Valspar Championship 2025: Date, Time & Location, Tee Times, Leaderboard, Field List and Course Details

The 2025 Valspar Championship will be held from March 20 to 23 at the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort in Palm Harbor, Florida. The par-71 stroke play event has a field of 144 players, a total purse of $8.7 million, and a winner's share of $1.56 million. The tournament, initially known as the Tampa Bay Classic when it debuted in 2000, went through several scheduling shifts and sponsorship changes before Valspar took over as title sponsor in 2013. Tournament week begins on March 16 with pro-ams, practice rounds, and events building up to the first round on March 20.

Valspar Championship's date and time in 2025

The schedule for the 2025 Valspar Championship is as follows, as per Valspar Championship's official website:

Date	Event	Time (ET)	Access
Sunday, March 16	Publix Copperhead 5K	N/A	Course closed to the public
Monday, March 17	AmeriLife Pro-Celebrity-Am, Executive Women’s Day	N/A	Private event
Tuesday, March 18	Professional Practice Rounds	All day	Open to public (8 a.m.)
	Pro-Celebrity-Am at Pelican, "Make It Possible" Youth Clinic	N/A	Private event
Wednesday, March 19	Tampa General Hospital Championship Pro-Am	All day	Open to public (7 a.m.)
Thursday, March 20	First Round Valspar Championship, Heroes Appreciation Day	All day	Open to public (7 a.m.)
	Peter Malnati Bucket Hat Day	N/A	Open to public
	Celebration for Peter Malnati (1st Tee)	6 p.m.	Open to public
Friday, March 21	Second Round Valspar Championship, Folds of Honor Friday	All day	Open to public (7 a.m.)
	National Anthem/Folds of Honor Celebration (1st Tee)	5:30 p.m.	Open to public
Saturday, March 22	Third Round Valspar Championship, Chick-fil-A Moooving Day	All day	Open to public (7 a.m.)
	Valspar LIVE concert (Osprey Driving Range)	6:30 p.m.	Open to public
Sunday, March 23	Final Round Valspar Championship	All day	Open to public (7 a.m.)
	Feeding Families Together Food Drive	N/A	Open to public

Valspar Championship's tee time in 2025

The 2025 Valspar Championship’s tee times will be updated closer to the event.

The Valspar Championship's course details

The 2025 Valspar Championship will take place on the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club in Palm Harbor, Florida. The club was first opened in 1970 by Salamander Hotels & Resorts and consists of four courses: the Island, Copperhead, North and South. Each of the latter courses is designed by Larry Packard. The Copperhead course hosts the Valspar Championship annually and has a 75.9 course rating and a slope rating of 142.

The hole details are as follows:

Hole	Par	Yards
1	5	560
2	4	435
3	4	455
4	3	195
5	5	605
6	4	465
7	4	420
8	3	235
9	4	430
Out	36	3800
10	4	445
11	5	575
12	4	380
13	3	200
14	5	590
15	3	215
16	4	475
17	3	215
18	4	445
In	35	3540
Total	71	7340

Valspar Championship's field list in 2025

The complete field list of the Valspar Championship 2025, as per Sports Illustrated, is as follows:

