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Collin Morikawa wins the Race to Dubai in fashion after DP World Tour Championship victory

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The 24-year-old made five birdies on his final seven holes on Sunday and scored a round of 66 that put him -17 and three strokes ahead of the rest of the field.

Rory McIlroy had the lead until the final lap but shot a disappointing 74 to finish sixth in a tie.

Matt Fitzpatrick fired a six-under par 66 to move up the leaderboard and jeopardize Morikawa’s spot at the top of the leaderboard, but it was only enough for second place.

Morikawa didn’t need to win this week to win the Race to Dubai, especially as his closest rival Billy Horschel finished 32nd.

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But he flipped the style on the track to secure his sixth professional win.

“It feels so good. I would be lying to you if I said I wasn’t watching what Matt Fitzpatrick is doing today, and boy, did he take a run,” said Morikawa.

“It’s an honor. To put my name up against many, many greats in the Hall of Famers – that’s something special. I get touched just talking about it.

“The way my head is wired, I’m always on the lookout for what’s next. But I’ll try to enjoy this one. It’s something special, it’s the end of the year, I’ll enjoy it as best I can. “

It is the latest in an incredible run for the American over the past two years.

Morikawa also won the WGC Workday Championship earlier this year, which together with winning the Open played an important role in making him top the European Tour points list.

The only two events he played in Europe that year were the Scottish Open and then a week later at Royal St George’s, but the points offered for the majors and the WGC events meant he was that week at the DP Tour World Championship as leader of the Race to Dubai.

Morikawa also played a huge role in securing the Ryder Cup in the US, winning three and halving one of the four games he had played.

This is the prize cash payout for every golfer on the 2021 Barracuda Championship | Golf Information and Tour Data

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For five years in a row, the Barracuda Championship winner has made the win his first on the PGA Tour. Adam Schenk should be happy about this trend when he leads into the final lap at the Tahoe Mountain Club in Truckee, California on Sunday.

In search of his first title in his fourth season on tour, Schenk, 29, holds a lead of four points to +39 over Erik van Rooyen and Andrew Putnam at the stop of the PGA Tour, where a high score is good. The tournament uses a modified Stableford scoring format that rewards aggressive play (an albatross is worth 8 points, eagle is 5, birdie is 2, par is 0, bogey is -1 and double bogey or worse is -3) and makes some interesting drama about the last couple of holes.

Schenk’s best finish in 113 previous Tour starts was last month at the John Deere Classic when he finished fourth behind winner Lucas Glover. That was Schenk’s first top five finish in his career.

A win would give Schenk the biggest payday of his touring career. The Barracuda winner will receive $ 630,000 out of $ 3.5 million in prize money. Schenk made $ 248,000 on his John Deere finish.

If all of this sounds good to Schenk, two things could worry him: Van Rooyen, a 31-year-old South African, would also be the first time PGA Tour winner if he took the win. And Putnam is actually a former champion of the tournament (2018) aiming to become the 13th player in Tour history to get his first two wins on the Tour in the same event.

Here are the cash payouts for all players who made the cut on the Barracuda. Come back shortly after the tournament and we’ll update this with custom names and specific prize money amounts.

2021 Memorial Well being Championship purse, winner’s share, prize cash payout

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The 2021 Memorial Health Championship wallet is set at $ 600,000, with the winner’s share being $ 108,000 – the standard payout of 18 percent under the Web.com Tour Prize Money Distribution Table.

The Memorial Health Championship field is led by the likes of Adam Svensson, Curtis Thompson, and others.

The event will be played at the Panther Creek Country Club in Springfield, Illinois this year.

This event runs from Thursday to Sunday.

What else is at stake: Korn Ferry Tour points, OWGR points, exceptions

In addition to the money, there are important points, discounts and advantages for the field – especially for the tournament winner.

This is the 18th event of the year on the Korn Ferry Tour, with the delay in the 2021 calendar resulting in a combined 2020-2021 season that will eventually determine 50 PGA Tour tickets.

During the regular season, a player who wins the Korn Ferry Tour is awarded 500 points.

The top 25 players at the end of the 2020-2021 combined regular season will receive a PGA Tour ticket for the following season, and the order of priority at the fall events will be based on their combined points between the regular season and the Korn Ferry Tour final.

The winner of the Memorial Health Championship also receives 14 points in the official World Golf Ranking, thereby improving his world ranking.

