2026 Sony Open in Hawaii purse: Payout breakdown, winner’s share

We’ve reached the final round of the 2026 Sony Open in Hawaii, the first PGA Tour event of the new season. And on Sunday at Waialae Country Club, players will be fighting for their share of the huge Sony Open purse of **$9.1 million**. But their ultimate payout, of course, depends on where they finish on the leaderboard.With 18 holes to play, Davis Riley has set himself apart from the pack. Riley’s 12-total through three rounds is good enough for a two-shot lead. But 54-hole leads are notoriously hard to maintain on Tour.That means the trio of players in second—Chris Gotterup, Harry Hall and Kevin Roy—have a great shot at coming from behind to win. And whoever ends up with the victory will walk away with the **$1.638 million** winner’s share.Further down the leaderboard are two three-time major champions who would make waves with a victory: Jordan Spieth and Vijay Singh.Spieth (six under) is vying for his first Tour win since 2022. Singh (four under), who is 62 years old, is hoping to back up his incredible made cut with an historic win.**Purse Breakdown:** – 1st: $1,638,000 – 2nd: $991,900 – 3rd: $627,900 – 4th: $445,900 – 5th: $373,100 – 6th: $329,875 – 7th: $307,125 – 8th: $284,375 – 9th: $266,175 – 10th: $247,975For the full payout breakdown, see the official PGA Tour site.