Player Name	Nationality
Byeong Hun An	South Korea
Mason Andersen	USA
Christiaan Bezuidenhout	South Africa
Akshay Bhatia	USA
Joseph Bramlett	USA
Jacob Bridgeman	USA
Blades Brown	USA
Hayden Buckley	USA
Sam Burns	USA
Brian Campbell	USA
Rafael Campos	Puerto Rico
Frankie Capan III	USA
Ricky Castillo	USA
Bud Cauley	USA
Will Chandler	USA
Luke Clanton	USA
Eric Cole	USA
Trevor Cone	USA
Corey Conners	Canada
Quade Cummins	USA
Joel Dahmen	USA
Cam Davis	Australia
Cristobal Del Solar	Chile
Thomas Detry	Belgium
Taylor Dickson	USA
Luke Donald	England
Nico Echavarria	Colombia
Patrick Fishburn	USA
Steven Fisk	USA
Tommy Fleetwood	England
Ryan Fox	New Zealand
Nick Gabrelcik	USA
Brice Garnett	USA
Ryan Gerard	USA
Doug Ghim	USA
Lucas Glover	USA
Noah Goodwin	USA
Will Gordon	USA
Chris Gotterup	USA
Ben Griffin	USA
Lanto Griffin	USA
Emiliano Grillo	Argentina
Adam Hadwin	Canada
Harry Hall	England
Nick Hardy	USA
Harry Higgs	USA
Joe Highsmith	USA
Ryo Hisatsune	Japan
Rico Hoey	Philippines
Charley Hoffman	USA
Nicolai Højgaard	Denmark
Rasmus Højgaard	Denmark
Billy Horschel	USA
Rikuya Hoshino	Japan
Beau Hossler	USA
Viktor Hovland	Norway
Mark Hubbard	USA
Mackenzie Hughes	Canada
Stephan Jaeger	Germany
Zach Johnson	USA
Takumi Kanaya	Japan
Chan Kim	South Korea
Michael Kim	USA
Tom Kim	South Korea
Kevin Kisner	USA
Kurt Kitayama	USA
Patton Kizzire	USA
Jake Knapp	USA
Greg Koch	USA
Ben Kohles	USA
Matt Kuchar	USA
Nate Lashley	USA
Thriston Lawrence	South Africa
K.H. Lee	South Korea
David Lipsky	USA
Luke List	USA
Justin Lower	USA
Shane Lowry	Ireland
Peter Malnati	USA
Matteo Manassero	Italy
Ben Martin	USA
Matt McCarty	USA
Max McGreevy	USA
Mac Meissner	USA
Keith Mitchell	USA
Taylor Moore	USA
William Mouw	USA
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen	Denmark
Niklas Norgaard	Denmark
Henrik Norlander	Sweden
Vincent Norrman	Sweden
Andrew Novak	USA
Thorbjørn Olesen	Denmark
Kaito Onishi	Japan
John Pak	USA
C.T. Pan	Taiwan
Jeremy Paul	Germany
Matthieu Pavon	France
Victor Perez	France
Paul Peterson	USA
Chandler Phillips	USA
J.T. Poston	USA
Aldrich Potgieter	South Africa
Seamus Power	Ireland
Andrew Putnam	USA
Aaron Rai	England
Chad Ramey	USA
Davis Riley	USA
Thomas Rosenmueller	Germany
Kevin Roy	USA
Antoine Rozner	France
Sam Ryder	USA
Xander Schauffele	USA
Adam Schenk	USA
Matti Schmid	Germany
Adam Scott	Australia
Neal Shipley	USA
Greyson Sigg	USA
Ben Silverman	Canada
Webb Simpson	USA
David Skinns	England
Alex Smalley	USA
Brandt Snedeker	USA
Jordan Spieth	USA
Sam Stevens	USA
Sepp Straka	Austria
Jackson Suber	USA
Adam Svensson	Canada
Jesper Svensson	Sweden
Sahith Theegala	USA
Justin Thomas	USA
Michael Thorbjornsen	USA
Braden Thornberry	USA
Sami Valimaki	Finland
Erik van Rooyen	South Africa
Kieron Van Wyk	South Africa
Jhonattan Vegas	Venezuela
Kevin Velo	USA
Kris Ventura	Norway
Karl Vilips	Australia
Camilo Villegas	Colombia
Danny Walker	USA
Matt Wallace	England
Paul Waring	England
Vince Whaley	USA
Tim Widing	Sweden
Danny Willett	England
Gary Woodland	USA
Cameron Young	USA
Carson Young	USA
Kevin Yu	Taiwan
Will Zalatoris	USA

Valspar Championship's purse details and purse breakdown structure in 2025

2025 Valspar Championship's purse breakdown structure

The purse breakdown structure of Valspar Championship 2025 is as follows:

Pos.	Prize Money
1st	$1,566,000
2nd	$948,300
3rd	$600,300
4th	$426,300
5th	$356,700
6th	$315,375
7th	$293,625
8th	$271,875
9th	$254,475
10th	$237,075
11th	$219,675
12th	$202,275
13th	$184,875
14th	$167,475
15th	$158,775
16th	$150,075
17th	$141,375
18th	$132,675
19th	$123,975
20th	$115,275
21st	$106,575
22nd	$97,875
23rd	$90,915
24th	$83,995
25th	$76,995
26th	$70,035
27th	$67,425
28th	$64,815
29th	$62,205
30th	$59,595
31st	$56,985
32nd	$54,375
33rd	$51,765
34th	$49,590
35th	$47,415
36th	$45,240
37th	$43,065
38th	$41,325
39th	$39,585
40th	$37,845
41st	$36,105
42nd	$34,365
43rd	$32,625
44th	$30,885
45th	$29,145
46th	$27,405
47th	$25,665
48th	$24,273
49th	$23,055
50th	$22,359
51st	$21,837
52nd	$21,315
53rd	$20,967
54th	$20,619
55th	$20,445
56th	$20,271
57th	$20,097
58th	$19,923
59th	$19,749
60th	$19,575
61st	$19,401
62nd	$19,227
63rd	$19,053
64th	$18,879
65th	$18,705

2025 Valspar Championship's tournament purse history

The purse for the inaugural Valspar Championship was $2.4 million. Previously known as the Tampa Bay Classic in 2000, the winner received $432,000. Under Chrysler's sponsorship in 2003, the purse was increased to $4.8 million, with the winner receiving $864,000. The purse increased to $5 million in 2004, but it remained at $5.3 million from 2005 to 2008. Since then, with a margin of no more than $100,000 to $300,000, the grow and stay purse pattern has been in effect, as per PGA's official website.

Following the event's cancellation due to COVID-19 in 2020, the purse increased significantly in 2022, hitting $7.8 million from $6.9 million in 2021. In 2023, the event's purse climbed to $8.1 million, followed by $8.4 million the following year. The 2025 season will have a purse of $8.7 million with the winner's share of $1.56 million, as per the PGA Tour.