Memorial Health Championship 2021 wallet, winners share, prize money paid out

  • 1. $ 108,000
  • 2. $ 54,000
  • 3. $ 36,000
  • 4. $ 27,000
  • 5. $ 22,800
  • 6. $ 20,700
  • 7. $ 19,200
  • 8. $ 17,700
  • 9. $ 16,500
  • 10. $ 15,300
  • 11. $ 14,190
  • 12. $ 13,200
  • 13. $ 12,300
  • 14. $ 11,400
  • 15 $ 10,800
  • 16. $ 10,200
  • 17. $ 9,600
  • 18. $ 9,000
  • 19. $ 8,400
  • 20. $ 7,800
  • 21st $ 7,290
  • 22nd $ 6,810
  • 23 $ 6,330
  • 24 $ 5,850
  • 25. $ 5,400
  • 26. $ 5,118
  • 27 $ 4,860
  • 28 $ 4,620
  • 29 $ 4,440
  • 30. $ 4,260
  • 31st $ 4,110
  • 32.3,990 $
  • 33. $ 3,870
  • 34.3750 $
  • 35.3630 $
  • 36.3510 $
  • 37. $ 3,390
  • 38.3,270 $
  • 39. $ 3,150
  • 40. $ 3,090
  • 41. $ 3,030
  • 42.2,970 $
  • 43.2,910 $
  • 44. $ 2,850
  • 45. $ 2,790
  • 46. ​​$ 2,730
  • 47. $ 2,700
  • 48.2670 $
  • 49.2640 $
  • 50.2610 $
  • 51. $ 2,580
  • 52. $ 2,556
  • 53. $ 2,544
  • 54. $ 2,532
  • 55. $ 2,520
  • 56.2508 $
  • 57.2496 $
  • 58. $ 2,484
  • 59. $ 2,472
  • 60.2460 $
  • 61. $ 2,448
  • 62.2436 $
  • 63. $ 2,424
  • 64. $ 2,412
  • 65.2400 $

KPMG Girls’s PGA Championship prize cash

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Nelly Korda won her second straight LPGA event, her second win in two weeks, and her sixth overall win – along with her sister Jessica – when she took home the title at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at the Atlanta Athletic Club.

Korda reached new heights with victory when she won her first career major. She also rose to # 1 on the Rolex rankings – the first American woman in seven years – and has taken the top spot in the CME Group rankings. She is the first American woman to have won a major in almost three years.

The $ 4.5 million prize pool was a record for the tournament. Korda also takes home a check for first place for $ 675,000 for the win. See the full payout list below. You can also see LPGA’s all-time money list here.

