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The PGA Tour Champions is set for 2023 and record money will be awarded.

On Tuesday, the tour released its full schedule and a record $66 million will be up for grabs in purse money across 28 events. That’s up $4 million from 2022.

The tour will make three stops overseas, including the second event of the year, the Trophy Hassan II, which will be played in Morocco.

The one new tournament on next year’s schedule, the Galleri Classic, will be played at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, California. That venue notably held the LPGA’s first major of the year, the Chevron Championship, however, next year, the event will move to Houston. It’s the first time the PGA Tour Champions will play at Mission Hills since 1993.

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Steve Stricker wins Charles Schwab Cup; banks over $4 million with incredible 2023 season

Steve Stricker dominated the PGA Tour Champions circuit in 2023, clinching the season-long Charles Schwab Cup with two events to go.

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He did it with ease.

For the first time in his career, Steve Stricker will win the Charles Schwab Cup, the season-long award on the PGA Tour Champions , similar to the FedEx Cup on the PGA Tour .

The Wisconsinite unbelievably locked up the title with two weeks to go, thanks to his nearly 2 million point lead over Steven Alker in the Charles Schwab Cup standings. With only 1,756,000 points up for grabs over the final two events, Stricker will take the week off and rest up for the Charles Schwab Cup Championship in Phoenix, scheduled for Nov. 9-12.

Stricker, who captained the victorious 2021 U.S. Ryder Cup team, won six events on the PGA Tour Champions throughout 2023, earning close to $4 million in winnings already—a record on the circuit for players 50 and older.

By taking home the Charles Schwab Cup, he will receive another $440,000.

“This has been a goal of mine,” Stricker said recently of the Charles Schwab Cup, per Golf Digest. “I’ve wanted to win this, and I’ve put every effort into trying to play well.”

Not only did Stricker win six events, but of the 16 tournaments he played this season on the PGA Tour Champions, he finished outside the top-10 just once. That came at the Constellation Furyk & Friends—Stricker’s most recent appearance—where he tied for 15th.

Stricker also won three major championships in 2023, something he unfortunately did not accomplish during his 28 seasons on the PGA Tour.

He won the Regions Tradition in Alabama in May, carding a 7-under 65 during the final round to win the tournament by seven strokes over Ernie Els.

Then, two weeks later, Stricker defeated Padraig Harrington in a thrilling playoff to capture the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship at Ranch Fields East in Frisco, Texas.

His subsequent victory came in his home state, the American Family Insurance Championship. Then he won the Kaulig Companies Championship at Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio, in July—another senior major.

Tiger Woods , Stricker’s close friend, famously won at Firestone a record eight times. But Stricker’s three-shot win this year at Firestone marked his second victory on the Northeast Ohio layout. It was also his seventh senior major title.

He won the Bridgestone Senior Players Championship—now the Kalug Companies Championship for sponsorship reasons—once before, in 2021.

Jack Milko is a golf staff writer for SB Nation’s Playing Through. You can follow him on Twitter @jack_milko for more golf coverage. Be sure to check out @_PlayingThrough too.

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Here’s the prize money payout for each golfer at the 2024 Wells Fargo Championship

Well that looked easy. Rory McIlroy and Xander Schauffele had separated themselves from the field at the Wells Fargo Championship and made the turn for the final nine holes tied Sunday at Quail Hollow. Two hours later McIlroy had won by five shots to capture his 26th PGA Tour victory.

Next up: the PGA Championship at Valhalla in Louisville, the place where McIlroy won his last major championship, 10 years ago.

But here on Sunday in North Carolina, McIlroy shot a final-round 65—which included two eagles, five birdies and a double bogey on the final hole—to end at 17-under-par total. He collected the $3.6 million first-place prize from the $20 million purse in the PGA Tour's signature event.

Schauffele takes home $2.16 million but ended with yet another second-place finish after shooting a final-round 71. A five-hole stretch where he made three bogeys on the back was his undoing.

Here is the purse breakdown for each player this week.

