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The Greenbrier Classic prize money history

The Greenbrier Classic winner's share went from $1,080,000 in 2010 to $1,350,000 in 2019. Kevin Na has earned the most here: $1,699,798.

9Editions, 2010–2019
$7.5MPurse, 2019
$1.4MRecord winner's share
—Most wins
$1.7MMost earned here
9Different winners

The Greenbrier Classic prize money at a glance

This page covers 9 editions of The Greenbrier Classic, 2010–2019. Its purse went from $6,000,000 in 2010 to $7,500,000 in 2019, 1.2 times as much, or 1.1 times after inflation. In 2019 the winner took 18% of the purse: $1,350,000. The lowest winning score on record is -22, by Stuart Appleby in 2010. No one has won it twice. Kevin Na has earned the most here: $1,699,798 from 6 starts and 1 win.

The Greenbrier Classic winner's share by year

Click a bar for that year's full payout.

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The Greenbrier Classic purse by year

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What 10th place paid at The Greenbrier Classic

A strong finish that isn't a win, year by year.

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Who has earned the most at The Greenbrier Classic

The Greenbrier Classic champions and purses

YearChampionTo parPurseWinner's shareIn 2026 dollarsSeason
2019Joaquín Niemann-21$7,500,000$1,350,000$1,754,4082020
2018Kevin Na-19$7,300,000$1,314,000$1,738,5702018
2017Xander Schauffele-14$7,100,000$1,278,000$1,732,2402017
2015Danny Lee-13$6,700,000$1,206,000$1,690,5312015
2014Ángel Cabrera-16$6,500,000$1,170,000$1,642,0132014
2013Jonas Blixt-13$6,300,000$1,134,000$1,617,3072013
2012Ted Potter Jr.-16$6,100,000$1,098,000$1,588,9022012
2011Scott Stallings-10$6,000,000$1,080,000$1,595,1962011
2010Stuart Appleby-22$6,000,000$1,080,000$1,645,5532010

The Greenbrier Classic prize money FAQ

How much does the winner of The Greenbrier Classic get?

In 2019 the winner received $1,350,000 from a $7,500,000 purse.

What is the biggest The Greenbrier Classic payout ever?

$1,350,000 to Joaquín Niemann in 2019.