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1987-10-29 · 1987 season · All years

1987 Nabisco Championship payout

Tom Watson won $360,000 from a $2,000,000 purse. 30 players were paid, and the smallest check was $32,000.

$2.0MPurse
$360KWinner's share
$32KSmallest check
30Players paid
63%To the top 10
—Missed the cut

Tom Watson finished -12 and took 18% of the purse. That $360,000 is worth about $1,052,650 in 2026 dollars.

How the 1987 Nabisco Championship purse was split

Every paid player in finishing order. The top 10 took 63% of the money, and the dashed line marks the smallest check.

$0$100K$200K$300K$400K1$360K3T5T5T5T10T1215T17T17T21T21T24T2730Smallest check $32K

1987 Nabisco Championship prize money for every player

Final positions and prize money.

PosPlayerTo parLast yearPrize money
1Tom Watson-12$360,000
2Chip Beck-10$216,000
3Greg Norman-9$138,000
4Paul Azinger-7$96,000
T5Nick Price-6$68,800
T5Hal Sutton-6$68,800
T5Corey Pavin-6$68,800
T5Mark Calcavecchia-6$68,800
T5Ben Crenshaw-6$68,800
T10Mark O'Meara-5$55,400
T10Don Pooley-5$55,400
T12Larry Mize-4$48,800
T12Fred Couples-4$48,800
T12Scott Hoch-4$48,800
15Scott Simpson-2$44,000
16Mike Reid-1$42,400
T17Tom KiteE$39,600
T17Bernhard LangerE$39,600
T17David FrostE$39,600
T17Mac O'GradyE$39,600
T21Larry Nelson+1$36,800
T21Steve Pate+1$36,800
T21Payne Stewart+1$36,800
T24Bobby Wadkins+3$34,800
T24D.A. Weibring+3$34,800
26Mark McCumber+4$33,600
T27Dan Pohl+5$33,000
T27Jeff Sluman+5$33,000
29Lanny Wadkins+6$32,400
30Curtis Strange+13$32,000

Tour Championship winner's share over time

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1987 Nabisco Championship payout FAQ

How much did the winner of the 1987 Nabisco Championship get?

Tom Watson won $360,000 from a $2,000,000 purse.

What was the 1987 Nabisco Championship purse?

$2,000,000.

How much did last place get at the 1987 Nabisco Championship?

The smallest check was $32,000, to Curtis Strange (30).

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