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2021 Valspar Championship: Complete Breakdown of the Prize Money From Winner to Last-Place

Published 05/02/2021, 5:35 AM EDT

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The 2021 Valspar Championship has been garnering all the attention on the PGA Tour. The tournament is held at the daunting Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort and is the last event on the tour’s Florida Swing. While the tournament’s prize pool is not comparable to that of other lucrative events, it still offers a decent payout to the champion and other participants. 

The Valspar Championship offers a total prize purse of $6.9 million as per the PGA Tour. It is just short of a seven-million prize pool and it is lesser than what the preceding Zurich Classic of New Orleans or RBC Heritage tournaments awarded. 

However, the total prize pool is still a $200K increase from what the organizers gave in 2019. The tournament has been traditionally increasing the prize money with each passing year, so one can expect the figure to touch seven million by 2022! 

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Champion’s payout at the 2021 Valspar Championship

The champion will indeed win the highest stake from the $6.9M prize purse. To be precise, the winner of the 2021 Valspar Championship will take home $1.242 million, an 18% stake. 

Only the winner will be receiving a seven-figure sum as the rest of the prize money will be broken down with a different formula by the organizers. The runner-up will earn $752,100, and here’s a tabulated version of the payouts for the top-five positions at the 2021 Valspar Championship: 

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PositionPayout
Winner$1,242,000
Runner-up$752,100
Third place$476,100
Fourth place$338,100
Fifth place$282,900

Complete breakdown of the $6.9M prize purse

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  1. $1,242,000 (Winner)
  2. $752,100 (Runner-up)
  3. $476,100
  4. $338,100
  5. $282,900
  6. $250,125
  7. $232,875
  8. $215,625
  9. $201,825
  10. $188,025
  11. $174,225
  12. $160,425
  13. $146,625
  14. $132,825
  15. $125,925
  16. $119,025
  17. $112,125
  18. $105,225
  19. $98,325
  20. $91,425
  21. $84,525
  22. $77,625
  23. $72,105
  24. $66,585
  25. $61,065
  26. $55,545
  27. $53,475
  28. $51,405
  29. $49,335
  30. $47,265
  31. $45,195
  32. $43,125
  33. $41,055
  34. $39,330
  35. $37,605
  36. $35,880
  37. $34,155
  38. $32,775
  39. $31,395
  40. $30,015
  41. $28,635
  42. $27,255
  43. $25,875
  44. $24,495
  45. $23,115
  46. $21,735
  47. $20,355
  48. $19,251
  49. $18,285
  50. $17,733
  51. $17,319
  52. $16,905
  53. $16,629
  54. $16,353
  55. $16,215
  56. $16,077
  57. $15,939
  58. $15,801
  59. $15,663
  60. $15,525
  61. $15,387
  62. $15,249
  63. $15,111
  64. $14,973
  65. $14,835

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