Shriners Children's Open Preview, Purse And Prize Money

The PGA Tour moves west to Sin City. Here is who's playing and how much money is up for grabs

Sungjae Im hits a golf shot
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The PGA Tour enters the third week of its 2022-23 season with the Shriners Children's Open at TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas providing the stage.

Despite being early in the calendar, the PGA Tour has already served up some incredible moments, with Max Homa having claimed the curtain-raiser in California after Englishman Danny Willett three-putted the final green from just four feet. Mackenzie Hughes rode the wave of a hot putter at the Sanderson Farms Championship last week to secure his second PGA Tour title in extra holes with an emphatic Presidents Cup at Quail Hollow squashed in between. 

This week, Sungjae Im, fresh from an impressive display for the International Team, returns to defend his Shriners Children's Open title. The 24-year-old fired a blistering final round 62 last year that included seven birdies in an eight-hole stretch around the turn. The South Korean posted a record tying 24-under-par total and secured a comfortable four shot victory. 

World No.4 Patrick Cantlay headlines the field and will be well fancied by many this week. The American was victorious in 2017, narrowly pipped by Bryson DeChambeau in 2018 and lost in a playoff to Kevin Na the following year. He followed that with an eighth placed finish in 2020. 

Cantlay's American counterpart Max Homa will be looking for a change of fortunes in Vegas. This is his sixth start at TPC Summerlin and he has four missed cuts. Homa however, has added a new dimension to his game and is fresh from a perfect 4-0-0 at the Presidents Cup and a win at the Fortinet Championship.

Many eyes will be fixed upon 20-year-old Joohyung "Tom" Kim. The South Korean is a breath of fresh air and demonstrated that perfectly at the Presidents Cup, adorning himself with fans of both sides. Not only is he a magnetic character, but he can play. 

Kim became the second-youngest winner on the PGA Tour since World War II with a five shot victory at the Wyndham Championship in August and has since risen to 21st in the Official World Golf Ranking with a string of consistent performances. He will be looking to build on his ascendency in Vegas.

TPC Summerlin was designed by Bobby Weed with PGA Tour veteran Fuzzy Zoeller serving as a consultant. Together, the pair carved what is regarded as one of the most visually pleasing tests of golf in Nevada. It is a staple venue on the PGA Tour's schedule and the host of Tiger Woods' first professional title.

The then-20-year-old, who had won his third straight US Amateur title earlier in the year before turning professional to the famous "Hello, Word" Nike commercial, overcame a four-shot deficit in the final round to tie Davis Love III. The rest, as they say, is history. The victory earned the American a spot in the 1997 Masters, which he parlayed into his first Major triumph. 

Tiger Woods 1996 Las Vegas Invitational

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2022 SHRINERS CHILDREN'S OPEN FIELD

