2016-17 GSOC Tour Challenge prize money
The 2016-17 GSOC Tour Challenge paid £107,360 to 28 teams. Niklas Edin and Val Sweeting won £10,736 each. Kyle Smith took £8,052 as runner-up.
Men's payouts
15 teams paid, in finishing order
| PLACE | TEAM | NATION | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Winner | Niklas Edin | Sweden | £10,736£11k |
| Runner-up | Kyle Smith | Scotland | £8,052£8k |
| T3rd | Thomas Ulsrud | Norway | £5,368£5k |
| T3rd | Brad Gushue | Canada | £5,368£5k |
| T5th | Steve Laycock | Canada | £3,758£4k |
| T5th | Reid Carruthers | Canada | £3,758£4k |
| T5th | Mike McEwen | Canada | £3,758£4k |
| T5th | John Morris | Canada | £3,758£4k |
| T9th | John Shuster | United States | £2,147£2k |
| T9th | Brad Jacobs | Canada | £2,147£2k |
| T11th | Kevin Koe | Canada | £1,074£1k |
| T11th | John Epping | Canada | £1,074£1k |
| T11th | Charley Thomas | Canada | £1,074£1k |
| T11th | David Murdoch | Scotland | £1,074£1k |
| T11th | Brendan Bottcher | Canada | £1,074£1k |
Women's payouts
13 teams paid, in finishing order
| PLACE | TEAM | NATION | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Winner | Val Sweeting | Canada | £10,736£11k |
| Runner-up | Michelle Englot | Canada | £8,052£8k |
| T3rd | Allison Flaxey | Canada | £5,368£5k |
| T3rd | Anna Hasselborg | Sweden | £5,368£5k |
| T5th | Tracy Fleury | Canada | £3,758£4k |
| T5th | Kelsey Rocque | Canada | £3,758£4k |
| T5th | Rachel Homan | Canada | £3,758£4k |
| T5th | Jennifer Jones | Canada | £3,758£4k |
| T9th | Chelsea Carey | Canada | £2,147£2k |
| T9th | Silvana Tirinzoni | Switzerland | £2,147£2k |
| T9th | Ayumi Ogasawara | Japan | £2,147£2k |
| T12th | Alina Paetz | Switzerland | £1,074£1k |
| T12th | Sherry Middaugh | Canada | £1,074£1k |
How the money splits
Each finishing band, how many teams it holds, and what they took between them
| PLACE | TEAMS | BAND TOTAL |
|---|---|---|
| Men's Winner | 1 | £10,736£11k |
| Men's Runner-up | 1 | £8,052£8k |
| Men's T3rd | 2 | £10,736£11k |
| Men's T5th | 4 | £15,030£15k |
| Men's T9th | 2 | £4,294£4k |
| Men's T11th | 5 | £5,368£5k |
| Women's Winner | 1 | £10,736£11k |
| Women's Runner-up | 1 | £8,052£8k |
| Women's T3rd | 2 | £10,736£11k |
| Women's T5th | 4 | £15,030£15k |
| Women's T9th | 3 | £6,442£6k |
| Women's T12th | 2 | £2,147£2k |
Where the money went, band by band
The rest of 2016
Every other curling slam we hold from 2016
| SLAM | WINNER | PAID |
|---|---|---|
| 2016-17 Boost National | Brad Jacobs, Kerri Einarson | £132,053£132k |
| 2016-17 WFG Masters | Niklas Edin, Allison Flaxey | £129,906£130k |
| 2015-16 Humpty's Champions Cup | Reid Carruthers, Jennifer Jones | £107,360£107k |
| 2015-16 Players' Championship | Brad Gushue, Eve Muirhead | £107,360£107k |
| 2015-16 Elite 10 | Brad Gushue | £53,680£54k |
Frequently asked questions
How much did the winner of the 2016-17 GSOC Tour Challenge get?
Niklas Edin took £10,736, and Val Sweeting took £10,736.
How much did the runner-up get?
Kyle Smith took £8,052, 75% of the winner's cheque.
What was the total prize money at the 2016-17 GSOC Tour Challenge?
£107,360, paid to 28 teams.
How does it compare with other years?
The 2015-16 GSOC Tour Challenge paid £107,628, and the 2017-18 GSOC Tour Challenge paid £101,992.
Where to next
Every edition is on the Tour Challenge prize money page, and the whole year on curling prize money in 2016. The edition before was the 2015-16 GSOC Tour Challenge. The one after was the 2017-18 GSOC Tour Challenge. How the men's and women's fields compare, year by year, is on men's vs women's curling prize money.