Prize money

position player Result Merits
1 Nelly Korda -19 $ 675,000
2 Lizette Salas -16 $ 418,716
T3 Hyo Joon Kim -10 $ 269,361
T3 Guilia Molinaro -10 $ 269,361
T5 Patty Tavatanakit -8th $ 171,934
T5 Danielle Kang -8th $ 171,934
T7 Celine Boutier -7 $ 121,501
T7 Austin Ernst -7 $ 121,501
T9 Amy Yang | -6 $ 93,608
T9 Cydney Clanton -6 $ 93,608
T9 Xiyu Lin -6 $ 93,608
T12 Be Young Kim -5 $ 75,343
T12 Wichanee Meechai -5 $ 75,343
T12 Dottie Ardina -5 $ 75,343
T15 Leona Maguire -4 $ 58,839
T15 Nanna Körtz Madsen -4 $ 58,839
T15 Jessica Korda -4 $ 58,839
T15 Yealimi Well -4 $ 58,839
T15 Esther Henseleit -4 $ 58,839
T15 Madelene Sagstrom -4 $ 58,839
T21 Yuka Saso -3 $ 48,142
T21 Georgia Hall -3 $ 48,142
T21 Brooke Henderson -3 $ 48,142
T21 Charley Hull -3 $ 48,142
T25 Yu Liu -2 $ 42,985
T25 Alena Sharp -2 $ 42,985
T27 Alison les -1 $ 36,793
T27 Moriya jutanu yarn -1 $ 36,793
T27 Dani Holmqvist -1 $ 36,793
T27 Meghan Khang -1 $ 36,793
T27 Lindsey Weber -1 $ 36,793
T27 In Gee Chun -1 $ 36,793
T33 Jeongeun Lee E. $ 28,229
T33 Marina Alex E. $ 28,229
T33 Maria Stapelhaus E. $ 28,229
T33 So Yeon Ryu E. $ 28,229
T33 Chella Choi E. $ 28,229
T33 Gabrielle Ruffels E. $ 28,229
T33 Ryan O’Toole E. $ 28,229
T40 Hinako Shibuno +1 $ 21,587
T40 Minjee Lee +1 $ 21,587
T40 Lauren Stephenson +1 $ 21,587
T40 Brittany Lang +1 $ 21,587
T40 Inbee Park +1 $ 21,587
T40 Gerina Piller +1 $ 21,587
T46 Perrine Delacour +2 $ 17,116
T46 Jin Young Ko +2 $ 17,116
T46 Michelle Wie West +2 $ 17,116
T46 Ariya Juntanugarn +2 $ 17,116
T46 Albane Venezuela +2 $ 17,116
T46 Mina Harigae +2 $ 17,116
T52 Lydia Ko +3 $ 14,442
T52 Luna Sobron Galmes +3 $ 14,442
T52 Ally Ewing +3 $ 14,442
T52 Lexi Thompson +3 $ 14,442
T56 Caroline Masson +4 $ 13,066
T56 Janie Jackson +4 $ 13,066
T58 Angela Stanford +5 $ 11,600
T58 Jennifer Kupcho +5 $ 11,600
T58 Eun-Hee Ji +5 $ 11,600
T58 Jeongeun Lee6 +5 $ 11,600
T58 Anna Nordqvist +5 $ 11,600
63 So oh +6 $ 10,775
T64 Pajaree anannarukarn +8 $ 10,431
T64 Dana Finklestein +8 $ 10,431
66 Annie Park +9 $ 10,087
T67 Lauren Kim +10 $ 9,628
T67 Christina Kim +10 $ 9,628
T67 Sarah Burnham +10 $ 9,628
70 Paula straight +18 $ 9,171

Photos: KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2021 at the Atlanta Athletic Club





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Right here is the prize cash payout for every golfer on the 2021 KPMG Ladies’s PGA Championship | Golf Information and Tour Info

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There are 70 golfers with Sunday tee times at the Atlanta Athletic Club, but the final round of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship appears to be a two-player showdown between Nelly Korda and Lizette Salas. The pair is 15 under 201 through 54 holes, five strokes ahead of the closest pursuers and eight ahead of all but four players.

Korda and Salas are both former US Solheim Cup players looking for their first major titles in their careers. If either prevails, it will be the first time an American has won a major on the LPGA Tour since Angela Stanford won the Evian Championship in 2018.

A win by Korda would be the sixth in the 22-year-old’s career, the last just last week at the Meijer LPGA Classic. Salas, 31, is on the lookout for her second career win, contributing to her 2014 Pure Silk Championship title.

As if Korda needed some extra incentive, a win would potentially put her # 1 in the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings too, depending on the results of the current # 1 Jin Young Ko (T-54 making it to the finals) and # 2 Inbee Park (T-34).

Of course, there are also some financial incentives for both players to prevail. The total prize pool at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship is $ 4.5 million (up from $ 4.3 million in 2020), with the winner earning $ 675,000. Only the US Women’s Open has a larger total cash and winner payday among the LPGA majors.

With the winners check for US $ 675,000, Korda would surpass the US $ 5 million mark in career earnings with US $ 5,532,484; Salas would top $ 6 million in career earnings ($ 6,365,134).

Here is the cash prize payout for every golfer who made the cut at the Atlanta Athletic Club. Come back after the tournament and we’ll update this list with individual names and prize payouts.

PGA Championship 2021 purse, payout breakdown: How a lot prize cash does the winner make?

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The world’s best professional golfers will gather to compete on Kiawah Island, South Carolina this week PGA championship Title and all the prestige that comes with it.

But while the recognition and automatic bid for the next five years for the four major golf tournaments is a dream for all participants, a win will also come with a nice payday.

Collin Morikawa was the last golfer to take home first place in the PGA Championship when he won the event last year for $ 1.98 million in prize money.

It will not be easy for Morikawa to repeat his victory. Only in his pairing has he been able to compete with Bryson DeChambeau No. 5 and Hideki Matsuyama, the winner of the Masters 2021. Elsewhere, Dustin Johnson (No. 1), Justin Thomas (No. 2), Jon Rahm (No. 3) and Xander Schauffele (No. 4) will try to prevent Morikawa from becoming the third golfer, who wins the event in the back-to-back years.

