2022 Valero Texas Open: How much they all won, prize purse, winner's share

J.J. Spaun became the ninth first time winner on the PGA Tour after taking down the Valero Texas Open at TPC San Antonio. 

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The Oaks Course, designed by Greg Norman, was the venue and there were some incredible story lines that developed. 

Matt Kuchar, on his 500th start, made a late charge for his 10th win on the circuit but fell just short. 

Kuchar was also chasing down that final berth in at The Masters but that was taken by 31-year-old Spaun. 

England's Richard Bland, at the age of 49, had a good run on his PGA Tour debut and finished in a tie for 59th. 

Bland also moved into the world's top 50 in the official rankings but it was agonizingly a week too late to qualify for Augusta. 

With that said, here are the full payouts as week 13 concluded on the PGA Tour:

How much they won...

Win: J.J. Spaun, 275/-13, $1,548,000

T-2: Matt Jones, 277/-11, $765,400

T-2: Matt Kuchar, 277/-11, $765,400

T-4: Adam Hadwin, 278/-10, $344,000

T-4: Beau Hossler, 278/-10, $344,000

T-4: Charles Howell III, 278/-10, $344,000

T-4: Troy Merritt, 278/-10, $344,000

T-8: Keegan Bradley, 279/-9, $234,350

T-8: Dylan Frittelli, 279/-9, $234,350

T-8: Matthias Schwab, 279/-9, $234,350

T-8: Brendon Todd, 279/-9, $234,350

T-8: Gary Woodland, 279/-9, $234,350

T-13: Zach Johnson, 280/-8, $158,670

T-13: Si Woo Kim, 280/-8, $158,670

T-13: Anirban Lahiri, 280/-8, $158,670

T-13: Mito Pereira, 280/-8, $158,670

T-13: Scott Stallings, 280/-8, $158,670

T-18: Scott Gutschewski, 281/-7, $92,606.37

T-18: Rasmus Hojgaard, 281/-7, $92,606.37

T-18: Nate Lashley, 281/-7, $92,606.37

T-18: Henrik Stenson, 281/-7, $92,606.37

T-18: Aaron Baddeley, 281/-7, $92,606.36

T-18: Kevin Chappell, 281/-7, $92,606.36

T-18: Lucas Glover, 281/-7, $92,606.36

T-18: Denny McCarthy, 281/-7, $92,606.36

T-18: Jhonattan Vegas, 281/-7, $92,606.36

T-29: Tony Finau, 282/-6, $55,111.67

T-29: Martin Laird, 282/-6, $55,111.67

T-29: Vince Whaley, 282/-6, $55,111.67

T-29: Jared Wolfe, 282/-6, $55,111.67

T-29: Richard Bland, 282/-6, $55,111.66

T-29: Aaron Rai, 282/-6, $55,111.66

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T-35: Corey Conners, 283/-5, $41,925

T-35: Chris Kirk, 283/-5, $41,925

T-35: Adam Long, 283/-5, $41,925

T-35: Robert MacIntyre, 283/-5, $41,925

T-35: Maverick McNealy, 283/-5, $41,925

T-35: Jordan Spieth, 283/-5, $41,925

T-41: John Huh, 284/-4, $30,530

T-41: Peter Malnati, 284/-4, $30,530

T-41: C.T. Pan, 284/-4, $30,530

T-41: J.T. Poston, 284/-4, $30,530

T-41: Andrew Putnam, 284/-4, $30,530

T-41: Chad Ramey, 284/-4, $30,530

T-41: Greyson Sigg, 284/-4, $30,530

T-48: William McGirt, 285/-3, $22,308.40

T-48: Ryan Palmer, 285/-3, $22,308.40

T-48: David Skinns, 285/-3, $22,308.40

T-48: Brendan Steele, 285/-3, $22,308.40

T-48: Richy Werenski, 285/-3, $22,308.40

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T-53: Lanto Griffin, 286/-2, $20,244.40

T-53: Chesson Hadley, 286/-2, $20,244.40

T-53: Luke List, 286/-2, $20,244.40

T-53: Henrik Norlander, 286/-2, $20,244.40

T-53: Roger Sloan, 286/-2, $20,244.40

T-58: Luke Donald, 287/-1, $19,522

T-58: Patrick Rodgers, 287/-1, $19,522

T-58: Hudson Swafford, 287/-1, $19,522

T-61: Russell Knox, 288/E, $19,092

T-61: Austin Smotherman, 288/E, $19,092

T-63: Bill Haas, 289/+1, $18,576

T-63: Ben Martin, 289/+1, $18,576

T-63: Seung-Yul Noh, 289/+1, $18,576

T-63: Davis Riley, 289/+1, $18,576

T-67: Doc Redman, 290/+2, $18,060

T-67: Sahith Theegala, 290/+2, $18,060

T-69: James Hahn, 291/+3, $17,716

T-69: Peter Uihlein, 291/+3, $17,716

T-71: Wyndham Clark, 294/+6, $17,372

T-71: Jim Herman, 294/+6, $17,372