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Celebrities in the field, purse, format, TV times

The 2023 American Century Championship field is packed with celebrities as Friday’s 32nd annual NBC event begins at Lake Tahoe, Nevada with the start of the 54-hole event.

Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course will once again host as vacationers hit the beach and water while players compete on the field for a $600,000 prize in an event using the Modified Stableford points system.

The field is filled with celebrities and athletes from all walks of life, mostly sport-related.

Celebrities in the 2023 American Century Championship field

  • Davante Adams, NFL wide receiver
  • Marcus Allen, NFL Hall of Famer
  • Ray Allen, NBA Hall of Famer
  • Josh Allen, quarterback for the Buffalo Bills
  • Canelo Alvarez, boxer
  • Bret Baier, Fox News anchor
  • Ronde Barber, NFL Hall of Famer
  • Nate Bargatze, comedian
  • Charles Barkley, NBA Hall of Famer
  • Brian Baumgartner, “The Office” actor
  • Jerome Bettis, former NFL running back
  • Jay Bilas, Former Player, ESPN College Basketball Analyst
  • Tim Brown, NFL Hall of Famer
  • Joe Buck, ESPN announcer
  • Reggie Bush, former NFL running back
  • David Carr, former NFL quarterback
  • Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr
  • Vince Carter, NBA All-Time All-Time Great
  • Don Cheadle, actor
  • Roger Clemens, former MLB pitcher
  • Chace Crawford, actor
  • Dallas Mavericks guard Seth Curry
  • Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry
  • Dell Curry, former NBA player
  • Vinny Del Negro, former NBA coach
  • Jay Demarcus, Singer/Musician – Rascal Flatts
  • Dylan Dreyer, NBC News meteorologist
  • John Elway, NFL Hall of Famer
  • Marshall Faulk, NFL Hall of Famer
  • Mardy Fish, Olympic Silver Medalist: Tennis
  • Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals WR
  • Ryan Fitzpatrick, former NFL quarterback
  • Dexter Fowler, former MLB player
  • Dwight Freeney, former NFL defensive end
  • Mike Golic, football broadcaster
  • Robbie Gould, San Francisco 49ers kicker
  • AJ Hawk, NFL Pro Bowl linebacker
  • Andre Iguodala, NBA Champion
  • Colin Jost, lead writer of Saturday Night Live
  • Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs TE
  • Alex Killorn, Anaheim Ducks player
  • Zach Lavine, Chicago Bulls All-Star
  • Hally Leadbetter, golf presenter
  • Jon Lester, former MLB pitcher
  • Derek Lowe, former MLB All-Star
  • Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry
  • Patrick Mahomes, NFL MVP quarterback
  • Joe Mauer, future Baseball Hall of Famer
  • Baker Mayfield, NFL quarterback
  • Pat McAfee, former NFL player and current media personality
  • Jim McMahon, former NFL All-Pro QB
  • Kevin Millar, former MLB player
  • Mike “The Miz” Mizanan, WWE Star
  • Mike Modano, NHL Hall of Famer
  • Mark Mulder, former MLB All-Star
  • John O’Hurley, actor
  • Washington Capitals forward TJ Oshie
  • Jake Owen, country artist
  • Doug Pederson, head coach who won the NFL Super Bowl
  • Dallas Stars forward Joe Pavelski
  • Michael Pena, actor
  • Patrick Peterson, Arizona Cardinals
  • Dan Quayle, former US Vice President
  • Alfonso Ribeiro, actor
  • Jerry Rice, NFL Hall of Famer
  • Rob Riggle, actor/comedian
  • Aaron Rodgers, QB of the New York Jets
  • Ray Romano, actor and comedian
  • Tony Romo, former NFL quarterback and current CBS Sports analyst
  • Kyle Rudolph, tight end of the Minnesota Vikings
  • CC Sabathia, former MLB All-Star
  • Jason Scheff, lead singer from Chicago
  • Harrison Smith, Minnesota Vikings safety
  • Alex Smith, former NFL All-Pro quarterback
  • Emmitt Smith, NFL Hall of Famer
  • John Smoltz, MLB Hall of Famer
  • Annika Sorenstam, legendary golfer
  • Kathryn Tappen, NBC Sports reporter
  • Miles Teller, actor
  • Joe Theisman, former NFL quarterback
  • Adam Thielen, Minnesota Vikings WR
  • Brian Urlacher, NFL Hall of Famer
  • Chase Utley, former MLB All-Star
  • Shane Victorino, former MLB All-Star
  • Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel
  • Jack Wagner, actor
  • Tim Wakefield, former MLB All-Star
  • DeMarcus Ware, former NFL All-Pro
  • David Wells, former MLB All-Star
  • Jason Werth, former MLB All-Star
  • Andrew Whitworh, Los Angeles Rams offensive tackle
  • Charles Woodson, former NFL All-Pro CB
  • Steve Young, NFL Hall of Famer

American Century Championship 2023 purse, winner share, prize money payout

The prize money for the 2023 American Century Championship is $600,000, with the winner’s share being $125,000. Every player in the field will be compensated in some way for their participation.

  • 1. $125,000
  • 2. $60,000
  • 3. $35,000
  • 4. $25,000
  • 5. $20,000

TV times of the 2023 American Century Championship

The 2023 American Century Championship will air tape delay on Golf Channel on Friday from 9:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Eastern Time, with live streaming on Peacock from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. On Saturday and Sunday, live coverage will then stream on NBC Sports and Peacock from 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern.

American Century Championship 2023 streaming schedule

The 2023 American Century Championship will stream on Peacock on Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. Eastern Time. Live coverage will then stream on Saturday and Sunday from 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern Time on NBC Sports and Peacock.

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