How much did each golfer win at the 2023 HSBC Women’s World Championship? Prize money payouts explored

The HSBC Women’s World Championship concluded on Sunday with former World No. 1 Jin Young Ko lifting the title. Having spent most of 2022 on the sidelines due to a wrist injury, the LPGA golfer made a solid return to win this week’s event and extend her title-winning season record to six.

The 27-year-old with 14 career LPGA titles, including two majors, edged past Nelly Korda to win the HSBC Women’s World Championship. The golfer bagged the $270,000 winner’s check with the move. Ko also extended her career earnings to $10,680,535, passing Yani Tseng and Ariya Jutanugarn to become 22nd on the LPGA career money list.

While Young Ko took the winner’s check, runner-up Korda settled for $169,299. Danielle Kang, Allisen Corpuz, and Ayaka Furue finished T3 and won $98,097 each. Meanwhile, Jessica Korda, returning for her first event since a back injury, finished last on the HSBC Women’s World Championship leaderboard. She returned home earning $4,078.

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HSBC Women’s World Championship prize money

Here is the complete prize money breakdown for the 2023 HSBC Women’s World Championship:

• 1: Jin Young Ko - $270,000
• 2: Nelly Korda - $169,299
• T3: Danielle Kang - $98,097
• T3: Ayaka Furue - $98,097
• T3: Allisen Corpuz - $98,097
• 6: Yuka Saso - $62,566
• 7: Ashleigh Buhai - $52,370
• T8: Hyo Joo Kim - $43,565
• T8: Elizabeth Szokol - $43,565
• 10: Atthaya Thitikul - $37,539
• T11: Nasa Hataoka - $32,533
• T11: Celine Boutier - $32,533
• T11: Eun-Hee Ji - $32,533
• T14: Lilia Vu - $24,995
• T14: Madelene Sagstrom - $24,995
• T14: Georgia Hall - $24,955
• T14: A Lim Kim - $24,995
• T14: Linn Grant - $24,995
• T14: Ariya Jutanugarn - $24,995
• T20: Leona Maguire - $20,207
• T20: Hannah Green - $20,207
• T20: Hye Jin Choi - $20,207
• T20: Na Rin An - $20,207
• T24: In-gee Chun - $16,419
• T24: Jodi Ewart Shadoff - $16,419
• T24: Nanna Koerstz Madsen - $16,419
• T24: Carlota Ciganda - $16,419
• T24: Amy Yang - $16,419
• T24: Sophia Schubert - $16,419
• T24: Jenny Shin - $16,419
• T31: Lydia Ko - $13,718
• T31: Mina Harigae - $13,718
• T33: Yu Liu - $11,648
• T33: Megan Khang - $11,648
• T33: Hinako Shibuno - $11,648
• T33: Sei Young Kim - $11,648
• T33: Anna Nordqvist - $11,648
• T33: Moriya Jutanugarn - $11,648
• T39: Xiyu Lin - $9,454
• T39: Chella Choi - $9,454
• T39: Alison Lee - $9,454
• T39: Stacy Lewis - $9,454
• T43: Yuting Shi - $8,041
• T43: Jennifer Kupcho - $8,041
• T43: Cheyenne Knight - $8,041
• T43: Jeongeun Lee - $8,041
• 47: Gemma Dryburgh - $7,322
• T48: Brooke Henderson - $6,905
• T48: Matilda Castren - $6,905
• 50: Pornanong Phatlum - $6,488
• 51: Lizette Salas - $6,304
• T52: Minjee Lee - $5,839
• T52: Gaby Lopez - $5,839
• T52: Maja Stark - $5,839
• T52: Patty Tavatanakit - $5,839
• T56: Andrea Lee - $5,098
• T56: Marina Alex - $5,098
• T56: Ryann O’Toole - $5,098
• T56: Pajaree Anannarukarn - $5,098
• 60: Maria Fassi - $4,635
• 61: Tiffany Chan - $4,543
• 62: Amanda Tan - $4,449
• 63: Sarah Schmelzel - $4,356
• 64: Paula Reto - $4,264
• 65: Mao Saigo - $4,170
• 66: Jessica Korda - $4,078

The LPGA HSBC Women’s World Championship took place in parallel to the PGA Tour's Arnold Palmer Invitational. Kurt Kitayama won the event.