Hiram Moreno
In just one week, the 2022/23 PGA Tour season will kick off its second major, the prestigious PGA Championship 2023. Some of the best golfers in the world will gather to compete for the trophy.
The action starts on Thursday, May 18th and finishes on Sunday, May 21st. The tournament will take place at the Oak Hill Country Club, located in Rochester, New York, and will host the PGA Championship for the fourth time in its history.
In addition to the championship title, participants will be pursuing other goals in this competition. For example, the winner receives an automatic invitation to the other three majors for the next five years and is eligible for the PGA Championship for life. Additionally, they will win a significant amount of money, which we’ll tell you all about here at JefeBet.
Updated Purse and Prize Money Breakdown for PGA Championship Running from May 18–21 2023
The Majors are the most important events on the PGA Tour for a clear reason: they provide the most prestige and the highest economic gains.
The 2022 PGA Championship had a total purse of $15 million, of which Justin Thomas, the champion, took home a very respectable amount of $2.7 million.
The PGA Tour has not yet revealed the amounts for this event, but it is expected that they will be made public during the week. We recommend that you stay up to date with JefeBet, so you don’t miss our update in this article, where we will show you in detail how the money will be distributed in this 2023 PGA Championship based on the positions of the golfers.
Extra Facts and Trivia about the Genesis Open
- The last seven winners of this competition have been Americans, with Jason Day (Australia) being the last golfer from outside the US to take the title.
- Jason Day also holds the record for the biggest win in this competition, scoring 20 under par in 2015.
- Justin Thomas is the defending champion, and the last golfer to win the title in consecutive editions was Brooks Koepka (2018, 2019).
- No Latin or Hispanic golfer has ever won the PGA Championship, and the closest was Spanish golfer Sergio Garcia, who was a finalist in 1999 and 2008.
- Jack Nicklaus and Walter Hagen are tied for the record of most wins in the PGA Championship, both with five victories.
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