PGA Championship: Prize money payout and breakdown

In addition to the Wanamaker Trophy, Xander Schauffele, the winner of the PGA Championship, is taking home a tournament record cheque.

The PGA of America announced a slight increase in prize money for this year’s edition of the second men’s major of the year.

There’s a total of $18.5million at stake at Valhalla, up from $17.5million at Oak Hill last year.

On that occasion, Brooks Koepka pocketed a cool $3.15million. Schauffele, however, walks away with $3.33million.

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Indeed, each of the top-three finishers have cleared north of $1million for their week’s work.

At $18.5million, the PGA now offers half a million dollars more than The Masters but is still some way short of the US Open, which put up $20million last year.

The Open, meantime, offered $16.5million at Royal Liverpool last year.

Here’s a full breakdown of who’s going home with what from Valhalla…

PGA Championship: Prize money payout in full

1. Xander Schauffele – $3,330,000

2. Bryson DeChambeau – $1,998,000

3. Viktor Hovland – $1,248,000

T4. Thomas Detry – $814,000

T4. Collin Morikawa – $814,000

T6. Justin Rose – $639,455

T6. Shane Lowry $639,455

T8. Billy Horschel – $521417.50

T8. Scottie Scheffler – $521417.50

T8. Justin Thomas – $521417.50

T8. Robert MacIntyre – $521417.50

T12. Alex Noren – $359,943.33

T12. Rory McIlroy – $359,943.33

T12. Taylor Moore – $359,943.33

T12. Dean Burmester – $359,943.33

T12. Lee Hodges – $359,943.33

T12. Sahith Theegala – $359,943.33

T18. Ryo Hisatsune – $230,764

T18 Keegan Bradley – $230,764

T18. Harris English – $230,764

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T18. Austin Eckroat – $230,764

T18. Tony Finau – $230,764

T23. Maverick McNealy – $170,136.66

T23. Tom Hoge – $170,136.66

T23. Russell Henley – $170,136.66

T26. Tommy Fleetwood – $113,962.20

T26. Brooks Koepka – $113,962.20

T26. Corey Conners – $113,962.20

T26. Brian Harman – $113,962.20

T26. Min Woo Lee – $113,962.20

T26. Kurt Kitayama – $113,962.20

T26. Ben Kohles – $113,962.20

T26. Mark Hubbard – $113,962.20

T26. Tom Kim – $113,962.20

T35. Brice Garnett – $79,158

T35. Doug Ghim – $79,158

T35. Max Homa – $79,158

T35. Hideki Matsuyama – $79,158

T39. Jordan Smith – $66,848

T39. Joaquin Niemann – $66,848

T39. Alexander Bjork – $66,848

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T39. Aaron Rai – $66,848

T43. Dustin Johnson – $48,969

T43. Grayson Murray – $48,969

T43. Byeong Hun An – $48,969

T43. Adam Svensson – $48,969

T43. Lucas Glover – $48,969

T43. Will Zalatoris – $48,969

T43. Jason Day – $48,969

T43. Matt Wallace – $48,969

T43. Jordan Spieth – $48,969

T43. Lucas Herbert – $48,969

T53. Andrew Putnam – $32,336

T53. Erik van Rooyen – $32,336

T53. Patrick Cantlay – $32,336

T53. Jesper Svensson – $32,336

T53. Patrick Reed – $32,336

T53. Thorbjorn Olesen – $32,336

T53. Zac Blair – $32,336

T60. Talor Gooch – $27,017

T60. Adam Hadwin – $27,017

T60. Gary Woodland – $27,017

T63. SH Kim – $25,202

T63. Rickie Fowler – $25,202

T63. Cameron Young – $25,202

T63. Tyrrell Hatton – $25,202

T63. Cameron Smith – $25,202

T68. Sebastian Soderberg – $23,538

T68. Rasmus Hojgaard – $23,538

T68. Luke Donald – $23,538

T68. Nicolai Hojgaard – $23,538

72. Braden Shattuck – $22,830

T73. Alejandro Tosti – $22,560

T73. Martin Kaymer – $22,560

75. Ryan Fox – $22,350

76. Stephan Jaeger – $22,230

77. Jeremy Wells – $22,140

78. Brendon Todd – $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.