Below is the full purse breakdown for the 2021 PGA Championship, including the winning percentage and comparison to previous years and majors.

MORE: Complete betting guide for the 2021 PGA Championship

PGA Championship Wallet 2021

The purse for the PGA Championship is expected to be the same as it was in 2020 when the field split a prize pool of $ 11 million, the third largest pool of all major after the US Open and the Masters.

How much money does the winner get?

Collin Morikawa, the reigning PGA championship winner, took home $ 1.98 million in 2020.

PGA Championship Payouts

(Payouts reflect the 2020 PGA Championship;; “-” means the same winnings as the previous entry)

2020 PGA Championship

Golfer place Payout
Collin Morikawa 1 $ 1.98 million
Dustin Johnson T-2 $ 968,000
Paul Casey T-2 – –
Matthew Wolff T-4 $ 404,350
Jason Day T-4 – –
Bryson DeChambeau T-4 – –
Tony Finau T-4 – –
Scottie Scheffler T-4 – –
Justin got up 9 $ 295,600
Xander Schauffele T-10 $ 252,123
Joel Dahmen T-10 – –
Cameron Champ T-10 – –
Patrick Reed T-13 $ 192,208
Jon Rahm T-13 – –
Si Woo Kim T-13 – –
Daniel Berger T-13 – –
Brendon Todd T-17 $ 156,500
Haotong Li T-17 – –
Harris English T-19 $ 134,000
Kevin Kisner T-19 – –
Lanto Griffin T-19 – –
Byeong Hun An T-22 $ 94,571
Brendan Steele T-22 – –
Alex Noren T-22 – –
Adam Scott T-22 – –
Victor Perez T-22 – –
Ian Poulter T-22 – –
Hideki Matsuyama T-22 – –
Doc Redman T-29 $ 69,500
Harold Varner III T-29 – –
Tommy Fleetwood T-29 – –
Brooks Koepka T-29 – –
Viktor Hovland T-33 $ 57,500
Louis Oosthuizen T-33 – –
Rory McIlroy T-33 – –
Dylan Frittelli T-33 – –
Tiger Woods T-37 $ 45,000
Russell Henley T-37 – –
Bud Cauley T-37 – –
Nate Lashley T-37 – –
Justin Thomas T-37 – –
Webb Simpson T-37 – –
Ryan Palmer T-43 $ 31,594
Billy Horschel T-43 – –
Abraham Ancer T-43 – –
Cameron Smith T-43 – –
Keith Mitchell T-43 – –
Patrick Cantlay T-43 – –
Bernd Wiesberger T-43 – –
Mike Lorenzo-Vera T-43 – –
Eric van Rooyen T-51 $ 25,500
Adam Long T-51 – –
Joost Luiten T-51 – –
Luke List T-51 – –
Mark Hubbard T-51 – –
Brandt Snedeker T-51 – –
Kurt Kitayama T-51 – –
Kevin Streelman T-58 $ 20,000
Gary Woodland T-58 – –
Tom hoge T-58 – –
Brian Harman T-58 – –
Mackenzie Hughes T-58 – –
Denny McCarthy T-58 – –
Adam Hadwin T-58 – –
Charl Schhwartzel T-58 – –
Robert MacIntyre T-66 $ 20,400
Rory Sabbatini T-66 – –
Sepp Straka T-66 – –
Emiliano Grillo T-66 – –
Shane Lowry T-66 – –
Jordan Spieth T-71 $ 19,350
Danny Lee T-71 – –
Bubba Watson T-71 – –
Phil Mickelson T-71 – –
At Reavie T-75 $ 19,050
JT Poston T-75 – –
Matt Wallace T-77 $ 18,850
Jim Herman T-77 – –
Sung Kang | 79 $ 18,700

What are the payouts for the other golf majors?

