The Masters 2019: How much prize money will the champion win?
Last year’s champion Patrick Reed earned $1.98m
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Your support makes all the difference.The world's elite return to Augusta for 83rd rendition of the Masters on April 11 to thrash it out over an $11m prize pot.
Last year's Green Jacket winner, Patrick Reed, took home $1.98m (£1.49m), while second place was awarded $1.19m (£899,250).
Everyone who finishes in the top 24 will receive over $100,000.
Players who miss the cut will still be awarded $10,000.
Here's the Masters 2018 official prize money payouts:
1 Patrick Reed: $1,980,000
2 Rickie Fowler: $1,188,000
3 Jordan Spieth: $748,000
4 Jon Rahm: $528,000
T5 Rory McIlroy: $386,375
T5 Cameron Smith: $386,375
T5 Henrik Stenson: $386,375
T5 Bubba Watson: $386,375
9 Marc Leishman: $319,000
T10 Tony Finau: $286,000
T10 Dustin Johnson: $286,000
T12 Charley Hoffman: $231,000
T12 Louis Oosthuizen: $231,000
T12 Justin Rose: $231,000
T15 Paul Casey: $192,500
T15 Russell Henley: $192,500
T17 Tommy Fleetwood: $170,500
T17 Justin Thomas: $170,500
19 Hideki Matsuyama: $154,000
T20 Jason Day: $128,150
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