As a player invitational, the API awards the winner $4 million, matching the total from last month's Genesis Invitational. There it was Ludvig Åberg who reigned supreme and cashed the top prize at Torrey Pines to become the third different winner in as many signature events to start the season.

The PGA Tour's Florida Swing continued this week with the Arnold Palmer Invitational, which is a signature event that offers a $20 million purse and $4 million to the winner.

Sunday's final round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational had a little bit of everything golf fans could want in the drama department at a big tournament, but the biggest issue came when NBC's broadcast dropped the ball during a crucial moment. RELATED: How much will it cost the PGA to reunite professional golf?

There’s something undeniably serene about watching the sunrise over Bay Hill Club & Lodge. As the soft Florida light gently bathes the freshly manicured grass and casts a golden glow over the empty grandstands,

One result of the PGA Tour Signature Events and higher purses across the board is that the money list will get a good shake after each one. That's certainly what happened on March 9 when Russell Henley won the Arnold Palmer Invitational and with it $4 million.