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How much prize money does the winner get at the 2023 AT&T Byron Nelson?

The upcoming 30th event of the 2022-2023 PGA Tour regular season is set to feature a highly competitive field of 156 players vying for a $9.5 million purse.

K.H. Lee of South Korea
Christian PetersenAFP

The 2023 AT&T Byron Nelson tournament is set to kick off on Thursday, May 11 at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas. Throughout most of its history, the tournament was the sole PGA Tour stop named in honor of a professional golfer. Currently, it stands as one of only two golf events with this distinction, alongside the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

TPC Craig Ranch is a championship golf course designed by Tom Weiskopf. The course, which was constructed in 2004, boasts a par 72 and spans 7,438 yards. The Zoysia Fairways and Bent Grass greens are lined with trees, offering a parkland layout that crosses Rowlett Creek 11 times.

The AT&T Byron Nelson brings together top TOUR players from around the world all with their eyes on the same prize, with them the Korean back-to-back champion K.H. Lee, who joined the prominent list of former two-time winners that also includes the legends, Bruce Lietzke and Jack Nicklaus.

One of the players gaining attention for the upcoming 2023 AT&T Byron Nelson lineup is Scottie Scheffler, who chose to skip the event at Quail Hollow last week in favor of playing in Texas. Additionally, with Jordan Spieth withdrawing due to a wrist injury, Scheffler, who ranks second, is now the clear favorite. Among others on the favorites list are Tyrrell Hatton, Jason Day, Tom Kim, and Hideki Matsuyama.

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The 2023 AT&T Byron Nelson’s prize money distribution chart, as per the PGA Tour, reveals that the winner will be awarded a staggering $1,710,000, representing 18 percent of the total purse. Apart from the cash prize, the winner will also gain crucial Official World Golf Ranking and FedEx Cup points. Additionally, they will receive a two-year exemption on the PGA Tour.

Only the top 65 players and those who tie with them will be eligible to win prize money because the tournament has a 36-hole cut.

2023 AT&T Byron Nelson complete prize money breakdown

RankingPrize Money
1$1,710,000
2$1,035,500
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