Farmers Insurance Open: How much they are playing for
This is the payout information for the 2023 Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines on the PGA Tour.
The Farmers Insurance Open on the PGA Tour carries a total prize purse of $8,700,000.
It means that the winner will take home a cheque for $1,566,000.
Heading into the event, Jon Rahm was the hot favourite. He was attempting to win three consecutive PGA Tour events.
Rahm flirted with missing the cut but produced a stunning display of golf to move himself into contention.
If Rahm were to win here, it would mean that he would take his Torrey Pines earnings to $852,918 per start.
His overall record at Torrey Pines is sensational. He's had one win, one second, one third and five top-10s.
That doesn't include his 2021 U.S. Open triumph.
Rahm went into the final round two strokes adrift of Sam Ryder, who is winless in his six-year PGA Tour career.
Depending on what happens elsewhere, Rahm could also return to the summit of the Official World Golf Ranking with a win.
Though the Spaniard admitted that he "doesn't care" anymore about the situation.
2023 Farmers Insurance Open prize purse payouts
WIN - $1,566,000
2: $948,300
3: $600,300
4: $426,300
5: $356,700
6: $315,375
7: $293,625
8: $271,875
9: $254,475
10: $237,075
11: $219,675
12: $202,275
13: $184,875
14: $167,475
15: $158,775
16: $150,075
17: $141,375
18: $132,675
19: $123,975
20: $115,275
21: $106,575
22: $97,875
23: $90,915
24: $83,955
25: $76,995
26: $70,035
27: $67,425
28: $64,815
29: $62,205
30: $59,595
31: $56,985
32: $54,375
33: $51,765
34: $49,590
35: $47,415
36: $45,240
37: $43,065
38: $41,325
39: $39,585
40: $37,845
41: $36,105
42: $34,365
43: $32,625
44: $30,885
45: $29,145
46: $27,405
47: $25,665
48: $24,273
49: $23,055
50: $22,359
51: $21,837
52: $21,315
53: $20,967
54: $20,619
55: $20,445
56: $20,271
57: $20,097
58: $19,923
59: $19,749
60: $19,575
61: $19,401
62: $19,227
63: $19,053
64: $18,879
65: $18,705
66: $18,531
67: $18,357
68: $18,183
69: $18,009
70: $17,835
71: $17,661
72: $17,487
73: $17,313
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