BMW PGA Championship 2023 payouts & winner's share: How much will each golfer win at the $9,000,000+ event?

The fourth round of the 2023 BMW PGA Championship will take place on Sunday, September 17, at the Wentworth Club in Surrey.

The BMW PGA Championship, being held just a couple of weeks before the Ryder Cup, featured all the European team members. All 12 members made it into the weekend, with rookie Ludvig Aberg securing a two-stroke lead ahead of the final round.

The purse size of the BMW PGA Championship is now at an all-time high of $9 million, a $1 million increase from last year. The winner will receive $1.53 million, and the runner-up will take home $990,000.

Here's the complete payout for the 2023 BMW PGA Championship:

• 1st - $1,530,000
• 2nd - $990,000
• 3rd - $567,000
• 4th - $450,000
• 5th - $381,600
• 6th - $315,000
• 7th - $270,000
• 8th - $225,000
• 9th - $201,600
• 10th - $180,000
• 11th - $165,600
• 12th - $154,800
• 13th - $144,900
• 14th - $137,700
• 15th - $132,300
• 16th - $126,900
• 17th - $121,500
• 18th - $116,100
• 19th - $111,600
• 20th - $108,000
• 21st - $104,400
• 22nd - $101,700
• 23rd - $99,000
• 24th - $96,300
• 25th - $93,600
• 26th - $90,900
• 27th - $88,200
• 28th - $85,500
• 29th - $82,800
• 30th - $80,100
• 31st - $77,400
• 32nd - $74,700
• 33rd - $72,000
• 34th - $69,300
• 35th - $66,600
• 36th - $63,900
• 37th - $62,100
• 38th - $60,300
• 39th - $58,500
• 40th - $56,700
• 41st - $54,900
• 42nd - $53,100
• 43rd - $51,300
• 44th - $49,500
• 45th - $47,700
• 46th - $45,900
• 47th - $44,100
• 48th - $42,300
• 49th - $40,500
• 50th - $38,700
• 51st - $36,900
• 52nd - $35,100
• 53rd - $33,300
• 54th - $31,500
• 55th - $30,600
• 56th - $29,700
• 57th - $28,800
• 58th - $27,900
• 59th - $27,000
• 60th - $26,100
• 61st - $25,200
• 62nd - $24,300
• 63rd - $23,400
• 64th - $22,500
• 65th - $21,600
• 66th - $20,700
• 67th - $19,800
• 68th - $18,900
• 69th - $18,000
• 70th - $17,100

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Ludvig Aberg leads ahead of the final round of the BMW PGA Championship

The 24-year-old DP World Tour rookie maintained his lead on Saturday, September 16, as he posted a 6-under 66 at the BMW PGA Championship, reaching a total of 17-under. He was two strokes ahead of Tommy Fleetwood and Connor Syme after three days at Wentworth.

Earlier this year, Ludvig Aberg became the first player to earn a PGA Tour card immediately after topping the PGA Tour University ranking. A couple of weeks ago, he won the European Masters and was selected for the Rome event by Europe's captain, Luke Donald.

Connor Syme shot 65 with the help of a brilliant back nine that included four birdies and an eagle. Fleetwood carded a 5-under 67 with the support of four birdies and an eagle.

Callum Shinkwin was three shots back after carding a bogey-free 64. Aaron Rai (67) and Ryan Fox (66) are also tied with Shinkwin. Jon Rahm trailed by four strokes after posting a 66 on Saturday.