How much did 2023 Genesis Invitational champion Jon Rahm win? Prize money explored
The 2023 Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club concluded on Sunday with Jon Rahm lifting the trophy. The Spaniard took a two-stroke victory over Max Homa to register his third win of the year on the PGA Tour.
Rahm continued his stellar form in the designated event. The 28-year-old Spaniard finished at 17 under to take home the winner’s share from the $20 million prize purse. The golfer bagged the top prize of $3.6 million for his third win of the season. With the Genesis Invitational win, the star golfer became one of the highest-earning players on the circuit as well.
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While Rahm won the maximum prize, runner-up Max Homa settled for a solid consolation prize of $2.18 million. One of the rising stars on the Tour, the 32-year-old was highly emotional after the event. Meanwhile, third-place Patrick Cantlay won $1,380,000. Forth placed Will Zalatoris took $980,000 and fifth-placed Keith Mitchell took $820,000, respectively.
J.B. Holmes and Emiliano Grillo, who finished T67 on the Genesis Invitational field, bagged $42,000 each. Tiger Woods, who settled for a T45 finish at the event, got $59,560 for his efforts.
2023 Genesis Invitational prize money explored
Here is the complete 2023 Genesis Invitational prize money payout:
- WIN: Jon Rahm - $3,600,000
- 2: Max Homa - $2,180,000
- 3: Patrick Cantlay - $1,380,000
- 4: Will Zalatoris - $980,000
- 5: Keith Mitchell - $820,000
- T6: Sahith Theegala - $700,000
- T6: Collin Morikawa - $700,000
- 8: Matt Kuchar - $625,000
- T9: Jason Day - $545,000
- T9: Gary Woodland - $545,000
- T9: Adam Svensson - $545,000
- T12: Harris English - $445,000
- T12: Scottie Scheffler - $445,000
- T14: Shane Lowry - $355,000
- T14: Seamus Power - $355,000
- T14: Tom Hoge - $355,000
- T14: Denny McCarthy - $355,000
- T18: Danny Willett - $295,000
- T18: Lee Hodges - $295,000
- T20: Sam Ryder - $197,667
- T20: Viktor Hovland - $197,667
- T20: Justin Thomas - $197,667
- T20: Tony Finau - $197,667
- T20: Cameron Young - $197,667
- T20: Tommy Fleetwood - $197,667
- T20: Nate Lashley - $197,667
- T20: Peter Malnati - $197,667
- T20: Rickie Fowler - $197,667
- T29: Kramer Hickok - $134,000
- T29: Rory McIlroy - $134,000
- T29: Aaron Rai - $134,000
- T29: Luke List - $134,000
- T33: Tyler Duncan - $104,429
- T33: Thomas Detry - $104,429
- T33: Wyndham Clark - $104,429
- T33: Nick Taylor - $104,429
- T33: S.H. Kim - $104,429
- T33: J.J. Spaun - $104,429
- T33: Xander Schauffele - $104,429
- T40: Tyrrell Hatton - $79,000
- T40: Luke Donald - $79,000
- T40: Stephan Jaeger - $79,000
- T40: Kevin Tway - $79,000
- T40: Justin Suh - $79,000
- T45: Sepp Straka - $59,560
- T45: Adrian Meronk - $59,560
- T45: Tiger Woods - $59,560
- T45: Tom Kim - $59,560
- T45: Michael Thompson - $59,560
- T50: Kevin Streelman - $48,867
- T50: Adam Schenk - $48,867
- T50: Adam Long - $48,867
- T50: Scott Piercy - $48,867
- T50: Mackenzie Hughes - $48,867
- T50: Matthias Schwab - $48,867
- T56: Jhonattan Vegas - $46,400
- T56: Sungjae Im - $46,400
- T58: Lucas Herbert - $45,400
- T58: Ben Taylor - $45,400
- T58: Christiaan Bezuidenhout - $45,400
- 61: Corey Conners - $44,600
- T62: Doug Ghim - $43,800
- T62: Trey Mullinax - $43,800
- T62: David Lipsky - $43,800
- 65: Adam Scott - $43,000
- 66: Adam Hadwin - $42,600
- T67: J.B. Holmes - $42,000
- T67: Emiliano Grillo - $42,000
Following the success of the 2023 Genesis Invitational, the PGA Tour will now head to the PGA National Members Club in Florida for the Honda Classic.