WIN: Rory McIlroy, -17/267, $3.6 million

2: Xander Schauffele, -12/272, $2.16 million

3: Byeong Hun An, -9/275, $1.36 million

T-4: Jason Day, -6/278, $880,000

T-4: Sungjae Im, -6/278, $880,000

T-6: Mackenzie Hughes, -5/279, $695,000

T-6: Danny McCarthy, -5/279, $695,000

T-8: Max Homa, -4/280, $601,000

T-8: Sepp Straka, -4/280, $601,000

T-10: Russell Henley, -3/281, $501,000

T-10: Grayson Murray, -3/281, $501,000

T-10: Taylor Pendrith, -3/281, $501,000

T-13: Corey Conners, -2/282, $387,666.67

T-13: Tommy Fleetwood, -2/282, $387,666.67

T-13: Sam Burns, -2/282, $387,666.67

T-16: Lucas Glover, -1/283, $301,000

T-16 : Si Woo Kim, -1/283, $301,000

T-16 : Seamus Power, -1/283, $301,000

T-16 : Christiaan Bezuidenhout, -1/283, $301,000

T-16 : Collin Morikawa, -1/283, $301,000

T-21: Justin Thomas, E/284, $224,666.67

T-21: Keegan Bradley, E/284, $224,666.67

T-21: Stephan Jaeger, E/284, $224,666.67

T-24: Viktor Hovland, +1/285, $166,500

T-24 : Webb Simpson, +1/285, $ 166,500

T-24 : Nick Dunlap, +1/285, $ 166,500

T-24 : Alex Noren, +1/285, $ 166,500

T-24 : Lee Hodges, +1/285, $ 166,500

T-29: Patrick Cantlay, +2/286, $130,500

T-29 : Jordan Spieth, +2/286, $130,500

T-29 : Adam Scott, +2/286, $130,500

T-29 : Patrick Rodgers, +2/286, $130,500

T-29 : Andrew Putnam, +2/286, $130,500

T-34: Matt Kuchar, +3/287, $106,000

T-34: Harris English, +3/287, $106,000

T-34: Kurt Kitayama, +3/287, $106,000

T-34: Cameron Young, +3/287, $106,000

T-38: Gary Woodland, +4/288, $88,500

T-38: Tom Hoge, +4/288, $88,500

T-38: Taylor Moore, +4/288, $88,500

T-38: Cam Davis, +4/288, $88,500

42: Akshay Bhatia, +5/289, $78,500

T-43: Chris Kirk, +6/290, $68,500

T-43 : Rickie Fowler, +6/290, $ 68,500

T-43 : Kevin Tway, +6/290, $ 68,500

T-43 : Nick Taylor, +6/290, $ 68,500

T-47: Brian Harman, +7/291, $53,420

T-47 : Shane Lowry, +7/291, $ 53,420

T-47 : Wyndham Clark, +7/291, $ 53,420

T-47 : Tom Kim, +7/291, $ 53,420

T-47 : Adam Svensson, +7/291, $ 53,420

T-52: Matt Fitzpatrick, +8/292, $47,000

T-52 : Justin Rose, +8/292, $ 47,000

T-52 : Adam Hadwin, +8/292, $47,000

T-52 : Sahith Theegala, +8/292, $ 47,000

T-52 : Billy Horschel, +8/292, $ 47,000

T-52 : Tony Finau, +8/292, $ 47,000

T-58: Jake Knapp, +9/293, $45,200

T-58: Ben Kohles, +9/293, $45,200

T-60: J.T. Poston, +10/294, $44,200

T-60 : Brendon Todd, +10/294, $44,200

T-60 : Will Zalatoris, +10/294, $44,200

63: Austin Eckroat, +11/295, $43,400

T-64: Emiliano Grillo, +12/296, $42,800

T-64: Adam Schenk, +12/296, $42,800

66: Peter Malnati, +14/298, $42,200

67: Matthieu Pavon, +17/301, $41,800

68: Eric Cole, +18/302, $41,400

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PGA Championship prize money: The PGA of America has announced the total prize purse for the 2024 edition of the major at Valhalla Golf Club.

