2026 Corales Puntacana Championship Prize Money: Full Payouts Breakdown

2026 Corales Puntacana Championship purse, prize money, payout: How much each player will earn.




2026 Corales Puntacana Championship Prize Money: Full Payouts for Every PGA Tour Player

The 2026 Corales Puntacana Championship, the final opposite-field event on the PGA Tour schedule, wrapped up on Sunday at Puntacana Resort & Club’s Corales Course in the Dominican Republic.Stefano Mazzoli, playing in just his third PGA Tour start, claimed his first Tour victory. The Italian fired weekend rounds of 66-66 to finish at 20-under par, making a birdie on his final hole to win by one shot over Gordon Sargent and Todd Clements.

Mazzoli earned $720,000 (18% of the purse) from the $4 million total prize fund, along with 300 FedEx Cup points and a two-year PGA Tour exemption.



Corales Puntacana Championship 2026 prize money payout, purse, winner share, final leaderboard



2026 Corales Puntacana Championship Full Prize Money Payouts


1st: Stefano Mazzoli (-20) – $720,000

T2: Gordon Sargent (-19) – $356,000

T2: Todd Clements (-19) – $356,000

T4: Will Gordon (-18) – $180,000

T4: Ben James (-18) – $180,000

T6: Joe Highsmith (-17) – $135,000

T6: Marcel Schneider (-17) – $135,000

T6: Jacob Skov Olesen (-17) – $135,000

T9: Zach Bauchou (-16) – $113,000

T9: Thomas Rosenmueller (-16) – $113,000

T11: Seamus Power (-15) – $93,000

T11: Davis Bryant (-15) – $93,000

T11: Blades Brown (-15) – $93,000

T14: Kristoffer Ventura (-14) – $67,000

T14: Marcus Helligkilde (-14) – $67,000

T14: Filippo Celli (-14) – $67,000

T14: Luke List (-14) – $67,000

T14: Aaron Wise (-14) – $67,000

T14: Max McGreevy (-14) – $67,000

T20: Jorge Campillo (-13) – $47,200

T20: Mackenzie Hughes (-13) – $47,200

T20: Nick Dunlap (-13) – $47,200

T20: A.J. Ewart (-13) – $47,200

T24: Johannes Veerman (-12) – $32,600

T24: Kevin Yu (-12) – $32,600

T24: Joel Dahmen (-12) – $32,600

T24: Hayden Springer (-12) – $32,600

T24: Paul Peterson (-12) – $32,600

T24: Renato Paratore (-12) – $32,600

T30: Tom Vaillant (-11) – $25,600

T30: David Skinns (-11) – $25,600

T30: John VanDerLaan (-11) – $25,600

T30: Jonathan Byrd (-11) – $25,600

T34: Peter Malnati (-10) – $19,550

T34: Trace Crowe (-10) – $19,550

T34: Nicolai Von Dellingshausen (-10) – $19,550

T34: Freddy Schott (-10) – $19,550

T34: Sebastian Soderberg (-10) – $19,550

T34: Jens Dantorp (-10) – $19,550

T34: Carson Young (-10) – $19,550

T34: Davis Chatfield (-10) – $19,550

T42: Fabián Gomez (-9) – $13,800

T42: Patrick Fishburn (-10) – $13,800

T42: Beau Hossler (-11) – $13,800

T42: Justin Lower (-12) – $13,800

T42: Keenan Huskey (-13) – $13,800

T42: Davis Riley (-14) – $13,800

T48: Brandt Snedeker (-8) – $9,651

T48: Nick Hardy (-8) – $9,651

T48: Camilo Villegas (-8) – $9,651

T48: Romain Langasque (-8) – $9,651

T48: Austin Cook (-8) – $9,651

T48: Brandon Robinson Thompson (-8) – $9,651

T48: Ivan Cantero Gutierrez (-8) – $9,651

T48: Kiradech Aphibarnrat (-8) – $9,651

T48: Jeffrey Kang (-8) – $9,651

T48: Bill Haas (-8) – $9,651

T48: Garrick Higgo (-8) – $9,651

T48: Chez Reavie (-8) – $9,651

T48: Alejandro Del Rey (-8) – $9,651

T48: S.Y. Noh (-8) – $9,651

T62: Jeong Weon Ko (-7) – $8,680

T62: Chan Kim (-7) – $8,680

T62: Chad Ramey (-7) – $8,680

T62: Kevin Roy (-7) – $8,680

T62: Harry Higgs (-7) – $8,680

T67: Cameron Champ (-6) – $8,400

T67: Rico Hoey (-6) – $8,400

T69: Christiaan Bezuidenhout (-5) – $8,000

T69: Sebastian Garcia Rodriguez (-5) – $8,000

T69: Pontus Nyholm (-5) – $8,000

T69: Ben Martin (-5) – $8,000

T69: Niklas Norgaard (-5) – $8,000

T69: Alejandro Tosti (-5) – $8,000

T69: Dylan Frittelli (-5) – $8,000

T69: Hank Lebioda (-5) – $8,000

T77: Joel Girrbach (-4) – $7,600

T77: Rafa Cabrera Bello (-4) – $7,600

T79: Ugo Coussaud (-1) – $7,400

T79: Jeremy Paul (-1) – $7,400

T79: William McGirt (-1) – $7,400

82nd: Robert Streb (+2) – $7,240 



About the Corales Puntacana Championship


The tournament was held at Puntacana Resort & Club’s Corales Course, a Tom Fazio design that opened in 2010. The course played as a par-72 measuring 7,670 yards and ranks among the top courses in the Caribbean region.As an opposite-field event, the 2026 Corales Puntacana Championship offered a strong opportunity for emerging players and international talent to earn PGA Tour victories and valuable FedEx Cup points.


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