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2023 Mexico Open Championship: Prize Money Breakdown and Winner’s Payout

Published 04/26/2023, 11:30 AM EDT

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The PGA Tour moves to Mexico for the first time this season at the historic Vidanta Vallarta Golf Course for the Mexico Open. While several star names will be missing from action after preceding prominent events, the man of the moment, World No. 1 Jon Rahm, will be in action. Will the Mexico Open be another victorious stop for the Spaniard, or are we going to witness a surprise on the other side of the Rio Grande?

Can Jon Rahm emulate his 2022 victory at the Mexico Open?

After a fortnight of intense golf, including a win at the Masters Tournament, a dedicated Rahm finally decided to take a week off from his schedule. But that break lasted merely a week, with the Spaniard returning to the field at the Mexico Open.

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But one wonders – why would Rahm rush into playing, despite the event falling outside of the ‘elevated’ events category? As history suggests, the 28-year-old has a great record at the tournament. With a score of seventeen under-par, Rahm emerged victorious in the last edition of the Mexico Open.

The Spaniard has been in top form this year, racking up victories on the go. His latest triumph, the Masters Tournament, has left everyone in awe, with fans prophesying 2023 to be his year.

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But the glamor of the event is portrayed through the beauty of the course. Also known as the ‘Nuevo Vallarta’, this golf course houses stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and the Sierra Madre Mountains. It was also awarded the Renovation of the Year by Golf Inc. magazine in 2022. If records fascinate you, the course maintains the longest golf cart suspension bridge in the world.

Prize money breakdown and winner’s benefits at the 2023 Mexico Open

With the introduction of ‘elevated’ events, prize money and purses have been on the rise. While the Mexico Open doesn’t benefit from that, it holds a reasonable total purse of $7.7 million.

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Furthermore, the winner’s share of the standard 18 percent totals down to $3.6 million. While 144 players will participate in the tournament, a cut after 36 holes will guarantee weekend spots for the top 65 players and ties.

Here’s the prize money breakdown of the 2023 Mexico Open:

POSITIONMONEY
1$1,386,000
2$839,300
3$531,300
4$377,300
5$315,700
6$279,125
7$259,875
8$240,625
9$225,225
10$209,825
11$194,425
12$179,025
13$163,625
14$148,225
15$140,525
16$132,825
17$125,125
18$117,425
19$109,725
20$102,025
21$94,325
22$86,625
23$80,465
24$74,305
25$68,145
26$61,985
27$59,675
28$57,365
29$55,055
30$52,745
31$50,435
32$48,125
33$45,815
34$43,890
35$41,965
36$40,040
37$38,115
38$36,575
39$35,035
40$33,495
41$31,955
42$30,415
43$28,875
44$27,335
45$25,795
46$24,255
47$22,715
48$21,483
49$20,405
50$19,789
51$19,327
52$18,865
53$18,557
54$18,249
55$18,095
56$17,941
57$17,787
58$17,633
59$17,479
60$17,325
61$17,171
62$17,017
63$16,863
64$16,709
65$16,555

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