,500
  6. $344,375
  7. $320,625
  8. $296,875
  9. $277,875
  10. $258,875
  11. $239,875
  12. $220,875
  13. $201,875
  14. $182,875
  15. $173,375
  16. $163,875
  17. $154,375
  18. $144,875
  19. $135,375
  20. $125,875
  21. $116,375
  22. $106,875
  23. $99,275
  24. $91,675
  25. $84,075
  26. $76,475
  27. $73,625
  28. $70,775
  29. $67,925
  30. $65,075
  31. $62,225
  32. $59,375
  33. $56,525
  34. $54,150
  35. $51,775
  36. $49,400
  37. $47,025
  38. $45,125
  39. $43,225
  40. $41,325
  41. $39,425
  42. $37,525
  43. $35,625
  44. $33,725
  45. $31,825
  46. $29,925
  47. $28,025
  48. $26,505
  49. $25,175
  50. $24,415
  51. $23,845
  52. $23,275
  53. $22,895
  54. $22,515
  55. $22,325
  56. $22,135
  57. $21,945
  58. $21,755
  59. $21,565
  60. $21,375
  61. $21,185
  62. $20,995
  63. $20,805
  64. $20,615
  65. $20,425

The players over the allotted 65 in the payout distribution who make the cut, the payout will be determined by 0.213 percent of the purse for No. 66 on the leaderboard. Every subsequent place will decrease by 0.002 percent of the purse.

Even though there was a lack of star power this week in McKinney, it’s been a great tournament. Not only did the cream rise to the top with Scheffler after the second round, but we also saw some veterans make a run at a big payday and to go up the FedExCup standings. That’s what these non-designated events are about and when they are at their best.

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