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Tour golf is measured in money earned, yet the major websites seem to either not be interested in payout results, or prefer to keep it secret for as long as possible.

Does anyone know of a site that breaks down the payouts for the current tournaments? I am always interested in seeing how PGA money compares to LPGA and Web, or Symetra and how fast the dollars drop off after 3rd or 4th place.

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Tour golf is measured in money earned, yet the major websites seem to either not be interested in payout results, or prefer to keep it secret for as long as possible.

Does anyone know of a site that breaks down the payouts for the current tournaments? I am always interested in seeing how PGA money compares to LPGA and Web, or Symetra and how fast the dollars drop off after 3rd or 4th place.

http://espn.go.com/golf/leaderboard

That shows money for everything but the LPGA Tour.

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Shouldn't be too hard, I googled "Masters golf tournament payout" and  the first result gave me this http://www.augusta.com/masters/story/news/2014-masters-prize-money Found it interesting that even guys who miss the cut at the Masters pocket 10k.

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@Baynative

http://www.pgatour.com has all the results of the tournaments with the payouts. Just go to tournaments, pick the event you want, and click the "Past Results" tab. In the right-hand corner you will see a drop down menu to select the year.

This is a screenshot from the Valero Texas Open .

http://www.lpga.com has something similar, but it's just slightly harder to navigate. Also, it doesn't appear they updated for the tournament that just ended today, but honestly, I didn't dig that much.

This is the screenshot of the results of last year's Kia Classic .

Web.com tour's site is run by pgatour.com, and can be found here: http://www.pgatour.com/webcom . They don't have the 2015 results updated yet, either.

You probably shouldn't be surprised by now that the Symetra Tour's website runs basically the same way: http://www.symetratour.com . Just find the tournament, go to "Past Winners", find the year you want and click "View Full Results".

This is from the most recent tournament, the Florida's Natural Charity Classic .

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Baynative Well Established Member

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Thanks to all you guys. I've noticed that PGA  'eventually' gets the payout up. Today must have been quicker, although I had just checked it when I posted. That was what added to my frustration. The espn link is one I didn't get when I googled for payouts.

I'm really surprised the golf channel website doesn't get these numbers up.

Bury me with a golf glove in my pocket - just in case!


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Thanks to all you guys. I've noticed that PGA  'eventually' gets the payout up. Today must have been quicker, although I had just checked it when I posted. That was what added to my frustration. The espn link is one I didn't get when I googled for payouts.

I'm really surprised the golf channel website doesn't get these numbers up.

I've noticed in the past the big tourneys can take a day or 2 to have the full individual amount listed, Im sure like anything else they audit quite a bit.


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