2023 Sony Open Final Payouts: Si Woo Kim Wins $1,422,000

The PGA Tour returned to Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, Hawaii, for the first full-field event of 2023, as 144 players competed a total purse of $7.9 million.
South Korea's Si Woo Kim fired a final-round 64 to win for the fourth time on the PGA Tour, cashing a check for $1.422 million.
2023 Sony Open Final Payouts
WIN: Si Woo Kim, 18 under: $1,422,000
2: Hayden Buckley, 17 under: $861,100
3: Chris Kirk, 15 under: $545,100
T4: Andrew Putnam, Ben Taylor, David Lipsky; 14 under: $332,458.34
T6. Aaron Baddeley, Matt Kuchar, Maverick McNealy, Nate Lashley, Nick Taylor; 13 under: $249,245
T12. Corey Conners, Nico Echavarria, Andrew Novak, J.J. Spaun, Byeong Hun An, Austin Eckroat, S.H. Kim, Taylor Montgomery, Ben Griffin; 12 under: $138,903.33
T21. Adam Scott, Brendan Todd, Brice Garnett, Kevin Yu, Stewart Cink, Carl Yuan, J.T. Poston; 11 under: $77,025
T28. Stephan Jaeger, K.H. Lee, Harry Hall, Will Gordon; 10 under: $55,300
T32. Michael Thompson, Ben Martin, Cam Davis, Russell Henley, Tyson Alexander, Doc Redman, Denny McCarthy, Brian Harman, Ryan Palmer; 9 under: $41,387.22
T41. Chez Reavie, Justin Suh, Augusto Nunez, Nick Hardy, Tom Hoge, Adam Svensson, Ryan Brehm; 8 under: $28,045
T48. Danny Lee, Greyson Sigg, Hideki Matsuyama, Adam Long, Brendan Steele, Zac Blair; 7 under: $20,250.33
T54. Keita Nakajima, Kevin Tway, Joseph Bramlett, MJ Daffue, Joseph Winslow, Davis Thompson, Chad Ramey; 6 under: $18,249
T61. Cole Hammer, Kelly Kraft, Eric Cole, Aaron Rai; 5 under: $17,380
T65. Brian Stuard, Troy Merritt; 4 under: $16,906
T67. Taiga Semikawa, Russell Knox, Anders Albertson, Adam Schenk; 3 under: $16,432
72. Kazuki Higa; 2 under: $15,879
T73. Harris English, Kurt Kitayama; 1 under: $15,642
75. Zach Johnson; 1 over: $15,405
76. Patton Kizzire, 2 over: $15,247

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