Here’s the prize money payout for each golfer at the LPGA’s 2025 Standard Portland Classic

After a week off the LPGA has returned for the Standard Portland Classic, an event that’s been played on the tour since 1972, most of that time at Columbia Edgewater Country Club, the host again this year.

The field is playing for a $2 million purse with the winner taking home $300,000 for a victory. Moriya Jutanugarn is the defending champion.

The season still has been bizarre in that there hasn’t been a repeat winner all year on tour, the longest stretch in history without that happening. Seven of the 21 different winners this year are in action in Portland, including Grace Kim and Angel Yin.

There are seven past Portland champions competing including Jutanugarn, Stacy Lewis (2017), Brooke Henderson (2015, 2016) and Juli Inkster (1999). Yes, Inkster is playing on one of the tournaments that she said has always been one of her favorites. In 1999, she won by a whopping six shots.

This year, she’s using it as practice for the U.S. Senior Women’s Open, played next week at San Diego Country Club.

“The USGA Senior is really important to me,” the 65-year-old World Golf Hall of Famer said. “I would really like to win that or be competitive in that, so I’m giving it my all this year to see what happens. So put myself out there, play this week, but I figured there is no better way to really prepare for a tournament than playing in a tournament.

“So, my expectations, I know I’ll be hitting first most of the time, which is OK. Just try to put some solid rounds together and maybe see if I can shoot under par.”

Up next for the LPGA: CPKC Women’s Open in Canada and the FM Championship at TPC Boston.

Here’s the rundown of what each player will earn this week in Portland. Check back here Sunday after play is complete for updates.

WIN: $300,000

2: $186,096

3: $135,000

4: $104,433

5: $84,057

6: $68,773

7: $57,566

8: $50,434

9: $45,340

10: $41,264

11: $38,207

12: $35,659

13: $33,418

14: $31,381

15: $29,546

16: $27,916

17: $26,491

18: $25,268

19: $24,249

20: $23,433

21: $22,619

22: $21,803

23: $20,989

24: $20,173

25: $19,461

26: $18,748

27: $18,033

28: $17,320

29: $16,608

30: $15,996

31: $15,385

32: $14,773

33: $14,162

34: $13,550

35: $13,042

36: $12,532

37: $12,023

38: $11,513

39: $11,003

40: $10,596

41: $10,189

42: $9,782

43: $9,373

44: $8,966

45: $8,660

46: $8,354

47: $8,049

48: $7,743

49: $7,437

50: $7,131

51: $6,929

52: $6,724

53: $6,520

54: $6,317

55: $6,113

56: $5,908

57: $5,706

58: $5,501

59: $5,299

60: $5,094

61: $4,993

62: $4,890

63: $4,789

64: $4,687

65: $4,584

66: $4,483

67: $4,382

68: $4,278

69: $4,177

70: $4,076

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