Masters 2020

Golfer place Payout
Dustin Johnson 1 $ 2,070,000
Cameron Smith T-2 $ 1,012,000
Sungjae Im T-2 – –
Justin Thomas 4th $ 552,000
Rory McIlroy T-5 $ 437,000
Dylan Frittelli T-5 – –
CT Pan T-7 $ 358,417
Brooks Koepka T-7 – –
Jon Rahm T-7 – –
Webb Simpson T-10 $ 287,500
Corey Conners T-10 – –
Patrick Reed T-10 – –
Marc Leishman T-10 $ 215,625
Hideki Matsuyama T-13 – –
Kevin Well T-13 – –
Abraham Ancer T-13 – –
Xander Schauffele T-17 $ 178,250
Patrick Cantlay T-17 – –
Scottie Scheffler T-19 $ 144,325
Cameron Champ T-19 – –
Tommy Fleetwood T-19 – –
Sebastian Munoz T-19 – –
Justin got up T-23 $ 115,000
Louis Oosthuizen T-23 – –
Danny Willett T-25 $ 91,713
Charl Schwartzel T-25 – –
Shane Lowry T-25 – –
Ian Poulter T-25 – –
Nick Taylor T-29 $ 74,750
Bernhard Langer T-29 – –
At Reavie T-29 – –
Rickie Fowler T-29 – –
Sung Kang | T-29 – –
Adam Scott T-34 $ 62,100
Bryson DeChambeau T-34 – –
Si Woo Kim T-34 – –
Andy Ogletree T-34 amateur
Lee Westwood T-38 $ 50,600
Billy Horschel T-38 – –
Tiger Woods T-38 – –
Paul Casey T-38 – –
Christiaan Bezuidenhout T-38 – –
Tony Finau T-38 – –
Shugo Imahira T-44 $ 41,400
Collin Morikawa T-44 – –
Matt Wallace T = 46 $ 33,672
Charles Howell III T-46 – –
Matthew Fitzpatrick T-46 – –
Victor Perez T-46 – –
Jordan Spieth T-46 – –
Mike Weir T-51 $ 28,003
Jazz Janewattananond T-51 – –
Zach Johnson T-51 – –
Rafa Cabrera-Bello T-51 – –
John Augenstein T-55 amateur
Phil Mickelson T-55 $ 26,680
Bubba Watson 57 $ 26,450
Bernd Wiesberger 58 $ 26,220
Brandt Snedeker 59 $ 25,990
Jimmy Walker 60 $ 25,760

US Open 2020

place Golfer Payout
Gary Woodland 1 $ 2.25 million
Brooks Koepka 2 $ 1.35 million
Xander Schauffele T-3 $ 581,872
Jon Rahm T-3 – –
At Reavie T-3 – –
Justin got up T-3 – –
Adam Scott T-7 $ 367,387
Louis Oosthuizen T-7 – –
Henrik Stenson T-9 $ 288,715
Chesson Hadley T-9 – –
Rory McIlroy T-9 – –
Viktor Hovland T-12 amateur
Matt Fitzpatrick T-12 $ 226,609
Matt Wallace T-12 – –
Danny Willett T-12 – –
Webb Simpson T-16 $ 172,455
Francesco Molinari T-16 – –
Byeong Hun An T-16 – –
Graeme McDowell T-16 – –
Matt Kuchar T-16 – –
Paul Casey T-21 $ 117,598
Alex Prugh T-21 – –
Tiger Woods T-21 – –
Jason Day T-21 – –
Tyrrell Hatton T-21 – –
Hideki Matsuyama T-21 – –
Patrick Cantlay T-21 – –
Sepp Straka T-28 $ 86,071
Shane Lowry T-28 – –
Jim Furyk T-28 – –
Nate Lashley T-28 – –
Marcus Kinhult T-32 $ 72,928
Patrick Reed T-32 – –
Billy Horschel T-32 – –
Aaron Wise T-35 $ 57,853
Bryson DeChambeau T-35 – –
Collin Morikawa T-35 – –
Martin Kaymer T-35 – –
Jason Dufner T-35 – –
Marc Leishman T-35 – –
Dustin Johnson T-35 – –
Brandon Wu T-35 – –
Andrew Putnam T-43 $ 41,500
Rory Sabbatini T-43 – –
Erik Van Rooyen T-43 – –
Tom hoge T-43 – –
Rickie Fowler T-43 – –
Nick Taylor T-43 – –
Kevin Kisner T-49 $ 31,385
Daniel Berger T-49 – –
Abraham Ancer T-49 – –
Phil Mickelson T-52 $ 27,181
Charles Howell III T-52 – –
Carlos Ortiz T-52 – –
Sergio Garcia T-52 – –
Haotong Li T-52 – –
Scott Piercy T-52 – –
Charlie Danielson T-58 $ 25,350
Zach Johnson T-58 – –
Andy Pope T-58 – –
Adri Arnaus T-58 – –
Harris English T-58 – –
Emiliano Grillo T-58 – –
Chandler Eaton T-58 amateur
Justin Walters T-65 $ 23,851
Kyle Stanley T-65 – –
Brian Stuard T-65 – –
Rafa Cabrera Bello T-65 – –
Tommy Fleetwood T-65 – –
Jordan Spieth T-65 – –
Rhys Enoch 71 $ 22,977
Cameron Smith T-72 $ 22,353
Luke Donald T-72 – –
Gregory Sordet T-72 – –
Billy Hurley III T-72 – –
Bernd Wiesberger 76 $ 21,728
Brandt Snedeker 77 $ 21,478
Chip McDaniel 78 $ 21,224