  • Tyson Alexander
  • Byeong Hun An
  • Ryan Armour
  • Erik Barnes
  • Christiaan Bezuidenhout
  • Zac Blair
  • Joseph Bramlett
  • Ryan Brehm
  • Hayden Buckley
  • Dean Burmester
  • Patrick Cantlay
  • Cameron Champ
  • Stewart Cink
  • Wyndham Clark
  • Eric Cole
  • Austin Cook
  • MJ Daffue
  • Joel Dahmen
  • Cam Davis
  • Jason Day
  • Derek Deminsky
  • Thomas Detry
  • Zecheng Dou
  • Jason Dufner
  • Tyler Duncan
  • Austin Eckroat
  • Harrison Endycott
  • Harris English
  • Rickie Fowler
  • Dylan Frittelli
  • Doug Ghim
  • Michael Gligic
  • Will Gordon
  • Chris Gotterup
  • Brent Grant
  • Ben Griffin
  • Emiliano Grillo
  • Chesson Hadley
  • Adam Hadwin
  • James Hahn
  • Paul Haley II
  • Harry Hall
  • Cole Hammer
  • Nick Hardy
  • Brian Harman
  • Scott Harrington
  • Lucas Herbert
  • Jim Herman
  • Kramer Hickok
  • Garrick Higgo
  • Lee Hodges
  • Charley Hoffman
  • Tom Hoge
  • Max Homa
  • Beau Hossler
  • Mark Hubbard
  • John Huh
  • Sungjae Im
  • Stephan Jaeger
  • Tom Kim
  • Michael Kim
  • S.H. Kim
  • Si Woo Kim
  • Chris Kirk
  • Kurt Kitayama
  • Patton Kizzire
  • Philip Knowles
  • Russell Knox
  • Matt Kuchar
  • Martin Laird
  • Andrew Landry
  • Nate Lashley
  • Danny Lee
  • K.H. Lee
  • Nicholas Lindheim
  • David Lingmerth
  • David Lipsky
  • Justin Lower
  • Peter Malnati
  • Ben Martin
  • Brandon Matthews
  • Denny McCarthy
  • Max McGreevy
  • Maverick McNealy
  • Troy Merritt
  • Keith Mitchell
  • Taylor Montgomery
  • Ryan Moore
  • Taylor Moore
  • Jesse Mueller
  • Matthew NeSmith
  • Alex Noren
  • Henrik Norlander
  • Vincent Norrman
  • Augusto Núñez
  • Ryan Palmer
  • Taylor Pendrith
  • Mito Pereira
  • Scott Piercy
  • J.T. Poston
  • Seamus Power
  • Andrew Putnam
  • Aaron Rai
  • Chad Ramey
  • Chez Reavie
  • Davis Riley
  • Quinn Riley
  • Patrick Rodgers
  • Sam Ryder
  • Rory Sabbatini
  • Adam Schenk
  • Matthias Schwab
  • Robby Shelton
  • Greyson Sigg
  • Austin Smotherman
  • J.J. Spaun
  • Kyle Stanley
  • Robert Streb
  • Kevin Streelman
  • Justin Suh
  • Adam Svensson
  • Callum Tarren
  • Ben Taylor
  • Nick Taylor
  • Davis Thompson
  • Michael Thompson
  • Brendon Todd
  • Kevin Tway
  • Jimmy Walker
  • Matt Wallace
  • Nick Watney
  • Patrick Welch
  • Trevor Werbylo
  • Richy Werenski
  • Vince Whaley
  • Aaron Wise
  • Gary Woodland
  • Brandon Wu
  • Carson Young
  • Carl Yuan

2022 SHRINERS CHILDREN'S OPEN PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN

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PositionPrize Money
1$1,440,000
2$872,000
3$552,000
4$392,000
5$328,000
6$290,000
7$270,000
8$250,000
9$234,000
10$218,000
11$202,000
12$186,000
13$170,000
14$154,000
15$146,000
16$138,000
17$130,000
18$122,000
19$114,000
20$106,000
21$98,000
22$90,000
23$83,600
24$77,200
25$70,800
26$64,400
27$62,000
28$59,600
29$57,200
30$54,800
31$52,400
32$50,000
33$47,600
34$45,600
35$43,600
36$41,600
37$39,600
38$38,000
39$36,400
40$34,800
41$33,200
42$31,600
43$30,000
44$28,400
45$26,800
46$25,200
47$23,600
48$22,320
49$21,200
50$20,560
51$20,080
52$19,600
53$19,280
54$18,960
55$18,800
56$18,640
57$18,480
58$18,320
59$18,160
60$18,000
61$17,840
62$17,680
63$17,520
64$17,360
65$17,200

WHO WON THE 2021 SHRINERS CHILDREN'S OPEN?

Sungjae Im secured his second PGA Tour title at the 2021 Shriners Children's Open. The 24-year-old fired a blistering final round 62 that included seven birdies in an eight-hole stretch around the turn. The South Korean posted a record tying 24-under-par total and secured a comfortable four shot victory. 

WHERE IS THE SHRINERS CHILDREN'S OPEN BEING PLAYED?

The Shriners Children's Open will be contested at TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas. It was designed by Bobby Weed, with PGA Tour veteran Fuzzy Zoeller serving as a consultant. Together, the pair carved what is regarded as one of the most visually pleasing tests of golf in Nevada. It is a staple venue on the PGA Tour's schedule and the host of Tiger Woods' first professional title.

James Hibbitt
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James joined Golf Monthly having previously written for other digital outlets. He is obsessed with all areas of the game – from tournament golf, to history, equipment, technique and travel. He is also an avid collector of memorabilia; with items from the likes of Bobby Jones, Tiger Woods, Francis Ouimet, Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Adam Scott and Ernie Els. As well as writing for Golf Monthly, James’ golfing highlight is fist bumping Phil Mickelson on his way to winning the Open Championship at Muirfield in 2013. James grew up on the east coast of England and is the third generation of his golfing family. He now resides in Leeds and is a member of Cobble Hall Golf Club with a handicap index of 1.7. His favourite films are The Legend of Bagger Vance and Tin Cup.