Two players are tied for the first position at the 2025 Insperity Invitational, with Mike Weir from Canada and Retief Goosen from South Africa sharing the top spot. Both golfers have demonstrated exceptional skill, carding even-par scores through 18 holes to reach a remarkable total of -9. The competition is heating up, however, as Y.E. Yang from South Korea trails closely in third place with a total score of -8 after 18 holes, setting the stage for an exciting finish, so its safe to say that it’s anyone’s game at this point.

Well, what at stake apart from the trophy? Quite a lot. For starters, the winner will take home a whopping $450,000, a significant payday for the champion. The runner-up won’t go home empty-handed either, with a prize of $264,000 up for grabs. Third place comes with a hefty reward of $216,000, while fourth and fifth places will pocket $180,000 and $144,000, respectively, making this competition a highly lucrative one for the top performers.

You can check the whole prize money table down below:-

But did you know that the Insperity Invitational has announced the extension of its title sponsorship through 2030? Yes, you read that right, your beloved tournament has solidified its commitment to the Houston-area PGA TOUR Champions stop.

Insperity extends title sponsorship of Insperity Invitational through 2030

The Insperity Invitational is a golf tournament that’s all about giving back. It’s been around for two decades, attracting big names in golf, and has donated over $21 million to local charities since 2004. According to Paul Sarvadi, chairman and CEO of Insperity, it all started with a call from Arnold Palmer. “This all began when I received a phone call from Mr. Arnold Palmer, who encouraged me to take the step and get behind bringing this event to The Woodlands… Bringing golf’s best to The Woodlands each year provides a tremendous economic boost for local businesses, which in turn supports the charitable impact.”

The tournament’s impact on the Houston community has been huge, per the official PGA Tour Website. Bryan Naugle, executive director of the Insperity Invitational, gives credit to Insperity’s leadership for the tournament’s success. “The success of any great event starts with its title partner. With the leadership and commitment of Insperity, this tournament has been able to positively change the lives of the people in our community… We are so privileged to be able to continue this positive impact in our community for five more years.” The Insperity Invitational is set to continue its “Tradition of Excellence” with a new five-year extension. This year’s tournament will feature Champions Tour players competing for a $3 million prize purse. Sarvadi says it’s a great way to honor Palmer’s legacy.

“I can’t think of a better way to honor Mr. Palmer’s life, and all of these other great players that commit to our mission each year, than to ensure the Tradition of Excellence continues.”