Fortinet Championship prize money: How much does the winner earn?
Here is the prize money breakdown for the 2023 Fortinet Championship on the PGA Tour
The Fortinet Championship is playing host to some of the PGA Tour’s biggest stars this week at Silverado Resort.
Justin Thomas, Max Homa and Sahith Theegala are set to walk the fairways of the North Course in Napa, in pursuit of the winner’s prize of $1.512 million.
Matt Kuchar and Brendon Todd are also playing in what promises to be another exciting week in the fall period of the PGA Tour season.
It is an important time of the season for players who didn’t earn a FedEx Cup Playoff place and who now require points to qualify for limited-field events in 2024.
The total prize money payout in California this week is $8.4 million – the same total as the Cadence Bank Houston Open and the Honda Classic.
Thomas and Homa will be looking to find some form in the last PGA Tour event before the Ryder Cup at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Italy.
Homa is the defending champion and is looking to win the Fortinet Championship for the third time in a row. He capitalised on a 72nd-hole catastrophe by Danny Willett last year to win his fifth PGA Tour title.
Take a look below at the prize money breakdown at the 2023 Fortinet Championship:
Prize money Fortinet Championship
1: $1,512,000
2: $915,600
3: $579,600
4: $411,600
5: $344,400
6: $304,500
7: $283,500
8: $262,500
9: $245,700
10: $228,900
11: $212,100
12: $195,300
13: $178,500
14: $161,700
15: $153,300
16: $144,900
17: $136,500
18: $128,100
19: $119,700
20: $111,300
21: $102,900
22: $94,500
23: $87,780
24: $81,060
25: $74,340
26: $67,620
27: $65,100
28: $62,580
29: $60,060
30: $57,540
31: $55,020
32: $52,500
33: $49,980
34: $47,880
35: $45,780
36: $43,680
37: $41,580
38: $39,900
39: $38,220
40: $36,540
41: $34,860
42: $33,180
43: $31,500
44: $29,820
45: $28,140
46: $26,460
47: $24,780
48: $23,436
49: $22,260
50: $21,588
51: $21,084
52: $20,580
53: $20,244
54: $19,908
55: $19,740
56: $19,572
57: $19,404
58: $19,236
59: $19,068
60: $18,900
61: $18,732
62: $18,564
63: $18,396
64: $18,228
65: $18,060
66: $17,892
67: $17,724
68: $17,556
69: $17,388
70: $17,220
71: $17,052
72: $16,884
73: $16,716
74: $16,548
75: $16,380
76: $16,212
77: $16,044
78: $15,876
79: $15,708
80: $15,540
81: $15,372
82: $15,204
83: $15,036
84: $14,868
85: $14,700
86: $14,532
87: $14,364
88: $14,196
89: $14,028
90: $13,860
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