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2017 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard payout

Marc Leishman won $1,566,000 from a $8,700,000 purse. 72 players were paid, and the smallest check was $17,052.

Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge

$8.7MPurse
$1.6MWinner's share
$17KSmallest check
72Players paid
62%To the top 10
48Missed the cut

Marc Leishman finished -11 and took 18% of the purse. It was his 2nd PGA Tour win, and 27% of the $5,866,390 he earned that season.

How the 2017 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard purse was split

Every paid player in finishing order. The top 10 took 62% of the money, and the dashed line marks the smallest check.

$0$500K$1.0M$1.5M$2.0M1$1.6M6T10T13T17T23T28T34T41T45T49T56T56T6672Smallest check $17K

2017 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard prize money for every player

Final positions and prize money, with what the same untied position paid the year before.

PosPlayerCountryTo parLast yearPrize money
1Marc Leishman Australia-11$1,134,000$1,566,000 +38%
T2Charley Hoffman USA-10$680,400$765,600
T2Kevin Kisner USA-10$680,400$765,600
T4Rory McIlroy Northern Ireland-9$382,800
T4Tyrrell Hatton England-9$382,800
6Adam Hadwin Canada-8$211,050$313,200 +48%
T7Emiliano Grillo Argentina-7$271,150
T7Francesco Molinari Italy-7$271,150
T7Lucas Glover USA-7$271,150
T10Hudson Swafford USA-6$226,200
T10Tommy Fleetwood England-6$226,200
12Rickie Fowler USA-5$123,480$200,100 +62%
T13Billy Horschel USA-4$163,125
T13Brian Harman USA-4$163,125
T13Justin Rose England-4$163,125
T13Matt Fitzpatrick England-4$163,125
T17Danny Lee New Zealand-3$94,500$117,740
T17Greg Chalmers Australia-3$94,500$117,740
T17Kyle Stanley USA-3$94,500$117,740
T17Luke List USA-3$94,500$117,740
T17Michael Kim USA-3$94,500$117,740
T17Pat Perez USA-3$94,500$117,740
T23Jamie Lovemark USA-2$77,430
T23Jason Day Australia-2$77,430
T23Jeunghun Wang South Korea-2$77,430
T23Martin Kaymer Germany-2$77,430
T23Vaughn Taylor USA-2$77,430
T28Brandon Hagy USA-1$57,855
T28Brandt Snedeker USA-1$57,855
T28Graeme McDowell Northern Ireland-1$57,855
T28Louis Oosthuizen South Africa-1$57,855
T28Stewart Cink USA-1$57,855
T28Tony Finau USA-1$57,855
T34Bubba Watson USAE$43,003
T34Cameron Smith AustraliaE$43,003
T34David Hearn CanadaE$43,003
T34Harold Varner III USAE$43,003
T34Keegan Bradley USAE$43,003
T34Ollie Schniederjans USAE$43,003
T34Ryan Moore USAE$43,003
T41Aaron Baddeley Australia+1$33,060
T41Ben Martin USA+1$33,060
T41Ian Poulter England+1$33,060
T41Paul Casey England+1$33,060
T45Charl Schwartzel South Africa+2$26,187
T45Hideki Matsuyama Japan+2$26,187
T45Jim Herman USA+2$26,187
T45Russell Henley USA+2$26,187
T49Alex Noren Sweden+3$21,079
T49Byeong Hun An South Korea+3$21,079
T49James Hahn USA+3$21,079
T49J.J. Spaun USA+3$21,079
T49Kevin Chappell USA+3$21,079
T49Martin Laird Scotland+3$21,079
T49Si Woo Kim South Korea+3$21,079
T56Charles Howell III USA+4$19,401
T56C.T. Pan Chinese Taipei+4$19,401
T56Jason Kokrak USA+4$19,401
T56Ryan Ruffels Australia+4$19,401
T56Steve Wheatcroft USA+4$19,401
T56Troy Merritt USA+4$19,401
T62Blayne Barber USA+5$18,531
T62Fabián Gómez Argentina+5$18,531
T62Matt Every USA+5$18,531
T62Tim Herron USA+5$18,531
T66Boo Weekley USA+6$17,922
T66John Huh USA+6$17,922
T66Zach Johnson USA+6$17,922
69Wesley Bryan USA+7$17,574
70Kevin Streelman USA+9$17,400
71Derek Fathauer USA+11$17,226
72David Lingmerth Sweden+16$17,052
MCAnirban Lahiri India+7$0
MCBilly Hurley III USA+5$0
MCBranden Grace South Africa+6$0
MCBrian Stuard USA+6$0
MCBrooks Koepka USA+4$0
MCBud Cauley USA+7$0
MCCamilo Villegas Colombia+5$0
MCChad Campbell USA+4$0
MCChez Reavie USA+4$0
MCChris Kirk USA+7$0
MCCody Gribble USA+6$0
MCCurtis Luck Australia-65$0
MCDaniel Summerhays USA+5$0
MCDavid Hronek USA+12$0
MCErnie Els South Africa+7$0
MCGeoff Ogilvy Australia+11$0
MCGraham DeLaet Canada+5$0
MCGrayson Murray USA+12$0
MCGreg Owen England+4$0
MCHarris English USA+11$0
MCHenrik Stenson Sweden+5$0
MCJohn Daly USA+7$0
MCKelly Kraft USA+7$0
MCKevin Na USA+4$0
MCKyle Reifers USA+5$0
MCMackenzie Hughes Canada+7$0
MCMatthias Schwab Austria+6$0
MCMorgan Hoffmann USA+7$0
MCPatrick Rodgers USA+13$0
MCPatton Kizzire USA+6$0
MCRetief Goosen South Africa+4$0
MCRob Oppenheim USA+9$0
MCRobby Shelton USA+8$0
MCRobert Gamez USA+15$0
MCRoberto Castro USA+4$0
MCRod Pampling Australia+5$0
MCSam Saunders USA+4$0
MCScott Brown USA+9$0
MCSean O'Hair USA+11$0
MCSmylie Kaufman USA+11$0
MCSteven Bowditch Australia+14$0
MCS.Y. Noh South Korea+12$0
MCThomas Pieters Belgium+9$0
MCThorbjørn Olesen Denmark+9$0
MCTrevor Immelman South Africa+5$0
MCVijay Singh Fiji+4$0
MCWebb Simpson USA+8$0
MCWilliam McGirt USA+4$0

Arnold Palmer Invitational winner's share over time

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2017 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard payout FAQ

How much did the winner of the 2017 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard get?

Marc Leishman won $1,566,000 from a $8,700,000 purse.

What was the 2017 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard purse?

$8,700,000.

How much did last place get at the 2017 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard?

The smallest check was $17,052, to David Lingmerth (72).

How many players made the cut at the 2017 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard?

72 players made the cut and finished, and 48 players missed it.

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