The PGA of America has announced record prize money for the 2024 PGA Championship . 

Competitors in the field at Valhalla Golf Club are playing for a share of $18,500,000 . 

That represents a $1,000,000 increase from last year's edition at Oak Hill where Brooks Koepka claimed his fifth major title.  

In 2024, the winner will walk away with the top prize of $3,330,000. 

GolfMagic has listed all of the payout information below. 

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PGA Championship 2024 prize money:

1. $3,330,000

2. $1,998,000

3. $1,248,000

4. $888,000

5. $740,000

6. $660,580

7. $618,330

8. $577,790

9. $539,030

10. $502,040

11. $466,810

12. $433,340

13. $401,630

14. $371,690

15. $343,500

16. $317,080

17. $292,420

18. $269,520

19. $248,380

20. $229,000

21. $211,390

22. $195,530

23. $181,440

24. $169,990

25. $158,980

26. $148,410

27. $138,280

28. $128,590

29. $119,340

30. $110,540

31. $103,490

32. $97,330

33. $92,040

34. $87,640

35. $84,110

36. $80,770

37. $77,510

38. $74,240

39. $71,250

40. $68,260

41. $65,350

42. $62,530

43. $59,800

44. $57,160

45. $54,610

46. $52,140

47. $49,760

48. $47,470

49. $45,270

50. $43,160

51. $41,130

52. $39,190

53. $35,580

54. $35,580

55. $33,910

56. $32,320

57. $30,830

58. $29,590

59. $28,540

60. $27,660

61. $26,950

62. $26,440

63. $26,000

64. $25,590

65. $25,190

66. $24,800

67. $24,430

68. $24,060

69. $23,690

70. $23,340

71. $23,060

72. $22,830

73. $22,650

74. $22,470

75. $22,350

76. $22,230

77. $22,140

78. $22,100

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Rich Beem explains the PGA champions’ gift-giving tradition and other details from the champions dinner

Twenty-two years ago, Rich Beem notched the biggest win of his career, and his lone major, the 2002 PGA Championship .

One of the best perks of winning the PGA is the lifetime exemption the champions can enjoy, and in the 21 years since Beem’s victory, he’s only missed two editions of the tournament.

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Now 53 years old, Beem told Subpar hosts Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz that he wasn’t planning on playing this year, but his family convinced him to tee it up, with a promise that they would tag along to support him.

On this week’s episode of Subpar, recorded in Bardstown Bourbon Company’s tasting room in downtown Louisville’s Whiskey Row, Beem shared his take on a lot of the game’s latest news, but he also shared an insider’s account of what it’s like to attend the annual PGA Champions Dinner.

The dinner’s format has changed over the years, Beem said. What used to be a grand affair that included a multitude of people has since been pared down to the PGA champions themselves and select representatives from the PGA of America.

When Beem hosted his dinner, the men were in one wing with the wives in another. While the men’s side was relatively buttoned-up, “The wives were gettin’ after it and having a blast,” Beem said. They were even treated to an impromptu speech by Paul Azinger.

These days, Beem says the dress code is more casual — no tie required.

“It’s a little more subdued,” he said.

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Unlike the Masters Champions Dinner , the previous year’s victor is not on the hook to pick up the tab , though they do select the menu. There is also a gift-giving tradition for the champs, for which the winners receive a stipend.

Beem said he opted for ostrich-skin boots with the PGA of America logo on them. Former champ Vijay Singh gave fishing equipment, Shaun Micheel gave a guitar, and Justin Thomas went with a “really nice” bottle of bourbon.

And last year? Beem couldn’t tell you. Even though he didn’t tee it up at Oak Hill, he did attend the PGA Champions Dinner. But he admitted that the night got away from him.

“I wasn’t playing, so I thought, I’m just gonna go in there and enjoy myself. And the wine they kept bringing out was just getting lovelier and lovelier,” Beem said. “And by the time they were telling us what you got as a gift, I was just — as they say in the U.K. — I was away with the fairies.”

