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2023 Greater Toledo LPGA Classic: Prize Money Breakdown and Winner’s Payout

Published 07/14/2023, 11:30 AM EDT

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The 2023 Dana Open, which is popularly known as Greater Toledo LPGA Classic is back this week at the Highland Meadows Golf Club in Sylvania, Ohio. This event will be a four-day strong play presented by Marathon. The tournament will be televised by Golf Channel and is a part of the renowned LPGA Tour showcasing the best of female golfers. 

The field is headed by top-ranked proficient players like Rose Zhang, Jin Young Ko, Brooke Henderson, and more. And with the hefty prize money and coveted title at stake, all the LPGA Tour professionals will put in their best to reach the pinnacle and grab the trophy in the end. Let’s find out what’s at stake at the 2023 Dana Open.

Who is playing and the format of the Greater Toledo LPGA Classic

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Last year’s winner Gaby Lopez, who stole the admiration of the audience, is likely to be seen this year defending her title. Along with past champions, there would also be new faces competing against each other on this highly prestigious ground.

As per the power rankings, Allisen Corpuz, the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open champion at Pebble Beach is the top-ranked player to have been selected. Alongside her will be Jin Young Ko, who catered her expertise by being a consistent performer all season.

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Another one to notice on the field is world no. 3, Lydia Ko, who is known for her calculated approach, and it is to see if her methodology gets her the win this year. 

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This 17th event of the 2023 LPGA Tour will have a 72-hole game with a cut to the top 65, and there will be ties after 36 holes. 

The purse and prize money distribution 

This championship has been in place since 1984. As compared to last year, there has been no change in the prize money this year. The event has a purse of $1.75 million, with the winner receiving around $262,500, which doesn’t meet the standard 15% percent payout as per LPGA Tour prize money distribution.

But other than the paycheck, the winner will also have other perks like 500 race to the CME Globe points and other added benefits as well, like a two-year exemption in the LPGA Tour and berths into other big tournaments. 

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Below is the prize money breakdown for the Dana Open 2023, according to report:

PositionPrize Money
1st$262,500
2nd$165,070
3rd$119,746
4th$92,633
5th$74,559
6th$61,003
7th$51,062
8th$44,736
9th$40,217
10th$36,602
11th$33,890
12th$31,630
13th$29,642
14th$27,835
15th$26,208
16th$24,762
17th$23,498
18th$22,413
19th$21,509
20th$20,786
21st$20,064
22nd$19,340
23rd$18,618
24th$17,894
25th$17,262
26th$16,630
27th$15,996
28th$15,363
29th$14,731
30th$14,189
31st$13,646
32nd $13,104
33rd$12,562
34th$12,019
35th$11,568
36th$11,116
37th$10,665
38th$10,212
39th$9,760
40th$9,399
41st$9,038
42nd$8,677
43rd$8,314
44th$7,953
45th$7,682
46th$7,410
47th$7,139
48th$6,868
49th$6,597
50th$6,326
51st$6,146
52nd$5,965
53rd$5,783
54th$5,604
55th$5,422
56th$5,241
57th$5,061
58th$4,880
59th$4,700
60th$4,519
61st$4,429
62nd$4,337
63rd$4,248
64th$4,158
65th$4,066

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Who is your pick to win the Dana Open this year? Let us know in the comments below.

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