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How much did PGA Tour players make in 2013?

In 2013, the typical PGA Tour regular (one of the 210 players with 10 or more official starts) earned $779,492 in prize money. The 125th player on the money list made $610,178 and the leader made $8,553,439. Of the 561 players who started at least one event, many on a one-off invitation or qualifier, 217 earned nothing.

$779KMedian regular (10+ starts), 2013
$610KNo. 125 on the money list
81Players who made $1M+

What each spot on the 2013 money list paid

Official prize money only.

  • 344 players earned prize money
  • 81 topped $1 million
  • 5 topped $5 million
  • 0 topped $10 million
RankPlayerPrize money
No. 1Tiger Woods$8,553,439
No. 5Brandt Snedeker$5,318,087
No. 10Jordan Spieth$3,879,820
No. 25Charl Schwartzel$2,256,723
No. 50Sangmoon Bae$1,714,640
No. 70Freddie Jacobson$1,236,722
No. 100James Hahn$824,707
No. 125Peter Hanson$610,178
No. 150Tag Ridings$422,712
No. 200Mike Weir$194,510

What a single week pays

Purses are split by finishing position, and only players who make the cut get paid. These are the 2013 medians across official events.

$6.2M
Median purse
$1.1M
Median winner's check
$19K
Average smallest check (last to make the cut)
$36K
Median earnings per start (10+ starts)
44%
Starts that ended in a missed cut ($0)

The winner usually takes 18% of the purse. See the price of a made cut and missed cuts and $0 seasons.

How pay has changed

The median regular (10+ official starts) earned $457,293 in 2001, $779,492 in 2013 and $1,416,062 in 2025. Not adjusted for inflation. Click a bar for that year's guide. The 2026 bar is the season so far.

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No. 125 on the money list

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The top earners in 2013

Full 2013 money list →

Prize money is not take-home pay

Every figure on this page is gross official prize money. It leaves out FedEx Cup bonuses, which are paid separately and can be worth millions to the top players, and it leaves out endorsements and appearance fees, which aren't reported.

Players pay their own way. A caddie typically takes about 5% of a check, rising to around 10% for a win, and players also pay for travel, lodging, coaching and fitness staff, plus tax in the states and countries where they earn it. A player near the bottom of the money list can lose money in a season.

LIV Golf and DP World Tour earnings aren't included in these totals. See career earnings across all tours. See the methodology for exactly what is counted.

How much PGA Tour players made, year by year

The same guide for every season. Each page has that year's money-list ladder, what a week paid and its top earners.

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Frequently asked questions

How much did the average PGA Tour player make in 2013?

In 2013 the median PGA Tour regular, one of the 210 players with 10 or more official starts, earned $779,492 in official prize money. Counting everyone who started at least one event, including one-off invitations and qualifiers, the median was $36,667.

How much did the last player to make the cut earn in 2013?

In 2013 the smallest check at an official event averaged $18,776. Players who miss the cut earn nothing.

How much did a PGA Tour winner make in 2013?

The median winner's check in 2013 was $1,140,000, usually 18% of the purse. The biggest winner's check that season was $1,710,000.

How many PGA Tour players made $1 million in 2013?

81 players earned at least $1 million in official prize money in 2013, and 0 earned at least $10 million.

Who made the most money on the PGA Tour in 2013?

Tiger Woods led the 2013 money list with $8,553,439 in official prize money.

Do PGA Tour players pay their caddies?

Yes. Caddies are usually paid a weekly fee plus a share of the player's check, typically about 5%, rising to around 10% for a win.