2025 Valero Texas Open prize money: How much each player won in San Antonio

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Brian Harman won the 2025 Valero Texas Open for his fourth PGA Tour win. Valero Texas Open prize money payout on the PGA Tour.

Brian Harman won the 2025 Valero Texas Open for his fourth PGA Tour win.

Here’s how the 2025 Valero Texas Open prize money was awarded at the PGA Tour event.

The 2025 PGA Tour season remained in the Lone Star State for a second successive week – this time for the Valero Texas Open – where many Augusta-bound pros applied the finishing touches to their Masters preparations.

This year’s edition from TPC San Antonio saw 2023 Open Champion Brian Harman return to the winner’s circle to claim the $1.71m payout from the $9.5m purse. Runner-up Ryan Gerard scooped just over $1m, with the top five and ties all securing themselves a $300,000 payday.

Here’s a full breakdown of how the purse was dished out in Texas…

Valero Texas Open prize money payout

PositionPlayerEarnings
1Brian Harman$1,710,000
2Ryan Gerard$1,035,500
T3Maverick McNealy$560,500
T3Andrew Novak$560,500
T5Patrick Fishburn$304,000
T5Thorbjorn Olesen$304,000
T5Bud Cauley$304,000
T5Chan Kim$304,000
T5Chad Ramey$304,000
T5Ryo Hisatsune$304,000
T5Tom Hoge$304,000
T12Nate Lashley$182,875
T12Jordan Spieth$182,875
T12Alejandro Tosti$182,875
T12Henrik Norlander$182,875
T12Sami Valimaki$182,875
T12Keith Mitchell$182,875
T18Matt Kuchar$113,050
T18Cameron Young$113,050
T18Chandler Phillips$113,050
T18Doug Ghim$113,050
T18Corey Conners$113,050
T18Zach Johnson$113,050
T18Emiliano Grillo$113,050
T18Denny McCarthy$113,050
T26Eric Cole$72,200
T26J.T. Poston$72,200
T26Matt Wallace$72,200
T26Harry Hall$72,200
T30Daniel Berger$62,225
T30Rickie Fowler$62,225
T30Harry Higgs$62,225
T33Jesper Svensson$50,666
T33Steven Fisk$50,666
T33William Mouw$50,666
T33Ben James (a)$0
T33Quade Cummins$50,666
T33Antoine Rozner$50,666
T33Patrick Cantlay$50,666
T40Gary Woodland$37,525
T40Lanto Griffin$37,525
T40Kevin Roy$37,525
T40Ben Griffin$37,525
T40Carson Young$37,525
T40Sam Ryder$37,525
T40Francesco Molinari$37,525
T47Rafael Campos$26,809
T47Justin Rose$26,809
T47Aldrich Potgieter$26,809
T47Keegan Bradley$26,809
T47Adam Svensson$26,809
T52Matthew Riedel$23,133
T52Ben Martin$23,133
T52John Pak$23,133
T52Mac Meissner$23,133
T56Tony Finau$22,040
T56Camilo Villegas$22,040
T56Noah Goodwin$22,040
T56Patrick Rodgers$22,040
T60Brice Garnett$21,470
T60Beau Hossler$21,470
T62Erik van Rooyen$21,090
T62Tommy Fleetwood$21,090
64Peter Malnati$20,615
65Taylor Dickson$20,425
66Patton Kizzire$20,355
Akshay Bhatia wins the 2024 Valero Texas Open.

Valero Texas Open prize find history

Here’s how the Valero Texas Open purse and winner’s share have evolved over the last 30 years.

YearWinnerNationalityTo ParPurse ($)Winner’s Share ($)
2025Brian HarmanUnited States-99,500,0001,710,000
2024Akshay BhatiaUnited States−209,200,0001,656,000
2023Corey Conners (2)Canada−158,900,0001,602,000
2022J. J. SpaunUnited States−138,600,0001,548,000
2021Jordan SpiethUnited States−187,700,0001,386,000
2019Corey ConnersCanada−207,500,0001,350,000
2018Andrew LandryUnited States−176,200,0001,116,000
2017Kevin ChappellUnited States−126,200,0001,116,000
2016Charley HoffmanUnited States−126,200,0001,116,000
2015Jimmy WalkerUnited States−116,200,0001,116,000
2014Steven BowditchAustralia−86,200,0001,116,000
2013Martin LairdScotland−146,200,0001,116,000
2012Ben CurtisUnited States−96,200,0001,116,000
2011Brendan SteeleUnited States−86,200,0001,116,000
2010Adam ScottAustralia−146,100,0001,098,000
2009Zach Johnson (2)United States−156,100,0001,098,000
2008Zach JohnsonUnited States−194,500,000810,000
2007Justin Leonard (3)United States−194,500,000810,000
2006Eric AxleyUnited States−154,000,000720,000
2005Robert GamezUnited States−183,500,000630,000
2004Bart BryantUnited States−193,500,000630,000
2003Tommy Armour IIIUnited States−263,500,000630,000
2002Loren RobertsUnited States−193,500,000630,000
2001Justin Leonard (2)United States−153,000,000540,000
2000Justin LeonardUnited States−172,500,000450,000
1999Duffy WaldorfUnited States−142,500,000450,000
1998Hal SuttonUnited States−102,000,000360,000
1997Tim HerronUnited States−102,000,000360,000
1996David OgrinUnited States−101,500,000270,000
1995Duffy WaldorfUnited States−81,200,000216,000
1994Bob EstesUnited States−91,200,000216,000
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