Farmers Insurance Open Prize Money Payout 2026

Justin Rose puts his fist into the air after winning the 2026 Farmers Insurance Open — (Image credit: Getty Images)

It was a case of lucky number 13 for Justin Rose on Sunday after the Englishman clocked up a baker's dozen of PGA Tour titles at the 2026 Farmers Insurance Open.

A serene closing two-under-par 70 was more than enough for Rose, who actually began the final round six shots clear and was already an overwhelming odds-on favorite.

The 45-year-old has now extended his lead over Nick Faldo in terms of most PGA Tour wins by an Englishman. Not only has Rose widened the gap between Faldo in relation to trophies, but the 2013 US Open champion has also increased his Official Money total by a significant margin, too.

In 2025, Harris English won $1.674 million for winning this event. However, in 2026, Rose has landed a check for more than $1.7 million (before factors like taxes and other takeaways reduce the amount of money he really sees) after the overall prize purse was increased from $9.3 million to $9.6 million.

Justin Rose poses with the Farmers Insurance Open trophy in 2026 — Justin Rose with the Farmers Insurance Open trophy

Still, it will be a welcome payday for all of those who performed well enough to reach the first page of the leaderboard.

Although Rose ran away with the trophy, the chasing pack was tightly bunched and several players picked up significant checks.

Ryo Hisatsune canned a birdie on the 72nd hole to jump into a three-way tie for second alongside Si Woo Kim and Pierceson Coody - both of whom have begun the new campaign very well - with the group collecting just under $700,000 each.

Other stand-out finishers in the top-10 included Sahith Theegala and Joel Dahmen, who both finished T7th and Jake Knapp who ended T5th.

Below is the full prize money breakdown for the 2026 Farmers Insurance Open after 74 players made the cut at Torrey Pines.

Farmers Insurance Prize Money Breakdown

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Position	Player	Prize Money
1st	Justin Rose	$1,728,000
T2nd	Ryo Hisatsune	$726,400
T2nd	Si Woo Kim	$726,400
T2nd	Pierceson Coody	$726,400
T5th	Jake Knapp	$370,800
T5th	Stephen Jaeger	$370,800
T7th	Joel Dahmen	$301,600
T7th	Sahith Theegala	$301,600
T7th	Andrew Novak	$301,600
10th	Maverick McNealy	$261,600
T11th	Tony Finau	$193,028
T11th	Ryan Gerard	$193,028
T11th	Adam Schenk	$193,028
T11th	Keith Mitchell	$193,028
T11th	Hideki Matsuyama	$193,028
T11th	Haotong Li	$193,028
T11th	Seamus Power	$193,028
T18th	Chris Gotterup	$132,000
T18th	Michael Thorbjornsen	$132,000
T18th	Matt McCarty	$132,000
T18th	David Lipsky	$132,000
T22nd	Cameron Young	$92,640
T22nd	Harris English	$92,640
T22nd	Nicolai Hojgaard	$92,640
T22nd	Chad Ramey	$92,640
T22nd	Kris Ventura	$92,640
T27th	Patrick Rodgers	$71,520
T27th	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	$71,520
T27th	Eric Cole	$71,520
T30th	Kristoffer Reitan	$56,280
T30th	Adam Scott	$56,280
T30th	Isaiah Salinda	$56,280
T30th	Rasmus Hojgaard	$56,280
T30th	Sam Stevens	$56,280
T30th	Dan Brown	$56,280
T30th	Justin Lower	$56,280
T30th	Max McGreevy	$56,280
T38th	Emiliano Grillo	$41,760
T38th	Danny Walker	$41,760
T38th	Matthieu Pavon	$41,760
T38th	Karl Vilips	$41,760
T38th	Jason Day	$41,760
T43rd	Keegan Bradley	$31,264
T43rd	Ricky Castillo	$31,264
T43rd	Davis Thompson	$31,264
T43rd	Johnny Keefer	$31,264
T43rd	John VanDerLaan	$31,264
T43rd	John Parry	$31,264
T49th	A.J. Ewart	$23,739
T49th	Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen	$23,739
T49th	Zecheng Dou	$23,739
T49th	Taylor Moore	$23,739
T49th	Austin Eckroat	$23,739
T49th	Denny McCarthy	$23,739
T49th	Mac Meissner	$23,739
T56th	Brooks Koepka	$22,176
T56th	Sudarshan Yellamaraju	$22,176
T56th	Matti Schmid	$22,176
T59th	Sam Ryder	$21,504
T59th	Zach Bachou	$21,504
T59th	Doug Ghim	$21,504
T59th	Mackenzie Hughes	$21,504
63rd	S.H. Kim	$20,928
64th	Keita Nakajima	$20,736
T65th	Tom Kim	$20,352
T65th	Marcelo Rozo	$20,352
T65th	Emiliano Gonzalez	$20,352
T65th	Wyndham Clark	$20,352
69th	Mark Hubbard	$19,872
T70th	Jackson Suber	$19,392
T70th	Tom Hoge	$19,392
T70th	Rico Hoey	$19,392
T70th	Cam Davis	$19,392
74th	Kensei Hirata	$18,912

Jonny Leighfield is our Staff News Writer who joined Golf Monthly just in time for the 2023 Solheim Cup and Ryder Cup. He graduated from the University of Brighton with a degree in Sport Journalism in 2017 and spent almost five years as the sole sports reporter at his local newspaper. During his time with Golf Monthly, Jonny has interviewed several stars of the game, including Robert MacIntyre, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, and Joaquin Niemann. An improving golfer himself, Jonny enjoys learning as much about the game as he can and recently reached his Handicap goal of 18 for the first time.

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