How much did Viktor Hovland win at the 2023 Memorial Tournament? PGA Tour event’s prize money payouts explored
Viktor Hovland won the 2023 Memorial Tournament on Sunday. The 25-year-old Norwegian golfer lifted the trophy at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio, after beating Denny McCarthy in a one-hole playoff.
Hovland shot a final-round 2-under 70 to claim the title at 7 under. This is the fourth PGA Tour victory of his career. With the win, the golfer bagged the top prize of $3.6 million from the $20 million designated event purse. Apart from the hefty paycheck, the golfer also bagged some valuable OWGR points and tour exemptions.
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While the champion took the major share of the Memorial Tournament prize purse, runner-up McCarthy settled for a $2.18 million paycheck.
Memorial Tournament 2023 prize money
Event favorite and World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler shot the low round of the day, a 5-under 67, to finish third on the Memorial Tournament leaderboard. The golfer bagged $1,380,000 for his efforts. Si Woo Kim earned $980,000 for finishing fourth, while Jordan Spieth and Andrew Putnam bagged $772,500 each, for finishing T5.
World No. 3 golfer Rory McIlroy finished T7 and took $650,000 for his efforts. Jon Rahm had a forgettable T16 finish. The Masters winner returned home with $275,500. Interestingly, Tom Hoge finished last on the 65-man leaderboard. He took a $43,000 paycheck for his efforts.
Here is the complete prize money breakdown for the Memorial Tournament 2023:
- WIN: Viktor Hovland - $3,600,000
- 2: Denny McCarthy - $2,180,000
- 3: Scottie Scheffler - $1,380,000
- 4: Si Woo Kim - $980,000
- T5: Jordan Spieth - $772,500
- T5: Andrew Putnam - $772,500
- T7: Adam Schenk - $650,000
- T7: Rory McIlroy - $650,000
- T9: Rickie Fowler - $545,000
- T9: Adam Scott - $545,000
- T9: Matt Fitzpatrick - $545,000
- T12: Wyndham Clark - $410,000
- T12: Lee Hodges - $410,000
- T12: Tyrrell Hatton - $410,000
- T12: David Lipsky - $410,000
- T16: Luke List - $275,500
- T16: Shane Lowry - $275,500
- T16: Russell Henley - $275,500
- T16: Hideki Matsuyama - $275,500
- T16: Joseph Bramlett - $275,500
- T16: Sepp Straka - $275,500
- T16: Jon Rahm - $275,500
- T16: Sam Burns - $275,500
- T24: Xander Schauffele - $163,000
- T24: Eric Cole - $163,000
- T24: Gary Woodland - $163,000
- T24: Byeong Hun An - $163,000
- T24: Beau Hossler - $163,000
- T24: Stephan Jaeger - $163,000
- T30: J.J. Spaun - $117,250
- T30: Garrick Higgo - $117,250
- T30: Ryan Fox - $117,250
- T30: Austin Eckroat - $117,250
- T30: Keegan Bradley - $117,250
- T30: Patrick Cantlay - $117,250
- T30: Patrick Rodgers - $117,250
- T30: Mark Hubbard - $117,250
- T38: J.T. Poston - $91,000
- T38: Luke Donald - $91,000
- T38: Christiaan Bezuidenhout - $91,000
- T41: Justin Suh - $71,000
- T41: Sungjae Im - $71,000
- T41: Brandt Snedeker - $71,000
- T41: Taylor Montgomery - $71,000
- T41: Sam Stevens - $71,000
- T41: S.H. Kim - $71,000
- T41: Seamus Power - $71,000
- T48: Matt Wallace - $52,600
- T48: Thomas Detry - $52,600
- T48: Emiliano Grillo - $52,600
- T48: Keith Mitchell - $52,600
- T52: Alex Noren - $48,600
- T52: Harris English - $48,600
- T54: Davis Riley - $47,200
- T54: Danny Willett - $47,200
- T56: Davis Thompson - $46,400
- T56: Sam Ryder - $46,400
- T58: Sahith Theegala - $45,600
- T58: Chez Reavie - $45,600
- T60: Stewart Cink - $44,800
- T60: Taylor Pendrith - $44,800
- 62: Matt Kuchar - $44,200
- 63: Sam Bennett - $43,800
- 64: Lanto Griffin - $43,400
- 65: Tom Hoge - $43,000
After a successful Memorial Tournament outing, the PGA Tour now heads to Canada for the RBC Canadian Open, starting June 8.