Here's the prize money payout for each golfer at the 2023 AT&T Byron Nelson

It was anybody’s ball game on Sunday at the AT&T Byron Nelson. And we do mean anybody. Seven different golfers held a share of the lead at some point during the final round at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas, including a trio trying to claim their maiden PGA Tour wins.

But in the end, it was experience that prevailed. Jason Day, a former World No. 1 who started the round two shots off the lead, rallied with a closing bogey-free nine-under 62 to win for the 13th time in his tour career but the first since 2018.

“It’s been a struggling few years, five years since my last win … so to be able to get the win the way I played today was really special,” said Day, who beat Si Woo Kim and Austin Eckroat by one shot with a 23-under 261 total. “I’m very pleased and happy with how things have progressed the last couple years for me.”

Day was alluding to back injuries and a bout with vertigo that made it unclear if he would ever win again on the PGA Tour after being a dominant player in the mid-2010s, when he won eight times in a 15-month period, including the 2015 PGA Championship at Whistling Straits. In 2022, he had fallen all the way to 175th in the World Ranking.

It was a fitting victory for Day in multiple ways. The Byron Nelson was the place where the 35-year-old Australian claimed his first tour win in 2010. And to secure the victory on Mother’s Day was bittersweet and heartwarming at the same time. Day’s mom, Adenil, was a significant influence on his life after the death of his father from stomach cancer when Jason was just 12. Adenil passed away after a five-year fight with cancer in March 2022.

The overall prize money payout at the Nelson is $9.5 million, the biggest purse of any non-major or designated event on the PGA Tour in 2023, with Day earning $1.71 million for his victory. Here’s the prize money payouts for each golfer who made the cut this week at TPC Craig Ranch.

Win: Jason Day, 261/-23, $1,710,000

T-2: Austin Eckroat, 262/-22, $845,500

T-2: Si Woo Kim, 262/-22, $845,500

4: C.T. Pan, 263/-21, $465,500

T-5: Zecheng Dou, 264/-20, $351,500

T-5: Tyrrell Hatton, 264/-20, $351,500

T-5: Scottie Scheffler, 264/-20, $351,500

T-8: Vincent Norrman, 265/-19, $277,875

T-8: Ryan Palmer, 265/-19, $277,875

T-8: Adam Scott, 265/-19, $277,875

T-11: Stephan Jaeger, 266/-18, $220,875

T-11: Kevin Tway, 266/-18, $220,875

T-11: Richy Werenski, 266/-18, $220,875

T-14: Byeong Hun An, 267/-17, $163,875

T-14: Mackenzie Hughes, 267/-17, $163,875

T-14: Sung Kang, 267/-17, $163,875

T-14: Peter Kuest, 267/-17, $163,875

T-14: Carson Young, 267/-17, $163,875

T-19: Joseph Bramlett, 268/-16, $121,125

T-19: Doug Ghim, 268/-16, $121,125

T-19: Scott Piercy, 268/-16, $121,125

T-19: Seamus Power, 268/-16, $121,125

T-23: Christiaan Bezuidenhout, 269/-15, $80,546.43

T-23: Eric Cole, 269/-15, $80,546.43

T-23: Trevor Cone, 269/-15, $80,546.43

T-23: Nate Lashley, 269/-15, $80,546.43

T-23: Hideki Matsuyama, 269/-15, $80,546.43

T-23: Brandon Wu, 269/-15, $80,546.43

T-23: Aaron Baddeley, 269/-15, $80,546.42

T-30: Garrick Higgo, 270/-14, $60,800

T-30: Patton Kizzire, 270/-14, $60,800

T-30: Matthew NeSmith, 270/-14, $60,800

T-30: Doc Redman, 270/-14, $60,800

T-34: Stewart Cink, 271/-13, $45,441.67

T-34: Tommy Gainey, 271/-13, $45,441.67

T-34: Adam Hadwin, 271/-13, $45,441.67

T-34: Martin Laird, 271/-13, $45,441.67

T-34: Luke List, 271/-13, $45,441.67

T-34: Augusto Núñez, 271/-13, $45,441.67

T-34: Tom Kim, 271/-13, $45,441.66

T-34: Henrik Norlander, 271/-13, $45,441.66

T-34: Sam Stevens, 271/-13, $45,441.66

T-43: Sangmoon Bae, 272/-12, $30,115

T-43: Jonathan Byrd, 272/-12, $30,115

T-43: Tom Hoge, 272/-12, $30,115

T-43: Satoshi Kodaira, 272/-12, $30,115

T-43: Matt Kuchar, 272/-12, $30,115

T-43: Justin Lower, 272/-12, $30,115

T-43: Robby Shelton, 272/-12, $30,115

T-50: Ryan Armour, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: Cameron Champ, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: Harrison Endycott, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: Tano Goya, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: James Hahn, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: Scott Harrington, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: K.H. Lee, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: Adam Long, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: Taylor Montgomery, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: Sean O'Hair, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: Chad Ramey, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: Chris Stroud, 273/-11, $22,216.43

T-50: S.H. Kim, 273/-11, $22,216.42

T-50: Aaron Wise, 273/-11, $22,216.42

T-64: Ryan Brehm, 274/-10, $20,425

T-64: Parker Coody, 274/-10, $20,425

T-64: William McGirt, 274/-10, $20,425

T-67: David Micheluzzi, 275/-9, $19,855

T-67: Andrew Novak, 275/-9, $19,855

T-67: Robert Streb, 275/-9, $19,855

T-70: Greg Chalmers, 276/-8, $19,190

T-70: Will Gordon, 276/-8, $19,190

T-70: Jim Herman, 276/-8, $19,190

T-70: Davis Thompson, 276/-8, $19,190

T-74: Bill Haas, 277/-7, $18,525

T-74: S.Y. Noh, 277/-7, $18,525

T-74: Jimmy Walker, 277/-7, $18,525

T-77: Brice Garnett, 278/-6, $18,050

T-77: Fabián Gómez, 278/-6, $18,050

T-79: Lucas Glover, 280/-4, $17,480

T-79: Kelly Kraft, 280/-4, $17,480

T-79: Roger Sloan, 280/-4, $17,480

T-79: Vince Whaley, 280/-4, $17,480

T-83: Brent Grant, 281/-3, $16,910

T-83: Harry Hall, 281/-3, $16,910