Puerto Rico Open Purse, Prize Money And Field

A host of former winners are in the field for the tournament at Grand Reserve Golf Club, but not the holder

Ryan Brehm with the trophy after winning the 2022 Puerto Rico Open
Ryan Brehm won the trophy in 2022, but there will be a new champion this year
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While the PGA Tour hosts another of its elevated events with the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill, a second tournament on the Tour, the Puerto Rico Open, takes place at Grand Reserve Golf Club.

In 2022, Ryan Brehm cantered to a comfortable six-shot win over Max McGreevy. That was a life-changing win for the American, as it earned him his PGA Tour card. Brehm will not be back to defend his title as he's playing in the Florida event this week, although the man who finished runner-up to him does appear.

In fact, you need to go back four years to find the most recent winner of the tournament who is taking part this year. In 2019, Martin Trainer, finished ahead of a chasing pack of four to claim a three-shot win. That was his one and only win on the PGA Tour to date, something he’ll be looking to rectify this week.

The year after, Josh Teater came agonisingly close to claiming his first PGA Tour win. In the end, though, he missed out by one shot to Viktor Hovland. The Norwegian is also playing in Florida this week, but Teater returns, hoping to break his duck at the age of 43 and at the 219th time of asking.

DA Points, who won the 2017 tournament, returns hoping for his fourth PGA Tour win, while another former winner in the field is Scott Brown, who triumphed in 2013. George McNeill claimed victory in 2018, along with Cheyenne Woods, when the tournament was an unofficial pro-am event, named the Puerto Rico Open Charity Day. That added to his victory from 2012. Another former winner returning this week is Michael Bradley, who won in 2009 and 2011.

One player who impressed during last week’s Honda Classic was Ryan Gerard. Thanks to his finish of fourth at PGA National, Gerard, who earned his place in the field via Monday Qualifying, is eligible this week too. Elsewhere, local favourite Rafael Campos also plays - he held the 54-hole lead two years ago, before eventually finishing tied for third.

The purse is $3.8m, an increase of $100,000 on 2022. Of that, the winner will receive $684,000.

Below is the prize money breakdown and field for the 2023 Puerto Rico Open.

Puerto Rico Open Prize Money

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PositionPrize Money
1st$684,000
2nd$414,200
3rd$262,200
4th$186,200
5th$155,800
6th$137,750
7th$128,250
8th$118,750
9th$111,150
10th$103,550
11th$95,950
12th$88,350
13th$80,750
14th$73,150
15th$69,350
16th$65,550
17th$61,750
18th$57,950
19th$54,150
20th$50,350
21st$46,550
22nd$42,750
23rd$39,710
24th$36,670
25th$33,630
26th$30,590
27th$29,450
28th$28,310
29th$27,170
30th$26,030
31st$24,890
32nd$23,750
33rd$22,610
34th$21,660
35th$20,710
36th$19,760
37th$18,810
38th$18,050
39th$17,290
40th$16,530
41st$15,770
42nd$15,010
43rd$14,250
44th$13,490
45th$12,730
46th$11,970
47th$11,210
48th$10,602
49th$10,070
50th$9,766
51st$9,538
52nd$9,310
53rd$9,158
54th$9,006
55th$8,930
56th$8,854
57th$8,778
58th$8,702
59th$8,626
60th$8,550
61st$8,474
62nd$8,398
63rd$8,322
64th$8,246
65th$8,170

Puerto Rico Open Field

  • Albertson, Anders
  • Armour, Ryan
  • Atwal, Arjun
  • Bae, Sangmoon
  • Barnes, Erik
  • Barnes, Ricky
  • Beckman, Cameron
  • Bhatia, Akshay
  • Blixt, Jonas
  • Bohn, Jason
  • Brown, Scott
  • Bryan, Wesley
  • Byrd, Jonathan
  • Calvesbert, Robi
  • Campbell, Chad
  • Campos, Rafael
  • Cantwell, Tim G.
  • Carr, Ben
  • Chalmers, Greg
  • Chappell, Kevin
  • Choi, K.J.
  • Chopra, Daniel
  • Cone, Trevor
  • Cook, Austin
  • Crane, Ben
  • Daffue, MJ
  • Davis, Brian
  • Díaz, Roberto
  • Dou, Zecheng
  • Dufner, Jason
  • Echavarria, Nico
  • Eckroat, Austin
  • Endycott, Harrison
  • Ernst, Derek
  • Every, Matt
  • Figueroa, Edward
  • Franco, Carlos
  • Gainey, Tommy
  • Gamez, Robert
  • Garnett, Brice
  • Garrigus, Robert
  • Gerard, Ryan
  • Gligic, Michael
  • Gómez, Fabián
  • Goodwin, Noah
  • Goya, Tano
  • Grant, Brent
  • Gribble, Cody
  • Haas, Bill
  • Haley II, Paul
  • Hall, Harry
  • Harkins, Brandon
  • Harrington, Scott
  • Hearn, David
  • Henry, J.J.
  • Herman, Jim
  • Higgs, Harry
  • Imada, Ryuji
  • Johnson, Richard
  • S. Kang, Sung
  • Kim, Michael
  • Lamely, Derek
  • Landry, Andrew
  • Lashley, Nate
  • Lebioda, Hank
  • Martin, Ben
  • Matthews, Brandon
  • McGirt, William
  • McGreevy, Max
  • McLachlin, Parker
  • McNeill, George
  • Mueller, Jesse
  • Murray, Grayson
  • Nido, Chris
  • Noh, S.Y.
  • Norlander, Henrik
  • Norrman, Vincent
  • Novak, Andrew
  • Núñez, Augusto
  • O'Hair, Sean
  • Ogilvy, Geoff
  • Overton, Jeff
  • Percy, Cameron
  • Pettersson, Carl
  • Piercy, Scott
  • Points, D.A.
  • Potter, Jr., Ted
  • Rollins, John
  • Roy, Kevin
  • Saavedra-Davila, Diego
  • Schmid, Matti
  • Silfa, Hiram
  • Smotherman, Austin
  • Stadler, Kevin
  • Stallings Jr., Stephen
  • Stanley, Kyle
  • Stevens, Sam
  • Stroud, Chris
  • Stuard, Brian
  • Taylor, Vaughn
  • Teater, Josh
  • Trahan, D.J.
  • Trainer, Martin
  • Uresti, Omar
  • Van Pelt, Bo
  • Van Rooyen, Erik
  • Villegas, Camilo
  • Waldorf, Duffy
  • Watney, Nick
  • Weekley, Boo
  • Werbylo, Trevor
  • Werenski, Richy
  • Wu, Dylan
  • Young, Carson
  • Yuan, Carl
  • Zuska, Jiri

Where Is The Puerto Rico Open Being Played?

The tournament is being played at Grand Reserve Golf Club, a 7,506-yard par 72 course designed by Tom Kite that features two par 5s over 600 yards on the back nine. 

Who's Playing In The Puerto Rico Open?

Several former winners of the tournament are in the field, including Martin Trainer, DA Points and George McNeill. Ryan Gerard, who finished fourth in last week's Honda Classic, also appears.

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