Field set for this week’s PGA tournament in Kentucky. See which golfers will be here.

The field for the 2023 Barbasol Championship is set.

For the fifth time, the tournament will be held at Champions at Keene Trace in Nicholasville, which is about 25 minutes outside of Lexington.

And for the second straight year, Central Kentucky’s annual PGA Tour event will feature a strong international presence thanks to an existing partnership between the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour that provides access for both memberships to the Barbasol.

A field of about 150 golfers — comprised mainly of PGA Tour members, but also with strong representation from the DP World Tour — will descend on Keene Trace this week in search of what would be a lucrative PGA Tour triumph.

This week’s winner will receive a payout of $684,000 from a $3.8 million purse, in addition to earning a spot into next week’s British Open field.

A two-year PGA Tour exemption and 300 FedEx Cup points will also go to this week’s champion, who will also secure a spot in next year’s 2024 PGA Championship, which will be played in Louisville.

Here are the golfers that will compete for the 2023 Barbasol Championship title.

Trio of former major winners

Three golfers with a major championship victory to their name are expected to play in this year’s Barbasol Championship.

Geoff Ogilvy (2006 U.S. Open), Lucas Glover (2009 U.S. Open) and Jason Dufner (2013 PGA Championship) are all expected to be at Keene Trace this week.

Dufner played in the Barbasol last year and finished in a tie for 27th.

While Glover’s best stretch of professional golf came from 2007 through 2011 (a period during which he finished in the top 20 of all four major championships), his career has been revitalized in recent years.

Glover won his fourth PGA Tour event in 2021 at the John Deere Classic, and in recent weeks alone he’s finished in a tie for fourth at the Rocket Mortgage Classic and in a tie for sixth at the John Deere last weekend.

This recent uptick in form has allowed Glover to shoot back up the Official World Golf Rankings: With a current OWGR of No. 112, Glover is the highest ranked player in the Barbasol field.

Golfers with Kentucky connections

Whether its hometown roots or college connections, plenty of golfers in the 2023 Barbasol field have ties to the commonwealth.

▪ Robin Sciot-Siegrist — played college golf at Louisville.

▪ Matti Schmid — played college golf at Louisville.

▪ Trey Cox — Born in Lexington and attended Paul Laurence Dunbar High School.

▪ Stephen Stallings Jr. — Attended St. Xavier High School in Louisville and played college golf at Kentucky.

▪ Josh Teater — Attended Henry Clay High School and played college golf at Morehead State.

▪ Jesse Massie — Attended Trinity High School in Louisville and played college golf at Eastern Kentucky.

▪ Vince Whaley — Born in Lexington.

▪ Chip McDaniel — Attended Clay County High School and played college golf at Kentucky. Former assistant coach at Eastern Kentucky who was recently named a UK men’s golf assistant coach.

Additionally, several other golfers in this week’s field played college golf in the SEC:

▪ Andrew Landry (Arkansas)

▪ Austin Cook (Arkansas)

▪ Jason Dufner (Auburn)

▪ Patton Kizzire (Auburn)

▪ Tyson Alexander (Florida)

▪ John Axelsen (Florida)

▪ Chris Nido (Florida)

▪ Ryuji Imada (Georgia)

▪ Peter Malnati (Missouri)

▪ Chad Ramey (Mississippi State)

▪ James Morrison (South Carolina)

▪ Wesley Bryan (South Carolina)

▪ Johannes Veerman (Texas A&M)

▪ Cameron Champ (Texas A&M)

▪ Matthias Schwab (Vanderbilt)

Below is the rest of the 2023 Barbasol Championship field, listed by the way that these remaining golfers qualified for the event.

