2023 Hanwha Lifeplus International Crown prize money payouts for each LPGA player at TPC Harding Park


The fourth staging of the Hanwha Lifeplus International Crown saw Thailand dominate the eight-country field with an 11-1-0 record. The $2 million purse is unofficial money. The winning team’s portion is $500,000, or $125,000 per player.

A total of 32 players were in the field, representing the following countries: United States, South Korea, Japan, Sweden, England, Thailand, Australia and China.

This marked the first time Thailand and Australia reached the finals.

Team Thailand was seeded sixth coming into the week and the lineup boasted three major titles and two former World No. 1s: Ariya Jutanugarn, Moriya Jutanugarn, Patty Tavatanakit and Atthaya Thitikul.

The event, which was last contested in 2018, is meant to be a biennial affair. The location of the next edition in 2025 has yet to be announced.

Pos Team/Players Earnings
1 Thailand $500,000
Atthaya Thitikul $125,000
Patty Tavatanakit $125,000
Moriya Jutanugarn $125,000
Ariya Jutanugarn $125,000
2 Australia $303,600
Minjee Lee $75,900
Hannah Green $75,900
Stephanie Kyriacou $75,900
Sarah Kemp $75,900
3 United States $280,000
Nelly Korda $64,400
Lexi Thompson $64,400
Lilia Vu $64,400
Danielle Kang $64,400
4 Sweden $240,000
Maja Stark $55,200
Madelene Sagstrom $55,200
Anna Nordqvist $55,200
Caroline Hedwall $55,200
T-5 Korea $177,500
Jin Young Ko $40,825
Hyo-Joo Kim $40,825
In Gee Chun $40,825
Hye Jin Choi $40,825
T-5 China $177,500
Xiyu Lin $40,825
Ruoning Yin $40,825
Yu Liu $40,825
Ruixin Liu $40,825
7 England $155,000
Jodi Ewart Shadoff $35,650
Bronte Law $35,650
Alice Hewson $35,650
Liz Young $35,650
8 Japan $155,000
Nasa Hataoka $32,200
Ayaka Furue $32,200
Yuka Saso $32,200
Hinako Shibuno $32,200



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