PNC Championship prize money 2023: How much they are playing for

All eyes will be on Tiger Woods and his teenage son Charlie at the PNC Championship. 

Despite being a silly season event on the PGA Tour's calendar in December, the tournament does offer prize money. 

In total, the 2023 PNC Championship will have a purse of $1,085,000. That means the winner will take home a top prize of $200,000. 

In addition, the winning duo will also receive the Willie Park Trophy plus red leather belts. 

The defending champions of the PNC Championship are Vijay Singh and his son Qass. 

At the bottom of the page, you can see a list of all those competing at the PNC Championship over 15-17 December.

The tournament will be held at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Naples, Florida. 

2023 PNC Championship prize money:

WIN - $200,000

2: $80,000

3. $57,250

4. $50,000

5. $49,000

6. $48,000

7. $47,000

8. $46,000

9. $45,000

10. $44,500

11. $44,000

12. $43,500

13. $43,000

14. $42,500

15. $42,000

16. $41,500

17. $41,000

18. $40,500

19. $40,250

20. $40,000

PNC Championship 2023 field:

• John Daly, John Daly II
• Bernhard Langer, Jason Langer
• David Duval, Brady Duval
• Vijay Singh, Qass Singh
• Stewart Cink, Reagan Cink
• Justin Thomas, Mike Thomas
• Nelly Korda, Petr Korda
• Annika Sorenstam, Will McGee
• Nick Faldo, Matthew Faldo
• Matt Kuchar, Cameron Kuchar
• Tom Lehman, Sam Lehman
• Lee Trevino, Daniel Trevino
• Justin Leonard, Luke Leonard
• Mark O'Meara, Shaun O'Meara
• Jim Furyk, Tanner Furyk
• Padraig Harrington, Ciaran Harrington
• Nick Price, Greg Price
• Retief Goosen, Leo Goosen
• Steve Stricker, Izzi Stricker
• Tiger Woods, Charlie Woods

PNC Championship past champions:

1995 – Raymond Floyd and Raymond Floyd Jr. 

1996 – Raymond Floyd and Raymond Floyd Jr. 

1997 – Raymond Floyd and Raymond Floyd Jr. 

1998 – Bob Charles and David Charles 

1999 – Jack Nicklaus and Gary Nicklaus 

2000 – Raymond Floyd and Robert Floyd 

2001 – Raymond Floyd and Robert Floyd 

2002 – Craig Stadler and Kevin Stadler 

2003 – Hale Irwin and Steve Irwin 

2004 – Larry Nelson and Drew Nelson 

2005 – Bernhard Langer and Stefan Langer 

2006 – Bernhard Langer and Stefan Langer 

2007 – Larry Nelson and Josh Nelson 

2008 – Larry Nelson and Drew Nelson 

2012 – Davis Love III and Davis “Dru” Love IV 

2013 – Stewart Cink and Connor Cink 

2014 – Bernhard Langer and Jason Langer 

2015 – Lanny Wadkins and Tucker Wadkins  

2016 – David Duval and Nick Karavites 

2017 – Angel Cabrera and Angel Cabrera, Jr.  

2018 – Davis Love III and Davis “Dru” Love IV 

2019 – Bernhard Langer and Jason Langer 

2020 – Justin Thomas and Mike Thomas

2021 – John Daly and John Daly II

2022 – Vijay Singh and Qass Singh

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