DP World Tour Ranking (1-45)

▪ Marcus Kinhult

▪ Masahiro Kawamura

▪ Santiago Tarrio

▪ Søren Kjeldsen

▪ John Catlin

▪ Angel Hidalgo Portillo

▪ Louis de Jager

▪ Marcus Helligkilde

▪ Andy Sullivan

▪ Jason Scrivener

▪ Julien Guerrier

▪ Aaron Cockerill

▪ Niklas Norgaard

▪ Daan Huizing

▪ Darius Van Driel

▪ Jazz Janewattananond

▪ Sebastian Garcia Rodriguez

▪ Alexander Levy

▪ Nathan Kimsey

▪ Jeremy Freiburghaus

▪ Alexander Knappe

▪ JC Ritchie

▪ Mikael Lindberg

▪ Jens Dantorp

▪ Oliver Hundebol Jorgensen

▪ Frederik Schott

▪ Clément Sordet

▪ Martin L Simonsen

▪ Jeong Weon Ko

▪ Todd Clements

▪ John Parry

▪ Bryce Easton

▪ Manu Gandas

▪ Deon Germishuys

▪ Ryo Hisatsune

▪ Daniel Brown

▪ Alejandro Del Rey

PGA Tour tournament winner (two-year exemption)

▪ Ryan Brehm

▪ Tyler Duncan

▪ Jim Herman

▪ Robert Streb

▪ Richy Werenski

Career money exemption

▪ Ryan Moore

Sponsor exemption (unrestricted)

▪ David Ford

▪ Bo Hoag

▪ Wes Homan

▪ Peter Kuest

▪ Jeff Overton

PGA club professional champion (6 events)

▪ Jesse Mueller

Past tournament champion member

▪ Grayson Murray

Top 125 in prior season’s FedExCup standings

▪ Taylor Pendrith

▪ Adam Long

▪ Russell Knox

▪ Kevin Streelman

▪ James Hahn

▪ Scott Piercy

▪ Max McGreevy

▪ Nick Watney

▪ Kevin Tway

▪ Kramer Hickok

▪ Justin Lower

▪ Doc Redman

▪ Kelly Kraft

Korn Ferry Tour graduates via The 25 and The Finals 25 (reshuffled)

▪ Vincent Norrman

▪ Paul Haley II

▪ Zecheng Dou

▪ MJ Daffue

▪ Henrik Norlander

▪ Ryan Armour

▪ Brice Garnett

▪ Augusto Núñez

▪ Tano Goya

▪ Trevor Werbylo

▪ Scott Harrington

▪ Brandon Matthews

▪ Kevin Roy

▪ Carl Yuan

▪ Kyle Westmoreland

▪ Brian Stuard

▪ Trevor Cone

▪ Michael Gligic

Nos. 126-150 on prior season’s FedExCup points list (reshuffled)

▪ Andrew Novak

▪ Harry Higgs

▪ Cameron Percy

▪ Martin Trainer

▪ Satoshi Kodaira

▪ Hank Lebioda

▪ Jonathan Byrd

Earnings reshuffle within categories 39-44

▪ Akshay Bhatia

▪ Ryan Gerard

▪ Sean O’Hair

▪ Cody Gribble

▪ Chris Stroud

▪ S.Y. Noh

▪ Kevin Chappell

▪ Sung Kang

▪ Ricky Barnes

▪ William McGirt

▪ Jonas Blixt

▪ Derek Ernst

▪ Derek Lamely

▪ Greg Chalmers

▪ Scott Brown

▪ Tommy Gainey

▪ Ben Crane

▪ Sangmoon Bae

▪ Kyle Stanley

▪ D.A. Points

▪ D.J. Trahan

▪ Kevin Stadler

▪ Ted Potter, Jr.

▪ Richard S Johnson

Beyond No. 150 on prior season’s FedExCup points list

▪ Robert Garrigus

▪ Bo Van Pelt

▪ David Hearn

▪ J.J. Henry

Other golfers in Barbasol field

▪ Kiradech Aphibarnrat

▪ Pedro Figueiredo

▪ David Ravetto

▪ Adrien Saddier

▪ Jayden Schaper

▪ Omar Uresti

▪ Andrew Wilson

▪ Christoffer Bring

▪ Joshua Lee

▪ Thomas Aiken

▪ Brian Davis

Monday qualifiers

▪ Max Moldovan

▪ Matt Sharpstene

What you need to know as PGA Tour makes Central Kentucky stop with Barbasol Championship