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The 2022 Arnold Palmer Invitational is at Bay Hill in Orlando, Florida. The reigning champion Bryson DeChambeau withdrew from the event last week due to injuries, so we’ll get a different golfer taking home the purse in 2022.
The total purse for the event that was once known as the Bay Hill Invitational is $12 million. Whoever takes home first place will win $2,160,000, which is the usual 18 percent payout for all Tour events. But this one comes with a few more goodies than most.
Because it’s considered one of the five invitational events, the winner will receive a three-year exemption on the PGA Tour instead of just two years. There’s also no Monday qualifying for four players, and the $12 million purse is second only to next week’s Players Championship which guarantees a whopping $20 million added to the prize pool.
This is also a limited field event for just 120 players, which means some fully-exempt PGA Tour pros are left behind. The reigning US Amateur champion is allowed to participate if they’re still an amateur, but having won a major in the last five years or a Tour event in the last year is the best way to make the field.
Here’s a full breakdown of the prize money for the 2022 Arnold Palmer Invitational from On The Leaderboard:
- $2,160,000
- $1,308,000
- $828,000
- $588,000
- $492,000
- $435,000
- $405,000
- $375,000
- $351,000
- $327,000
- $303,000
- $279,000
- $255,000
- $231,000
- $219,000
- $207,000
- $195,000
- $183,000
- $171,000
- $159,000
- $147,000
- $135,000
- $125,400
- $115,800
- $106,200
- $96,600
- $93,000
- $89,400
- $85,800
- $82,200
- $78,600
- $75,000
- $71,400
- $68,400
- $65,400
- $62,400
- $59,400
- $57,000
- $54,600
- $52,200
- $49,800
- $47,400
- $45,000
- $42,600
- $40,200
- $37,800
- $35,400
- $33,480
- $31,800
- $30,840
- $30,120
- $29,400
- $28,920
- $28,440
- $28,200
- $27,960
- $27,720
- $27,480
- $27,240
- $27,000
- $26,760
- $26,520
- $26,280
- $26,040
- $25,800