2025 Open Championship purse, payout: See prize money for winner
The Open Championship prize purse for 2025 will be the same as the 2024's, a total of $17 million. The winner will claim a significant portion of the total, $3.1 million, while the runner-up will claim $ 1.7 million and the third place finisher will take home $1.1 million.
Let's delve into the prize money distribution, shedding light on the substantial rewards that await the top finishers at the 2025 Open Championship.
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What is the total purse for the 2025 Open Championship?
The total purse for the 2025 Open Championship is $17 million. The first-place winner will take home $3.1 million of the prize purse.
2025 British Open: Purse breakdown for last major of the year
Money amounts don't include ties. All figures according to the PGA Tour, where you can find the full list:
First place: $3,100,000 million
Second place: $1,759,000 million
Third place: $1,128,000 million
Fourth place: $876,000
Fifth place: $705,000
Sixth place: $611,000
Seventh place: $525,000
Eighth place: $442,500
Ninth place: $388,000
Tenth place: $350,600
11th place: $319,200
12th place: $282,800
13th place: $266,000
14th place: $249,000
15th place: $231,000
16th place: $212,700
17th place: $202,400
18th place: $193,000
19th place: $184,900
20th place: $176,200
21st place: $168,000
22nd place: $159,600
23rd place: $151,000
24th place: $142,600
25th place: $137,800
26th place: $131,800
27th place: $127,000
28th place: $122,600
29th place: $117,300
30th place: $111,200
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: 2025 British Open purse, payout: 2025 prize money for major
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