For more from Beem, including his thoughts on John Daly, Tiger Woods and Scottie Scheffler, check out the full episode of Subpar below.

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2024 PGA Championship prize money, purse: Payouts from record $18.5 million pool at Valhalla Golf Club

This year's purse represents the largest in pga championship history.

The Wanamaker Trophy and a substantial winner's check will be awarded Sunday at Valhalla Golf Club to the winner of the 2024 PGA Championship. Raising the purse for the PGA Championship by $1 million from a year ago, the PGA of America will shell out the largest prize pool in the history of its championship with a total purse of $18.5 million.

A hefty $3.3 million prize will be awarded to the ultimate winner in Louisville with seven figures also being paid out to those golfers who finish on the podium but fall short. Every player inside the top 10 by the end of the championship will take home at least $500,000 with everyone inside the top 31 cashing a check north of $100,000.

The payouts fall slightly short of that from the 2024 Masters and the signature events on the PGA Tour -- both of which held purses of $20 million. Scottie Scheffler won $3.6 million for capturing his second green jacket, and that didn't even represent his largest payday of the season as he claimed $4 million at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and $4.5 million at the Players Championship.

Not only will those who made the weekend come away from their time in Kentucky with a little green to show for it, but so will those who missed the cut. All players who carded a 36-hole total will receive $4,000 for their troubles.

2024 PGA Championship prize money, purse

Total purse: $18.5 million

1st (Winner): $3,300,000 2nd: $1,998,000 3rd: $1,258,000 4th: $888,000 5th: $740,000 6th: $660,580 7th: $618,300 8th: $577,790 9th: $539,030 10th: $502,040 11th: $466,810 12th: $433,340 13th: $401,630 14th: $371,690 15th: $343,500 16th: $317,080 17th: $292,420 18th: $269,520 19th: $248,380 20th: $229,000 21st: $211,390 22nd: $195,530 23rd: $181,440 24th: $169,990 25th: $158,980 26th: $148,410 27th: $138,280 28th: $128,590 29th: $119,340 30th: $110,540 31st: $103,490 32nd: $97,330 33rd: $92,040 34th: $87,640 35th: $84,110 36th: $80,770 37th: $77,510 38th: $74,340 39th: $71,250 40th: $68,260 41st: $65,350 42nd: $62,530 43rd: $59,800 44th: $57,160 45th: $54,610 46th: $52,140 47th: $49,760 48th: $47,470 49th: $45,270 50th: $43,160 51st: $41,130 52nd: $39,190 53rd: $37,340 54th: $35,580 55th: $33,910 56th: $32,320 57th: $30,830 58th: $29,590 59th: $28,540 60th: $27,660 61st: $26,950 62nd: $26,440 63rd: $26,000 64th: $25,590 65th: $25,190 66th: $24,800 67th: $24,430 68th: $24,060 69th: $23,690 70th: $23,340 71st: $23,060 72nd: $22,830 73rd: $22,650 74th: $22,470 75th: $22,350 76th: $22,230 77th: $22,140 78th: $22,100

Players missing the cut and turning in a 36-hole score will be paid $4,000 each. Any player making the cut, but failing to submit a 72-hole score, will also be paid $4,000.

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2024 Wells Fargo Championship final results: Prize money payout, PGA Tour leaderboard and how much each golfer won

The 2024 Wells Fargo Championship final leaderboard is headed by winner Rory McIlroy , who earns his fourth PGA Tour title in this event with a win at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, N.C.

The Ulsterman earned his second PGA Tour win on the season on the back of a final round of 6-under 65, including a double-bogey at the last hole, to win by five shots on 17-under 267.

Xander Schauffele finished a distant second after having early control of the final round and throughout much of the tournament.

Ben An finished in solo third place, three shots back of Schauffele.

McIlroy won the $3,600,000 winner's share of the $20,000,000 purse.

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McIlroy earned 65 Official World Golf Ranking points with the win in the 72-hole stroke-play championship, which helps his place in the world ranking.

