How much did Lilia Vu win at the 2023 The Annika driven by Gainbridge at Pelican? Prize money payout explored

Modified Nov 13, 2023 07:51 GMT

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Lilia Vu won the 2023 The Annika driven by Gainbridge at Pelican on Sunday. The golfer collected her fourth win of 2023 by carding a three-stroke lead over Alison Lee and Azahara Munoz. Vu, who played four rounds of 67, 66, 62 and 66, to score 261, won the winner’s share of $487,500.

Vu crossed the $4 million mark in career earnings on Sunday. The 26-year-old American golfer won one of the highest non-major purses of the season and extended her season earnings to $3,252,303. It's noteworthy that 78% of the golfer’s total earnings have come this season.

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With The Annika's $487,500 paycheck, the two-time major winner leads the LPGA earners list with one event remaining.

2023 The Annika driven by Gainbridge prize money payouts

While Vu took the major part of The Annika prize purse, runner-ups Lee and Munoz, received $262,260 each.

Amy Yang finished solo fourth and bagged $170,594 for her efforts. Stephanie Kyriacou and Emily Kristine Pedersen shared T5, winning $124,827 apiece.

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Lexi Thompson, Ariya Jutanugarn, Ruoning Yin, Minami Katsu and Megan Khang won $76,061 apiece for finishing T7.

Interestingly, early The Annika favorite Nelly Korda finished in a six-way tie for T25, alongside the likes of Charley Hull and Allisen Corpuz. The LPGA star, who’s won the event twice, returned home with $30,042.

Complete prize money payouts for 2023 The Annika driven by Gainbridge

WIN: Lilia Vu - $487,500
T2: Alison Lee - $262,260
T2: Azahara Munoz - $262,260
4: Amy Yang - $170,594
T5: Stephanie Kyriacou - $124,827
T5: Emily Kristine Pedersen - $124,827
T7: Ariya Jutanugarn - $76,061
T7: Lexi Thompson - $76,061
T7: Ruoning Yin - $76,061
T7: Megan Khang - $76,061
T7: Minami Katsu - $76,061
T12: Hae Ran Ryu - $54,700
T12: Wei-Ling Hsu - $54,700
T12: Gaby Lopez - $54,700
T15: Linn Grant - $45,714
T15: Rachel Kuehn (a) - $0
T15: Amanda Doherty - $45,714
T15: Patty Tavatanakit - $45,714
T19: In Gee Chun - $39,029
T19: Bianca Pagdanganan - $39,029
T19: Brooke M. Henderson - $39,029
T19: Wichanee Meechai - $39,029
T23: Grace Kim - $34,952
T23: Sarah Schmelzel - $34,952
T25: Charley Hull - $30,042
T25: Allisen Corpuz - $30,042
T25: Cydney Clanton - $30,042
T25: Jasmine Suwannapura - $30,042
T25: Chanettee Wannasaen - $30,042
T25: Nelly Korda - $30,042
T31: Atthaya Thitikul - $23,205
T31: Jeongeun Lee5 - $23,205
T31: Pornanong Phatlum - $23,205
T31: Jin Young Ko - $23,205
T31: Ally Ewing - $23,205
T31: Lydia Ko - $23,205
T31: Lindy Duncan - $23,205
T38: Leona Maguire - $17,726
T38: Gabriela Ruffels - $17,726
T38: Jodi Ewart Shadoff - $17,726
T38: Dewi Weber - $17,726
T38: Matilda Castren - $17,726
T38: Gina Kim - $17,726
T44: Maria Fassi - $14,979
T44: Soo Bin Joo - $14,979
T46: Nicole Broch Estrup - $13,398
T46: Caroline Inglis - $13,398
T46: Georgia Hall - $13,398
T46: Louise Rydqvist (a) - $0
T46: Jaravee Boonchant - $13,398
T51: Pernilla Lindberg - $11,179
T51: Hye-Jin Choi - $11,179
T51: Yuna Nishimura - $11,179
T51: Carlota Ciganda - $11,179
T51: Jeongeun Lee6 - $11,179
T51: Muni He - $11,179
T57: Sarah Kemp - $9,653
T57: Ruixin Liu - $9,653
T57: Perrine Delacour - $9,653
60: Elizabeth Szokol - $8,987
T61: Polly Mack - $8,100
T61: Ashleigh Buhai - $8,100
T61: Olivia Cowan - $8,100
T61: Eun-Hee Ji - $8,100
T61: Hinako Shibuno - $8,100
T61: Aline Krauter - $8,100
T67: Gemma Dryburgh - $7,406
T67: Anna Nordqvist - $7,406
69: Frida Kinhult - $7,158
70: Min Lee - $6,989

The LPGA Tour heads to the CME Group Tour Championship next week, which boasts a prize purse of $7 million.

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