British Open 2019

Golfer place Payout
Shane Lowry 1 $ 1.935 million
Tommy Fleetwood 2 $ 1.12 million
Tony Finau 3 $ 718,000
Lee Westwood T-4 $ 503,500
Brooks Koepka T-4 – –
Robert MacIntyre T-6 $ 313,000
Tyyrell Hatton T-6 – –
Danny Willett T-6 – –
Rickie Fowler T-6 – –
Patrick Reed 10 $ 223,000
Francesco Molinari T-11 $ 171,700
Tom Lewis T-11 – –
Justin Thomas T-11 – –
Alexander Noren T-11 – –
Jon Rahm T-11 – –
Ryan Fox T-16 $ 126,313
Lucas Bjerregaard T-16 – –
Rory Sabbatini T-16 – –
Sang-Hyun Park T-16 – –
Louis Oosthuizen T-20 $ 91,350
Stewart Cink T-20 – –
Doc Redman T-20 – –
Lucas glove T-20 – –
Erik Van Rooyen T-20 – –
Matthew Fitzpatrick T-20 – –
Cameron Smith T-20 – –
Henrik Stenson T-20 – –
Jordan Spieth T-20 – –
Justin got up T-20 – –
Kevin Kisner T-30 $ 69,875
Webb Simpson T-30 – –
Kiradech Aphibarnrat T-32 $ 56,278
Jason Kokrak T-32 – –
Bernd Wiesberger T-32 – –
Andrew Wilson T-32 – –
Joost Luiten T-32 – –
Ernie Els T-32 – –
Byeong-Hun An T-32 – –
Andrew Putnam T-32 – –
Dylan Frittelli T-32 – –
Callum Shinkwin T-41 $ 36,925
Kyle Stanley T-41 – –
Benjamin Hebert T-41 – –
Inn-choon Hwang T-41 – –
Aaron Wise T-41 – –
Patrick Cantlay T-41 – –
Justin Harding T-41 – –
Russell Knox T-41 – –
Xander Schauffele T-41 – –
Matt Kuchar T-41 – –
Shubhankar Sharma T-51 $ 28,317
Burn Grace T-51 – –
Bubba Watson T-51 – –
Matt Wallace T-51 – –
Charley Hoffman T-51 – –
Dustin Johnson T-51 – –
Ashton Turner T-57 $ 26,467
Thorbjorn Olesen T-57 – –
Kevin Streelman T-57 – –
Paul Casey T-57 – –
Adam Hadwin T-57 – –
Graeme McDowell T-57 – –
Paul Waring T-63 $ 25,800
Jim Furyk T-63 – –
Mikko Korhonen T-63 – –
Romain Langasque T-63 – –
Thomas Pieters T-67 $ 25,088
Yosuke Asaji T-67 – –
Sergio Garcia T-67 – –
JB Holmes T-67 – –

Corales Puntacana Resort and Membership Championship prize cash

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Well worth playing well on the PGA Tour folks. Just ask Joel Dahmen.

Dahmen finished this week’s event in the Dominican Republic at 12pm under a shot in front of Sam Ryder and Rafael Campos to take his first win on the tour. The 33-year-old Scottsdale, Arizona resident and native Clarkston, Washington, not only achieved full status in the 2022-23 season, they also took home the grand prize of $ 540,000 and 300 FedEx Cup points.

“Golf has been really tough for me the last seven or eight weeks and it’s pretty incredible to reverse seven out of eight missed cuts,” said Dahmen, who had previously missed six of his last seven weekends on the tour.