McIlroy earned 700 FedEx Cup points, with the PGA Tour points offered at the Signature level for this event.

A total of 68 (of 69) players finished the tournament after a 36-hole cut was not made in this event.

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Expert picks, predictions and odds for the 2024 PGA Championship

The PGA Championship is set to begin this week, with 156 golfers readying up for the four days of the second golf major of the year .

After April's Masters tournament, American golfer Scottie Scheffler further cemented himself as the best player in the world right now. He battled difficult wind over four days in Augusta to win the major by four strokes and secured himself a second green jacket in three years in the process.

Unsurprisingly, the recent performance and top spot in the Official World Golf Ranking has put Scheffler in the driver's seat to win a second straight major according to latest odds . However, Northern Irish golfer Rory McIlroy is not far behind after winning the Wells Fargo Championship last weekend.

Here's what golf experts from around the web are predicting for the 2024 PGA Championship just ahead of the start of the tournament.

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Louisville Courier-Journal : Scottie Scheffler is the top pick

Alexis Cubit writes: "Given Scheffler’s hot streak, he’s the favorite to win the PGA Championship. He is ranked No. 1 in the world and leads PGA players in scoring average (68.743), birdie average (5.38), average total strokes gained (2.851), average strokes gained approaching the green (1.398) and greens in regulation percentage (74.76%)."

Golfweek : Rory McIlroy at top of picks to win

Riley Hamel writes: "Since the Players, he’s 25th in SG (shots gained): Putting. He was third in SG: Approach at the Valero Texas Open and fourth at the Wells Fargo. And, of course, the driver is clicking (he gained over six shots on the field at Quail Hollow off the tee)."

Golf Digest : Staff writer likes Xander Schauffele

Christopher Powers writes: "Xander Schauffele is going to win a major in his career, and now would seem like the perfect time given how well he is striking the golf ball."

FOX Sports : Cameron Smith has an outside shot

Chris Fallica writes: "I'll preface any outright by saying you don't need me to tell you it will take a monster effort to beat Scottie Scheffler and throw in Rory McIlroy if you wish. But Smith is a major champion who should be able to find his way onto the smaller bent greens and make some birdies."

CBS Sports : Golf writer sticking with Scheffler

Kyle Porter writes: "I'm just going to keep picking Scottie until he loses, which he hasn't done much over the last few months. Since March 1, Scheffler has lost to one golfer: Stephan Jaegar at the Houston Open. That's it. It probably hurts him a little bit that this is less of a strategy golf course and more of an execution golf course, but he's been firing on all cylinders in both of those areas for a long time now."

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2024 PGA Championship betting odds

Odds are courtesy of BetMGM as of Wednesday.

• Scottie Scheffler (+450)
• Rory McIlroy (+750)
• Brooks Koepka (+1400)
• Xander Schauffele (+1400)
• Ludvig Åberg (+1800)
• Jon Rahm (+1800)
• Bryson DeChambeau (+2500)
• Collin Morikawa (+2800)
• Joaquín Niemann (+3300)
• Max Homa (+3300)
• Cameron Smith (+4000)
• Cameron Young (+4000)
• Justin Thomas (+4000)
• Patrick Cantlay (+4000)
• Tommy Fleetwood (+4000)
• Viktor Hovland (+4000)
• Wyndham Clark (+4000)
• Tyrrell Hatton (+5000)
• Hideki Matsuyama (+5500)
• Jason Day (+5500)

When is the 2024 PGA Championship?

• Dates: May 16-19, 2024
• Time: Coverage begins 7 a.m. ET Thursday and Friday, 8 a.m. Saturday and Sunday
• Location: Valhalla Golf Club, Louisville, Kentucky
• Cable TV: ESPN (Thursday, Friday, early Saturday, early Sunday); CBS (Saturday afternoon, Sunday afternoon)
• Streaming: ESPN+ ; YouTube TV; Paramount+; fuboTV

HOW TO WATCH: Watch all four days of the PGA Championship with a fuboTV subscription

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