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The Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale, home of the WM Phoenix Open
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The 2023 Waste Management Phoenix Open is the first full-field designated event on the PGA tour. Its field is packed with about 17 of the top 20 golfers in the world, which makes for an action-packed weekend. The venue is set at TPC Scottsdale, The Stadium Course, Famed for its colosseum-styled 16th hole, The Stadium Course always draws a massive crowd which brings some of the highest energy of all the events on the tour. The week was off to a great start, where we see two Canadians rise atop the leaderboard with a pair of early 66s, Nick Taylor and Adam Hadwin. Over the weekend, it came down to a battle between previous champion, Scottie Scheffler, and Nick Taylor. After the dust cleared, it was Scottie Scheffler that rose atop the leaderboard to successfully defend his title and reclaim his spot as the number one golfer in the world.
The Overall Purse at the WM Phoenix Open
The purse at the 2023 Phoenix Open is $20 million. This is the largest pot so far in the calendar year, 30% more than what was available at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. With this win, Scottie will be taking home a very healthy $3.6 million, which is the usual 18% of the pot awarded to winners on Tour. That that he needs it after his performance last year, but that kind of money is more than enough to take financial pressure off his shoulders, allowing him to properly strategize on which tournaments to play and which weeks he could afford to rest. It also allows them to take proper care of his caddie for his hard work.
How much does the winning caddie make at the WM Phoenix Open?
The winning caddie at this year’s Phoenix Open is Ted Scott, he's expected to take home a hefty $360,000. For some context, Joe Greiner, Max Homa’s caddie took home about half that amount, earning $156,000 after their win. With a pot this large, we can expect that every caddie is putting in extra work to ensure that their player makes the least mistakes, as this will result in a higher pay day. Let’s take a look at how much the caddies made at the2023 WM Phoenix Open.
Here’s the 2023 WM Phoenix Open final payout breakdown for each caddie
Pos | Player | Final Score | Payout | Caddie | Caddie Rate | Caddie Payout |
1 | Scottie Scheffler | -19 | $3,600,000 | Ted Scott | 10% | $360,000 |
2 | Nick Taylor | -16 | $2,180,000 | Dave Markle | 7% | $152,600 |
3 | Jon Rahm | -14 | $1,380,000 | Adam Hayes | 7% | $96,600 |
4 | Justin Thomas | -13 | $980,000 | Jim Mackay | 7% | $68,600 |
5 | Jason Day | -12 | $820,000 | Luke Reardon | 7% | $57,400 |
T6 | Sam Burns | -11 | $652,500 | Travis Perkins | 7% | $45,675 |
T6 | Sungjae Im | -11 | $652,500 | William Spencer | 7% | $45,675 |
T6 | Jordan Spieth | -11 | $652,500 | Michael Greller | 7% | $45,675 |
T6 | Tyrrell Hatton | -11 | $652,500 | Michael Donaghy | 7% | $45,675 |
T10 | Wyndham Clark | -10 | $485,000 | John Ellis | 7% | $33,950 |
T10 | Xander Schauffele | -10 | $485,000 | Austin Kaiser | 7% | $33,950 |
T10 | Rickie Fowler | -10 | $485,000 | Ricky Romano | 7% | $33,950 |
T10 | Adam Hadwin | -10 | $485,000 | Joe Cruz | 7% | $33,950 |
T14 | Patrick Rodgers | -8 | $335,000 | Shane Joel | 5% | $16,750 |
T14 | Dylan Frittelli | -8 | $335,000 | Philip Lowe | 5% | $16,750 |