Valspar Championship's map

The following image is a map of the Valspar Championship 2025, as per Valspar Championship's official website:

Valspar Championship's leaderboard in 2025

The 2025 Valspar Championship leaderboard will be updated after the conclusion of the event on March 23, 2025.

Valspar Championship's leaderboard in 2024

The 2024 Valspar Championship was won by Peter Malnati with a score of 272 under 12. He defeated Cameron Young by two strokes and earned the winner's share of $1.51 million of the $8.4 million purse.

The 2024 Valspar Championship leaderboard is as follows:

Pos.	Player	To Par	Total	Money
1	Peter Malnati	-12	272	$1,512,000
2	Cameron Young	-10	274	$915,600
T3	Chandler Phillips	-9	275	$495,600
T3	Mackenzie Hughes	-9	275	$495,600
T5	Xander Schauffele	-8	276	$298,725
T5	Ryan Moore	-8	276	$298,725
T5	Carl Yuan	-8	276	$298,725
T5	Adam Hadwin	-8	276	$298,725
T9	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-7	277	$237,300
T9	K.H. Lee	-7	277	$237,300
11	Lucas Glover	-6	278	$237,300
T12	Billy Horschel	-5	279	$212,100
T12	Taylor Moore	-5	279	$166,740
T12	Chez Reavie	-5	279	$166,740
T12	Scott Stallings	-5	279	$166,740
T12	Kevin Roy	-5	279	$166,740
T17	Andrew Novak	-4	280	$166,740
T17	Akshay Bhatia	-4	280	$104,020
T17	Aaron Baddeley	-4	280	$104,020
T17	Matti Schmid	-4	280	$104,020
T17	Matt Wallace	-4	280	$104,020
T17	Thomas Detry	-4	280	$104,020
T17	Ben Griffin	-4	280	$104,020
T17	Joseph Bramlett	-4	280	$104,020
T17	Keith Mitchell	-4	280	$104,020
T26	Mac Meissner	-3	281	$104,020
T26	Dylan Wu	-3	281	$104,020
T26	Fred Biondi	-3	281	$60,060
T26	Kevin Streelman	-3	281	$60,060
T26	Lee Hodges	-3	281	$60,060
T26	Cameron Champ	-3	281	$60,060
T26	Séamus Power	-3	281	$60,060
T33	Sam Ryder	-2	282	$60,060
T33	Robert MacIntyre	-2	282	$60,060
T33	Justin Suh	-2	282	$39,410
T33	Max Greyserman	-2	282	$39,410
T33	Stewart Cink	-2	282	$39,410
T33	Adam Schenk	-2	282	$39,410
T33	Eric Cole	-2	282	$39,410
T33	Ryo Hisatsune	-2	282	$39,410
T33	Robby Shelton	-2	282	$39,410
T33	Tom Whitney	-2	282	$39,410
T33	Michael Kim	-2	282	$39,410
T33	Brendon Todd	-2	282	$39,410
T45	Sami Välimäki	-1	283	$39,410
T45	Maverick McNealy	-1	283	$39,410
T45	Greyson Sigg	-1	283	$25,704
T45	Kevin Dougherty	-1	283	$25,704
T49	Matt Kuchar	E	284	$25,704
T49	Joel Dahmen	E	284	$25,704
T49	Roger Sloan	E	284	$21,151
T49	Jorge Campillo	E	284	$21,151
T49	Adam Svensson	E	284	$21,151
T54	Ryan Palmer	1	285	$21,151
T54	Alexander Björk	1	285	$21,151
T54	Carson Young	1	285	$19,404
T54	Webb Simpson	1	285	$19,404
T54	Vince Whaley	1	285	$19,404
T54	Norman Xiong	1	285	$19,404
T54	Rico Hoey	1	285	$19,404
T61	S.H. Kim	2	286	$19,404
T61	Chris Gotterup	2	286	$19,404
T61	Hayden Buckley	2	286	$18,564
T64	Sam Stevens	2	286	$18,564
T64	Nick Taylor	3	287	$18,564
T64	Justin Thomas	3	287	$18,060
T67	Harry Hall	4	288	$18,060
T67	Chan Kim	4	288	$18,060
T67	Parker Coody	4	288	$17,388
T67	Ben Martin	4	288	$17,388
T67	Doug Ghim	4	288	$17,388
T72	Ryan Brehm	5	289	$17,388
T72	Callum Tarren	5	289	$17,388
T72	Hayden Springer	5	289	$16,716
T75	Bronson Burgoon	10	294	$16,716
T75	Alejandro Tosti	10	294	$16,716
T75	David Skinns	10	294	$16,212

What is PAR in the 2025 Valspar Championship's leaderboard?

The 2025 Valspar Championship has 71 par, which includes four rounds of 18 holes each.

What is the largest prize money payout in Valspar Championship's history?

The largest prize money payout in Valspar Championship history is in 2025 with $8.7 million, with the winner’s share of $1.56 million, as per PGA's official website.