Zurich Classic purse, payout: How much will PGA Tour team event winners take home?
Zurich Classic purse, payout: How much will PGA Tour team event winners take home?
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Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin emerged the winners of the only team play event of the 2025 PGA Tour.
The duo captured the title at one golf's most unique events in the Zurich Classic of New Orleans on Sunday.
The stroke-play team event is the only such tournament on the calendar this year, and the team of Novak and Griffin not held onto two-stroke lead they had entering the final round at TPC Louisiana, but survived play getting suspended due to weather.
Novak and Griffin won with a final score of 28-under-par, narrowly beating the team of Nicolai Højgaard and Rasmus Højgaard by one stroke. After the second place finishers birdied on the 18th hole, Novak and Griffin just needed par to secure the title, and that's exactly what they did.
Here's the breakdown of the purse at the 2025 Zurich Classic of New Orleans, including payout in order of finish:
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Zurich Classic prize money 2025: Winner payout, purse
This year's total purse for the 2025 Zurich Classic is $9.2 million. Per the PGA, here is a breakdown of how that prize money will be doled out, from the winner to 90th place.
1st: Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin (-28), $1,656,000
2nd: Nicolai Højgaard and Rasmus Højgaard (-27), $1,002,800
3rd: Jake Knapp and Frankie Capan III (-26), $634,800
T4th: David Lipsky and Dylan Wu (-25), $450,800
T4th: Taylor Dickson and Trace Crowe (-25), $450,800
T4th: Karl Vilips and Michael Thorbjornsen (-25), $450,800
T4th: Luke List and Henrik Norlander (-25), $450,800
T8th: Chad Ramey and Justin Lower (-24), $287,500
T8th: Isaiah Salinda and Kevin Velo (-24), $287,500
T10th: Jacob Bridgeman and Chandler Phillips (-23), $250,700
T10th: Hayden Buckley and Braden Thornberry (-23), $250,700
T12th: Matteo Manaseero and Cristobal Del Solar (-22), $213,900
T12th: Chris Gotterup and Quade Cummins (-22), $213,900
T12th: Nick Taylor and Adam Hadwin (-22), $213,900
T12th: Ryan Gerard and Danny Walker (-22), $213,900
T12th: Sepp Straka and Brice Garnett (-22) $213,900
T12th: Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry (-22), $213,900
T18th: J.T. Poston and Keith Mitchell (-21), $140,300
T18th: Ricky Castillo and William Mouw (-21), $140,300
T18th: Nate Lashley and Hayden Springer (-21), $140,300
T18th: Aaron Rai and Sahith Teegala (-21), $140,300
T18th: Trey Mullinax and Robby Shelton (-21), $140,300
T18th: Ryo Hisatsune and Takumi Kanaya (-21), $140,300
T24th: Steven Fisk and Tim Widing (-20), $88,504
T24th: Sam Stevens and Max McGreevy (-20), $88,504
T26th: David Skinns and Ben Taylor (-19), $73,692
T26th: Vince Whaley and Anders Albertson (-19), $73,692
T28th: Paul Peterson and Thomas Rosenmueller (-18), $68,080
T28th: Kevin Tway and Bud Cauley (-18), $68,080
T28th: Nco Echavarria and Max Greyserman (-18), $68,080
31st: Kris Ventura and Antoine Rozner (-17), $59,800
T32nd: Thomas Detry and Robert MacIntyre (-16), $57,040
T32nd: Davis Riley and Nick Hardy (-16), $57,040
T32nd: Cam Davis and Adam Svensson (-16), $57,040
35th: Brandt Snedeker and Chez Reavie (-15), $49,680
36th: Kevin Chappell and Tom Hoge (-14), $47,380
37th: $45,080
38th: $43,240
39th: $41,400
40th: $39,560
41st: $37,720
42nd: $35,880
43rd: $34,040
44th: $32,200
45th: $30,360
46th: $28,520
47th: $26,680
48th: $25,208
49th: $23,920
50th: $23,184
51st: $22,632
52nd: $22,080
53rd: $21,712
54th: $21,344
55th: $21,160
56th: $20,976
57th: $20,792
58th: $20,608
59th: $20,424
60th: $20,240
61st: $20,056
62nd: $19,872
63rd: $19,688
64th: $19,504
65th: $19,320
66th: $19,136
67th: $18,952
68th: $18,768
69th: $18,584
70th: $18,400
71st: $18,216
72nd: $18,032
73rd: $17,848
74th: $17,664
75th: $17,480
76th: $17,296
77th: $17,112
78th: $16,928
79th: $16,744
80th: $16,560
81st: $16,376
82nd: $16,192
83rd: $16,008
84th: $15,824
85th: $15,640
86th: $15,456
87th: $15,272
88th: $15,088
89th: $14,904
90th: $14,720
2025 Zurich Classic of New Orleans: How to watch, schedule, TV
CBS will carry live coverage of the final round of the 2025 Zurich Classic of New Orleans starting at 3 p.m. ET, as will the Golf Channel (1-3 p.m. ET).
Streaming options include ESPN+ and Peacock, while fans can catch the action with a free trial of Fubo.
Date: Sunday, April 27
Sunday, April 27 Location: TPC Louisiana (Avondale, Louisiana)
TPC Louisiana (Avondale, Louisiana) TV channel: CBS (3-6 p.m. ET), Golf Channel (1-3 p.m. ET)
CBS (3-6 p.m. ET), Golf Channel (1-3 p.m. ET) Streaming: Fubo, ESPN+, Peacock
Watch the Zurich Classic of New Orleans on Fubo
(This story was updated to add more information.)
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