The winner on Sunday of the CME Group Tour Championship will take home a $4 million prize money payout. We’ll let that wash over everybody for a minute.

And now we’ll try to put it in context. Only three times in LPGA history has a player made $4 million in an entire season: Lorena Ochoa in 2007 ($4.36 million), Lydia Ko in 2022 ($4.364 million) and Nelly Korda in 2024 (to date she’s made 4.164 million). Korda joined the list thanks to winning seven tournament titles, the most in a year by an LPGA player since Inbee Park won six in 2013.

Suffice it to say, the payday at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Fla., as the LPGA concludes its 2024 season is career-changing for just about any of the 60 players in the field. And, indeed, all 60 have the same chance at winning that top prize; unlike the PGA Tour’s Tour Championship, there is no staggered start among those who qualified to compete this week. No. 60 Carlota Ciganda has just as much chance as No. 1 Nelly Korda.

It’s not just the winner that will grab an impressive payday. The runner-up earns $1 million and last place still garners $55,000 with the overall purse being $11 million. Indeed, the rewards for playing your way into this season-ending event are commensurate with the achievement.

Here’s the prize money payout for each golfer this week in Florida. Come back Sunday after the finish and we’ll update this with individual names and specific prize money payouts.

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Of the public options sprinkled across Naples, Greg Norman’s Tiburón courses at the Ritz-Carlton provide the best balance of quality golf and convenience, situated in the heart of North Naples. That ideal combination comes at a cost, though, as green fees can be upwards of $300. The Gold course—ranked on our Best Courses You Can Play in Florida list—features stacked sod wall bunkers and no conventional rough and is home to the LPGA’s CME Group Tour Championship and the PGA Tour’s QBE Shootout. View Course

Win: $4,000,000

2: $1,000,000

3: $550,000

4: $350,000

5: $260,000

6: $195,000

7: $155,000

8: $136,000

9: $120,000

10: $113,500

11: $107,000

12: $101,000

13: $96,000

14: $91,000

15: $88,000

16: $86,000

17: $84,500

18: $83,000

19: $81,500

20: $80,000

21: $79,000

22: $78,000

23: $77,000

24: $76,000

25: $75,000

26: $74,000

27: $73,000

28: $72,000

29: $71,000

30: $70,000

31: $69,250

32: $68,500

33: $67,750

34: $67,000

35: $66,250

36: $65,500

37: $64,750

38: $64,000

39: $63,250

40: $62,500

41: $62,000

42: $61,500

43: $61,000

44: $60,500

45: $60,000

46: $59,500

47: $59,000

48: $58,500

49: $58,000

50: $57,500

51: $57,250

52: $57,000

53: $56,750

54: $56,500

55: $56,250

56: $56,000

57: $55,750

58: $55,500

59: $55,250

60: $55,000

This article was originally published on golfdigest.com