Masters raises purse to $21 million. Winner gets $4.2 million
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — The Masters has raised its prize money by $1 million for this year, making the total purse $21 million with $4.2 million going to the winner.
The winner also gets something he might find more valuable: a Masters green jacket.
Scottie Scheffler won $3.6 million last year.
The Masters will pay $52,920 to 50th place and incrementally less to the other three players below that who made the cut.
The Masters also pays professionals $25,000 even if they miss the cut. The U.S. Open last year began paying professionals $10,000 if they missed the cut.
Prize money at the four majors has been increasing in small amounts over the last several years. Ten years ago, Jordan Spieth earned $1.8 million for his Masters victory when the total prize fund was $10 million.
The Players Championship remains the richest tournament with a $25 million purse, with $4.5 million won by Rory McIlroy last month. The PGA Tour goes to the RBC Heritage in South Carolina next week with a $20 million purse ($3.6 million for the winner) as a signature event.
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