2016 RBC Canadian Open Purse and Prize Money Breakdown

We’re only a few days away from the start of the RBC Canadian Open and excitement is definitely building for this lucrative PGA Tour event. It’s bound to be one blockbuster event with the world’s top two golfers, Jason Day and Dustin Johnson, headlining the tough field. Considering that the RBC Canadian Open is one of the most prestigious tournaments on the PGA Tour calendar, it stands to reason that this golf event is bound to reward its participants in a more handsome manner than the other tour stops on schedule.

Exactly how much cash is at stake in Glen Abbey this week? Let’s all find out below. And for a complete look at the upcoming action on the greens, check out our in-depth preview and sleeper picks for the Canadian Open right after this.

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2016 RBC Canadian Open Prize Money Breakdown

The Total Payout

There is money to be made north of the border. The RBC Canadian Open boasts a total purse of $5.9 million, with a hefty $1.062 million of that prize going to the eventual winner. That’s excellent news for the field considering the total payout last year amounted to only $5.8 million.

To put into perspective the difference in prize money, defending champion Jason Day (+450) earned $1.044 million in this golf event last year. That’s $18,000 less than the amount the Canadian Open champion will receive this year. Finishing second in this tournament ain’t bad either with the runner-up receiving a cash payout of $637,200. On the other end of the table, the 70th or so golfer to make the cut this week will earn around $11,800.

The Complete Breakdown

Finish | Payout Amount
1st | $1,062,000
2nd | $637,200
3rd | $401,200
4th | $283,200
5th | $236,000
6th | $212,400
7th | $198,000
8th | $182,550
9th | $171,100
10th | $159,300
11th | $147,500
12th | $135,700
13th | $123,900
14th | $112,100
15th | $106,200
16th | $100,300
17th | $94,400
18th | $88,500
19th | $82,600
20th | $76,700
21st | $70,800
22nd | $66,080
23rd | $61,360
24th | $56,640
25th | $51,920
26th | $47,200
27th | $45,430
28th | $43,660
29th | $41,890
30th | $40,120
31st | $38,350
32nd | $36,580
33rd | $34,810
34th | $33,630
35th | $31,860
36th | $30,680
37th | $28,910
38th | $27,730
39th | $26,550
40th | $25,370
41st | $24,190
42nd | $23,010
43rd | $21,830
44th | $20,650
45th | $19,470
46th | $18,290
47th | $17,110
48th | $15,930
49th | $15,340
50th | $14,750

** Amateurs are not entitled to receive prize money. Any supposed earnings by an amateur golfer at the RBC Canadian Open will be evenly-distributed among the professional golfers that made the cut.

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