Masters 2021 purse, payout breakdown: How much prize money does the winner make?

Jordan Greer

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Winning any of golf's four majors is an incredible accomplishment, but there is something special about finishing atop the leaderboard at the Masters. The winner from the previous year placing the green jacket on the most recent champion is one of the coolest traditions in sports.

Oh, and taking home a gigantic check must be pretty nice, too.

Even for the golfers who don't have great performances at Augusta National, making the cut and playing four rounds can result in a solid payout. Just last year, the four players who finished tied for 51st each walked away with $28,003 — not bad at all for a few days of work.

What's on the line at this year's event? Here is the full breakdown of the 2021 Masters Tournament purse, including how much money the winner will earn.

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Masters Tournament purse 2021

The purse at the 2021 Masters is expected to be the same as last year: $11.5 million. That is the second-largest purse of any major, behind only the U.S. Open's $12.5 million.

How much money does the winner get?

Based on that total, the winner's share of the prize money would be $2.07 million, the same amont Dustin Johnson took home in November.

Masters Tournament payouts

(Payouts based on figures from the 2020 Masters)

Place Golfer Payout
1 Dustin Johnson $2.07 million
T2 Cameron Smith $1.01 million
T2 Sungjae Im $1.01 million
4 Justin Thomas $552,000
T5 Rory McIlroy $437,000
T5 Dylan Frittelli $437,000
T7 C.T. Pan $358,417
T7 Brooks Koepka $358,417
T7 Jon Rahm $358,417
T10 Webb Simpson $287,500
T10 Corey Conners $287,500
T13 Marc Leishman $215,625
T13 Hideki Matsuyama $215,625
T13 Kevin Na $215,625
T13 Abraham Ancer $215,625
T17 Xander Schauffele $178,250
T17 Patrick Cantlay $178,250
T19 Scottie Scheffler $144,325
T19 Cameron Champ $144,325
T19 Tommy Fleetwood $144,325
T19 Sebastian Munoz $144,325
T23 Justin Rose $115,000
T23 Louis Oosthuizen $115,00
T25 Danny Willett $91,713
T25 Charl Schwartzel $91,713
T25 Shane Lowry $91,713
T25 Ian Poulter $91,713
T29 Nick Taylor $74,750
T29 Bernhard Langer $74,750
T29 Chez Reavie $74,750
T29 Rickie Fowler $74,750
T29 Sung Kang $74,750
T34 Adam Scott $62,100
T34 Bryson DeChambeau $62,100
T34 Si Woo Kim $62,100
T34 Andy Ogletree Amateur
T38 Lee Westwood $50,600
T38 Tiger Woods $50,600
T38 Paul Casey $50,600
T38 Christiaan Bezuidenhout $50,600
T38 Tony Finau $50,600
T44 Shugo Imahira $41,400
T44 Collin Morikawa $41,400
T46 Matt Wallace $33,672
T46 Charles Howell III $33,672
T46 Matthew Fitzpatrick $33,672
T46 Victor Perez $33,672
T46 Jordan Spieth $33,672
T51 Mike Weir $28,003
T51 Jazz Janewattananond $28,003
T51 Zach Johnson $28,003
T51 Rafa Cabrera-Bello $28,003
T55 John Augenstein Amateur
T55 Phil Mickelson $26,680
57 Bubba Watson $26,450
58 Bernd Wiesberger $26,220
59 Brandt Snedeker $25,990
60 Jimmy Walker $25,760

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Jordan Greer has been with The Sporting News since 2015. He previously worked for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He is a graduate of Westminster College and Syracuse University.