There’s something extra special about winning this week’s AIG Women’s Open. This is only the third time the women’s major has been played on the historic Old Course at St. Andrews, and to boast that you claimed the title at the Home of Golf is a reward that doesn’t come with a specific price tag. Just ask Lorena Ochoa (2007 champ) and Stacy Lewis (2013).

That said, the champion on Sunday will also walk off with a monetary prize that’s memorable as well. The R&A announced on Wednesday that it was offering a record $9.5 million prize money payout this year, up $500,000 from 2023 and 3½ times as much as was awarded the last time the Open came to St. Andrews in 2013. That year Lewis claimed a first-place payday of $402,583. This year’s winner takes home $1.425 million.

Here’s the prize money payouts for each golfer who makes the cut this week at St. Andrews. We’ll update this post shortly after play ends on Sunday with individual names and paydays.

Win: $1,425,000

2: $936,855

3: $678,540

4: $524,011

5: $421,003

6: $343,738

7: $287,080

8: $251,027

9: $225,273

10: $204,667

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11: $189,210

12: $176,333

13: $165,001

14: $154,703

15: $145,429

16: $137,189

17: $129,982

18: $123,799

19: $118,651

20: $114,525

21: $110,410

22: $106,285

23: $102,170

24: $98,045

25: $94,442

26: $90,838

27: $87,225

28: $83,622

29: $80,018

30: $76,927

31: $73,836

32: $70,744

33: $67,653

34: $64,562

35: $61,992

36: $59,413

39: $51,684

40: $49,627

41: $47,569

42: $45,512

43: $43,444

44: $41,386

45: $39,841

46: $38,295

47: $36,749

48: $35,204

49: $33,658

50: $32,112

51: $31,089

52: $30,055

53: $29,021

54: $27,997

55: $26,963

56: $25,929

57: $24,906

58: $23,872

59: $22,848

60: $21,814

61: $21,303

62: $20,781

63: $20,269

64: $19,757

65: $19,235

66: $18,723

67: $18,211

68: $17,689

69: $17,177

70: $16,665

71: $12,438

72: $12,150

73: $11,862

74: $11,575

75: $11,287

76: $11,000

All pros who qualified for the event but missed the cut earn $4,500 in unofficial money.

This article was originally published on golfdigest.com