Payout by player, finishing position

The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is one of the most beautiful golf tournaments on the PGA Tour but how much is the purse and the payouts for players?

Because of the amateurs that join PGA Tour pros throughout the week at Pebble Beach Golf Links, the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am doesn’t always draw the best field of players. With that said, there are still some of the top players in golf out there and, more importantly, those players who perform well are going to get paid.

The total purse for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is $8.7 million. Of that, an impressive $1.566 million goes to the winner of the tournament.

So how does the rest of the purse work in terms of the player payouts throughout the rest of the field that makes the cut (after 54 holes with three courses used over the first four rounds)? Let’s take a look with a list. (Note: This list will be updated with player-by-player payouts after the conclusion of the tournament.

AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am payouts by finishing position

1. $1.566 million
2. $948,300
3. $600,300
4. $426,300
5. $356,700
6. $315,375
7. $293,625
8. $271,875
9. $254,475
10. $237,075
11. $219,675
12. $202,275
13. $184,875
14. $167,475
15. $158,775
16. $150,075
17. $141,375
18. $132,675
19. $123,975
20. $115,275
21. $106,575
22. $97,875
23. $90,915
24. $83,955
25. $76,995
26. $70,035
27. $67,425
28. $64,815
29. $62,205
30. $59,595
31. $56,985
32. $54,375
33. $51,765
34. $49,590
35. $47,415
36. $45,240
37. $43,065
38. $41,325
39. $39,585
40. $37,845
41. $36,105
42. $34,365
43. $32,625
44. $30,885
45. $29,145
46. $27,405
47. $25,665
48. $24,273
49. $23,055
50. $22,359
51. $21,837
52. $21,315
53. $20,967
54. $20,619
55. $20,445
56. $20,271
57. $20,097
58. $19,923
59. $19,749
60. $19,575
61. $19,401
62. $19,227
63. $19,053
64. $18,879
65. $18,705

With every player who finishes inside the top 20 making six figures, the money is out there to be made at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

When you then factor in the full FedEx Cup points that are available in addition to the history and scenery of Pebble Beach, it really is a wonder as to why more players don’t come to this tournament. Those who cashed out this week, of course, won’t be complaining about that, though.