2022 Hero World Challenge prize money

See how much each player took home at Tiger's event in the Bahamas

Viktor Hovland is now a two-time Hero World Challenge champion after successfully defending his title in the Bahamas. The Norwegian held off Scottie Scheffler to win by one shot in Albany and end the season on a high, becoming the first player since Tiger Woods to win the unofficial PGA Tour event in back-to-back years. Keep scrolling to see the 2022 Hero World Challenge prize money…

Hero World Challenge

Hosted by Woods, the Hero World Challenge is a golf tournament which takes place every December at Albany Golf Club in the Bahamas. Featuring a small field of just 20 players, the event is part of the PGA Tour schedule but does not offer any FedEx Cup points. Players are also required to be in the top 50 of the Official World Golf Ranking to qualify.

A cut is not made after 36 holes, with each player in the field allowed to play all 72 holes. All players who finish four rounds of the tournament will therefore earn money, with the likes of Justin Thomas, Matt Fitzpatrick and Jordan Spieth all competing in 2022.

So how much will each player win? Here’s the full purse breakdown for the Hero World Challenge…

2022 Hero World Challenge prize money

The total purse for the Hero World Challenge is $3.5 million, with the winner taking home $1 million in the Bahamas. Below is the payout for each placed finisher at Albany…

Winner: $1,000,000 – Viktor Hovland
2 $375,000 – Scottie Scheffler
3: $225,000 – Cameron Young
4: $150,000 – Xander Schauffele
5: $135,000 – Justin Thomas
6: $120,000 – Collin Morikawa
7: $115,000 – Tony Finau
T8: $112,500 – Sungjae Im
T8: $112,500 – Jon Rahm
T10: $1109,500 – Tom Kim
T10:: $109,500 – Sepp Straka
12: $108,000 – Sam Burns
T13: $106,500 – Matt Fitzpatrick
T13: $106,500 – Billy Horschel
15: $105,000 – Jordan Spieth
16: $104,000 – Corey Conners
17: $103,000 – Max Homa
18: $102,000 – Shane Lowry
19: $101,000 – Kevin Kisner
20: $100,000 – Tommy Fleetwood