The LPGA’s 2026 Toto Japan Classic prize money per golfer revealed

The LPGA Tour is wrapping up its fall Asia swing this week at the Toto Japan Classic.

The event is being played at the Taiheiyo Club Minori Course in Omitama, Japan.

The total purse for the 2026 tournament is $2.1 million.

The winner will take home $315,000.

Here is the full prize money payout for every finishing position, based on the official LPGA payout schedule released for this event.

WIN: $315,000

2nd: $191,664

3rd: $139,039

4th: $107,557

5th: $86,572

6th: $70,831

7th: $59,288

8th: $51,944

9th: $46,697

10th: $42,499

11th: $39,350

12th: $36,726

13th: $34,418

14th: $32,320

15th: $30,430

16th: $28,752

17th: $27,284

18th: $26,024

19th: $24,975

20th: $24,135

21st: $23,296

22nd: $22,456

23rd: $21,617

24th: $20,777

25th: $20,043

26th: $19,309

27th: $18,573

28th: $17,839

29th: $17,105

30th: $16,475

31st: $15,845

32nd: $15,215

33rd: $14,585

34th: $13,956

35th: $13,432

36th: $12,907

37th: $12,383

38th: $11,858

39th: $11,332

40th: $10,913

41st: $10,494

42nd: $10,075

43rd: $9,653

44th: $9,234

45th: $8,919

46th: $8,604

47th: $8,290

48th: $7,975

49th: $7,660

50th: $7,345

51st: $7,136

52nd: $6,926

53rd: $6,715

54th: $6,507

55th: $6,296

56th: $6,085

57th: $5,877

58th: $5,666

59th: $5,458

60th: $5,247

61st: $5,143

62nd: $5,036

63rd: $4,932

64th: $4,828

65th: $4,721

66th: $4,617

67th: $4,513

68th: $4,406

69th: $4,302

70th: $4,198

71st: $4,146

72nd: $4,092

73rd: $4,039

74th: $3,987

75th: $3,939

76th: $3,889

77th: $3,840

78th: $3,791

Nasa Hataoka is the defending champion.

She also won this event in 2018.

The field includes 10 of the top 25 players in the world rankings.

World No. 2 Jeeno Thitikul is the highest-ranked player in the field this week.

Last week's winner Miyu Yamashita, ranked No. 4, is also playing.

Hyo Joo Kim, ranked No. 6, is the only other player inside the top 10.

There is no break on the LPGA schedule after this tournament.

The tour heads directly to Florida for the Annika Sorenstam event.

The season concludes the following week in Naples, Florida, with the CME Group Tour Championship.

World No. 1 Nelly Korda is expected to play in both of those events.

For context on how the event works: The Toto Japan Classic is a standard 72-hole stroke-play tournament on the LPGA Tour.

A cut is made after 36 holes, typically to the top 65 players plus ties.

Players who miss the cut do not receive prize money.

If there is a tie for the lead after 72 holes, an LPGA Tour playoff format is used.

The playoff is sudden death, meaning the first player to win a hole outright takes the title.