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2018 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard payout

Rory McIlroy won $1,602,000 from a $8,900,000 purse. 76 players were paid, and the smallest check was $16,910.

Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge

$8.9MPurse
$1.6MWinner's share
$17KSmallest check
76Players paid
64%To the top 10
43Missed the cut

Rory McIlroy finished -18 and took 18% of the purse. It was his 14th PGA Tour win, and 36% of the $4,420,296 he earned that season.

How the 2018 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard purse was split

Every paid player in finishing order. The top 10 took 64% of the money, and the dashed line marks the smallest check.

$0$500K$1.0M$1.5M$2.0M1$1.6MT5T7T14T14T26T26T36T41T41T49T54T58T667277Smallest check $17K

2018 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
1Rory McIlroy Northern Ireland-18$1,566,000$1,602,000 +2%
2Bryson DeChambeau USA-15$765,600$961,200 +26%
3Justin Rose England-14$605,200
4Henrik Stenson Sweden-13$382,800$427,200 +12%
T5Ryan Moore USA-10$338,200
T5Tiger Woods USA-10$338,200
T7Kevin Chappell USA-8$271,150$249,942
T7Luke List USA-8$271,150$249,942
T7Marc Leishman Australia-8$271,150$249,942
T7Patrick Reed USA-8$271,150$249,942
T7Patrick Rodgers USA-8$271,150$249,942
T7Sean O'Hair USA-8$271,150$249,942
13Chris Kirk USA-7$163,125$186,900 +15%
T14Bud Cauley USA-6$137,950
T14Byeong Hun An South Korea-6$137,950
T14Charles Howell III USA-6$137,950
T14Charley Hoffman USA-6$137,950
T14Grayson Murray USA-6$137,950
T14Kyle Stanley USA-6$137,950
T14Rickie Fowler USA-6$137,950
T14Sam Horsfield England-6$137,950
T22Brian Gay USA-5$89,000
T22Graeme McDowell Northern Ireland-5$89,000
T22Harris English USA-5$89,000
T22Jason Day Australia-5$89,000
T26Emiliano Grillo Argentina-4$59,318
T26Francesco Molinari Italy-4$59,318
T26John Huh USA-4$59,318
T26Keegan Bradley USA-4$59,318
T26Martin Laird Scotland-4$59,318
T26Talor Gooch USA-4$59,318
T26Tom Hoge USA-4$59,318
T26Tommy Fleetwood England-4$59,318
T26William McGirt USA-4$59,318
T26Zach Johnson USA-4$59,318
T36Alex Noren Sweden-3$41,919
T36Austin Cook USA-3$41,919
T36Brandon Harkins USA-3$41,919
T36Brian Stuard USA-3$41,919
T36Kevin Na USA-3$41,919
T41Aaron Wise USA-2$33,060$30,304
T41Adam Scott Australia-2$33,060$30,304
T41C.T. Pan Chinese Taipei-2$33,060$30,304
T41Ian Poulter England-2$33,060$30,304
T41Jamie Lovemark USA-2$33,060$30,304
T41J.B. Holmes USA-2$33,060$30,304
T41Kevin Streelman USA-2$33,060$30,304
T41Ollie Schniederjans USA-2$33,060$30,304
T49Chesson Hadley USA-1$21,079$21,965
T49Ernie Els South Africa-1$21,079$21,965
T49Hideki Matsuyama Japan-1$21,079$21,965
T49Lucas Glover USA-1$21,079$21,965
T49Sam Burns USA-1$21,079$21,965
T54Billy Horschel USAE$20,381
T54Brian Harman USAE$20,381
T54Haotong Li ChinaE$20,381
T54Mackenzie Hughes CanadaE$20,381
T58Curtis Luck Australia+1$19,491
T58Davis Love III USA+1$19,491
T58James Hahn USA+1$19,491
T58Kevin Tway USA+1$19,491
T58Stewart Cink USA+1$19,491
T58Sung Kang South Korea+1$19,491
T64Collin Morikawa USA+2$18,868
T64David Lingmerth Sweden+2$18,868
T66Beau Hossler USA+3$17,922$18,512
T66Bubba Watson USA+3$17,922$18,512
T66Peter Uihlein USA+3$17,922$18,512
T69Paul Goydos USA+4$17,574$18,067
T69Tyrrell Hatton England+4$17,574$18,067
71Doc Redman USA+5$17,226—
72Tyrone Van Aswegen South Africa+7$17,052$17,800 +4%
T73Jimmy Walker USA+8$17,533
T73Russell Knox Scotland+8$17,533
T75Anirban Lahiri India+9$17,177
T75Hudson Swafford USA+9$17,177
77Ryan Armour USA+11$16,910
MCA.J. Jacob McInerney USA+2$0
MCAlex Cejka Germany+3$0
MCBen Martin USA+3$0
MCBilly Hurley III USA+2$0
MCBrandt Snedeker USA+4$0
MCCameron Smith Australia+5$0
MCCamilo Villegas Colombia+7$0
MCCharl Schwartzel South Africa+4$0
MCCody Gribble USA+5$0
MCD.A. Points USA+4$0
MCDanny Lee New Zealand+4$0
MCDanny Willett England+2$0
MCDonny Lee USA+12$0
MCHunter Mahan USA+2$0
MCJason Kokrak USA+3$0
MCKevin Kisner USA+6$0
MCKiradech Aphibarnrat Thailand+3$0
MCLouis Oosthuizen South Africa+6$0
MCLuke Donald England+9$0
MCMartin Piller USA+8$0
MCMatt Every USA+6$0
MCMatt Fitzpatrick England+3$0
MCNick Taylor Canada+2$0
MCPadraig Harrington Ireland+2$0
MCPatton Kizzire USA+3$0
MCRobert Gamez USA+10$0
MCRobert Streb USA+2$0
MCSam Saunders USA+2$0
MCSangmoon Bae South Korea+6$0
MCSatoshi Kodaira Japan+8$0
MCScott Brown USA+5$0
MCScott Piercy USA+3$0
MCScott Stallings USA+2$0
MCShane Lowry Ireland+3$0
MCSi Woo Kim South Korea+7$0
MCSmylie Kaufman USA+14$0
MCStuart Appleby Australia+4$0
MCTed Potter Jr. USA+12$0
MCTim Herron USA+3$0
MCTyler Duncan USA+2$0
MCVijay Singh Fiji+6$0
MCWhee Kim South Korea+4$0
MCYuta Ikeda Japan+3$0

Arnold Palmer Invitational winner's share over time

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2018 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard payout FAQ

How much did the winner of the 2018 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard get?

Rory McIlroy won $1,602,000 from a $8,900,000 purse.

What was the 2018 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard purse?

$8,900,000.

How much did last place get at the 2018 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard?

The smallest check was $16,910, to Ryan Armour (77).

How many players made the cut at the 2018 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard?

77 players made the cut and finished, and 43 players missed it.

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