T14 | Taylor Moore | -8 | $335,000 | Chris Tichenor | 5% | $16,750 |
T14 | Tony Finau | -8 | $335,000 | Mark Urbanek | 5% | $16,750 |
T14 | Charley Hoffman | -8 | $335,000 | Andy Barnes | 5% | $16,750 |
T14 | Beau Hossler | -8 | $335,000 | David Pelekoudas | 5% | $16,750 |
T20 | Seamus Power | -7 | $245,000 | Simon Keelan | 5% | $12,250 |
T20 | Sam Ryder | -7 | $245,000 | Brent Everson | 5% | $12,250 |
T20 | Keegan Bradley | -7 | $245,000 | Scott Vail | 5% | $12,250 |
T23 | Chesson Hadley | -6 | $174,000 | Shannon Wallis | 5% | $8,700 |
T23 | Scott Stallings | -6 | $174,000 | Jon Yarbrough | 5% | $8,700 |
T23 | Adam Schenk | -6 | $174,000 | David Cooke | 5% | $8,700 |
T23 | Si Woo Kim | -6 | $174,000 | Manuel Villegas | 5% | $8,700 |
T23 | Kurt Kitayama | -6 | $174,000 | Tim Tucker | 5% | $8,700 |
T23 | Jhonattan Vegas | -6 | $174,000 | Ruben Yorio | 5% | $8,700 |
T29 | Hideki Matsuyama | -5 | $137,000 | Shota Hayafuji | 5% | $6,850 |
T29 | Hayden Buckley | -5 | $137,000 | Brian Mahoney | 5% | $6,850 |
T29 | Matthew Fitzpatrick | -5 | $137,000 | #N/A | 5% | $6,850 |
T32 | Billy Horschel | -4 | $109,286 | Mark Fulchrt | 5% | $5,464 |
T32 | James Hahn | -4 | $109,286 | Carson Tilley | 5% | $5,464 |
T32 | Jason Dufner | -4 | $109,286 | Brandon Antus | 5% | $5,464 |
T32 | Rory McIlroy | -4 | $109,286 | Harry Diamond | 5% | $5,464 |
T32 | Matt Kuchar | -4 | $109,286 | Brian Reed | 5% | $5,464 |
T32 | Zach Johnson | -4 | $109,286 | Brian Smith | 5% | $5,464 |
T32 | Kevin Tway | -4 | $109,286 | David Flynn | 5% | $5,464 |
T39 | Sahith Theegala | -3 | $87,000 | Carl Smith | 5% | $4,350 |
T39 | Max Homa | -3 | $87,000 | Joe Greiner | 5% | $4,350 |
T39 | Lucas Glover | -3 | $87,000 | Tommy Lamb | 5% | $4,350 |
T42 | Adam Long | -2 | $65,350 | Matt Erwin | 5% | $3,268 |
T42 | Ryan Palmer | -2 | $65,350 | #N/A | 5% | $3,268 |
T42 | Aaron Rai | -2 | $65,350 | Jason Timmis | 5% | $3,268 |
T42 | Viktor Hovland | -2 | $65,350 | Shay Knight | 5% | $3,268 |
T42 | K.H. Lee | -2 | $65,350 | Daniel Parratt | 5% | $3,268 |
T42 | Brian Harman | -2 | $65,350 | Scott Tway | 5% | $3,268 |
T42 | Keith Mitchell | -2 | $65,350 | John Limanti | 5% | $3,268 |
T42 | Gary Woodland | -2 | $65,350 | Brennan Little | 5% | $3,268 |
T50 | Tom Kim | -1 | $48,543 | Joseph Skovron | 5% | $2,427 |
T50 | Justin Lower | -1 | $48,543 | Chad Gonzales | 5% | $2,427 |
T50 | Lucas Herbert | -1 | $48,543 | Nick Pugh | 5% | $2,427 |
T50 | Joel Dahmen | -1 | $48,543 | Geno Bonnalie | 5% | $2,427 |
T50 | Corey Conners | -1 | $48,543 | Danny Sahl | 5% | $2,427 |
T50 | Brandon Wu | -1 | $48,543 | David Streza | 5% | $2,427 |
T50 | Erik van Rooyen | -1 | $48,543 | Alex Gaugert | 5% | $2,427 |
T57 | Webb Simpson | E | $45,600 | Paul Tesori | 5% | $2,280 |
T57 | Taylor Pendrith | E | $45,600 | Mitchell Theoret | 5% | $2,280 |
T57 | Danny Lee | E | $45,600 | Grant Bennett | 5% | $2,280 |
T57 | Greyson Sigg | E | $45,600 | Jon Turcott | 5% | $2,280 |
T61 | Trey Mullinax | 1 | $44,400 | Julien Trudeau | 5% | $2,220 |
T61 | Nate Lashley | 1 | $44,400 | Nicholas Mason | 5% | $2,220 |
63 | Kelly Kraft | 4 | $43,800 | Boston Brittain | 5% | $2,190 |
64 | Cameron Young | 5 | $43,400 | Chad Reynolds | 5% | $2,170 |
65 | Stewart Cink | 7 | $43,000 | Scott Sajtinac | 5% | $2,150 |
66 | Jim Herman | 8 | $42,900 | Matthew Achatz | 5% | $2,145 |
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