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Prize money payments to each PGA Tour player for the 2026 Puerto Rico Open

March 8, 2026 4 Min Read
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The 2026 Puerto Rico Open is the first of four opposite-field events on the PGA Tour. The $4 million prize pool matches the $20 million Arnold Palmer Invitational prize that goes to the winner.

But for the up-and-coming players at the Grand Reserve Club in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, winning one tour event is a big prize. And yes, the $720,000 first place check is nothing to sneeze at, and that amount will go to first-time winner Ricky Castillo.

The 2026 Puerto Rico Open pin flag at Grand Reserve Golf Club in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico.

2026 Puerto Rico Open prize money payout

position

golfer

Score

revenue

1

Ricky Castillo

-17

$720,000

2

Chandler Blanchett

-16

$436,000

3

blade brown

-14

$276,000

4

davis thompson

-13

$196,000

T5

Luke Clanton

-12

$148,000

T5

paul peterson

-12

$148,000

T5

Matthias Schmidt

-12

$148,000

Q8

Christian Bezuidenhout

-11

$97,500

Q8

zach blair

-11

$97,500

Q8

John Parry

-11

$97,500

Q8

jeremy paul

-11

$97,500

Q8

gordon sargent

-11

$97,500

Q8

david skins

-11

$97,500

Q8

Kevin Streelman

-11

$97,500

Q8

Jesper Svensson

-11

$97,500

T16

Rafael Campos

-10

$64,200

T16

david ford

-10

$64,200

T16

Pontus Nyholm

-10

$64,200

T16

ben silverman

-10

$64,200

T16

Kihei Akina (a)

-10

$0

T21

eric burns

-9

$41,960

T21

Zachary Bausch

-9

$41,960

T21

adam hadwin

-9

$41,960

T21

Eugenio Lopez Chacala

-9

$41,960

T21

John Vanderlaan

-9

$41,960

T26

ryan brehm

-8

$26,309

T26

michael brennan

-8

$26,309

T26

Adrian Dumont de Chassard

-8

$26,309

T26

AJ Ewart

-8

$26,309

T26

doug pin

-8

$26,309

T26

Chan Kim

-8

$26,309

T26

peter malnati

-8

$26,309

T26

hayden springer

-8

$26,309

T26

jimmy stanger

-8

$26,309

T26

adam svensson

-8

$26,309

T26

vince whaley

-8

$26,309

T37

fred biondi

-7

$18,200

T37

bo hosler

-7

$18,200

T37

david lipsky

-7

$18,200

T37

Sudarshan Yelamaraju

-7

$18,200

T37

John Daly II(a)

-7

$0

T42

davis chatfield

-6

$13,070

T42

Austin Eckrot

-6

$13,070

T42

mark hubbard

-6

$13,070

T42

SH Kim

-6

$13,070

T42

ben coles

-6

$13,070

T42

Matthew Pavon

-6

$13,070

T42

davis riley

-6

$13,070

T42

Danny Willett

-6

$13,070

T50

frankie capan

-5

$9,709

T50

tyler duncan

-5

$9,709

T50

bryce garnet

-5

$9,709

T50

Christ Lamprecht

-5

$9,709

T50

Miles Russell

-5

$9,709

T50

Isaiah Salinda

-5

$9,709

T50

Dylan Wu

-5

$9,709

T57

Zetchendu

-4

$9,120

T57

Martin Laird

-4

$9,120

T57

Henrik Norlander

-4

$9,120

T57

Robert Streb

-4

$9,120

T61

Hank Lebioda

-3

$8,880

T61

danny walker

-3

$8,880

63

Camilo Villegas

-2

$8,760

64

james hearn

-1

$8,680

65

marcelo roso

E

$8,600

T66

Troy Merritt

2

$8,500

T66

carson young

2

$8,500

68

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen

3

$8,400

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This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Puerto Rico Open 2026 payouts, PGA Tour players’ prize money

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