Check out how much money each player has made in the Corales Puntacana Resort and Club Championship this week.

Corals: Leaderboard | photos

Prize money

position player Result Merits
1 Joel Dahmen -12 $ 540,000
T2 Sam Ryder -11 $ 267,000
T2 Rafael Campos -11 $ 267,000
T4 Graeme McDowell -10 $ 135,000
T4 Michael Gligic -10 $ 135,000
T6 Hudson Swafford -9 $ 105,000
T6 Emiliano Grillo -9 $ 105,000
8th Danny Willett -8th $ 93,750
T9 Brice Garnett -7 $ 78,750
T9 I am Martin -7 $ 78,750
T9 Greyson Sigg -7 $ 78,750
T9 Sepp Straka -7 $ 78,750
T13 David Hearn -6 $ 55,350
T13 Joseph Bramlett -6 $ 55,350
T13 Chesson Hadley -6 $ 55,350
T13 Thomas Detry -6 $ 55,350
T13 Thomas Pieters -6 $ 55,350
T18 Jhonattan Vegas -5 $ 41,250
T18 Chase Seiffert -5 $ 41,250
T18 Tyler McCumber -5 $ 41,250
T18 Roberto Castro -5 $ 41,250
T22 Andrew Yun -4 $ 28,000
T22 Peter Uihlein -4 $ 28,000
T22 Roger Sloan -4 $ 28,000
T22 Alex Smalley -4 $ 28,000
T22 Eric Cole -4 $ 28,000
T22 Fabrizio Zanotti -4 $ 28,000
T28 David Lingmerth -3 $ 20,100
T28 Nate Lashley -3 $ 20,100
T28 Justin Suh -3 $ 20,100
T28 Vincent Whaley -3 $ 20,100
T28 Charles Howell III -3 $ 20,100
T28 Bronson Burgoon -3 $ 20,100
T34 Josh Teater -2 $ 14,350
T34 Ryan Brehm -2 $ 14,350
T34 Taylor Pendrith -2 $ 14,350
T34 Sebastian Cappelen -2 $ 14,350
T34 Wes Roach -2 $ 14,350
T34 Troy Merritt -2 $ 14,350
T34 Will Gordon -2 $ 14,350
T34 Tim Wilkinson -2 $ 14,350
T34 Charley Hoffman -2 $ 14,350
T43 Alex Cejka -1 $ 10,050
T43 Scott Brown -1 $ 10,050
T43 Robby Shelton -1 $ 10,050
T43 Mark D. Anderson -1 $ 10,050
T43 Patrick Rodgers -1 $ 10,050
T48 Germany Stephan Jaeger E. $ 7,890
T48 liaAaron Baddeley E. $ 7,890
T48 Tyler Duncan E. $ 7,890
T48 Pat Perez E. $ 7,890
T52 DJ Trahan 1 $ 7,290
T52 Richard S. Johnson 1 $ 7,290
T54 IrelandSeamus Power 2 $ 7,080
T54 I’m taylor 2 $ 7,080
T56 Fabian Gomez 3 $ 6,810
T56 Tom Lewis 3 $ 6,810
T56 Padraig Harrington 3 $ 6,810
T56 Bo Van Pelt 3 $ 6,810
T56 Martin trainer 3 $ 6,810
T56 Adam Schenk 3 $ 6,810
T56 Retief Goosen 3 $ 6,810
T63 Jonathan Byrd 4th $ 6,480
T63 liaRhein Gibson 4th $ 6,480
T63 Lee Hodges 4th $ 6,480
T63 Scott Harrington 4th $ 6,480
T67 Sang-moon Bae 5 $ 6,300
T67 JJ Spaun 5 $ 6,300
T69 Grayson Murray 7th $ 6,180
T69 Brian Stuard 7th $ 6,180
71 Parker McLachlin 14th $ 6,090

Photos: Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship


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2021 Gamers Championship purse, prize cash: Payouts for every golfer from huge $15 million pool

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Justin Thomas earned the equivalent of a solid 40-year career for most people on Sunday by taking home the 2021 Players Championship. The largest prize pool in golf was there again this year. The TPC Sawgrass champion received a staggering $ 2.7 million.

In some ways, it’s about what Johnny Miller has done throughout his career.

This year’s top 45 finishers all cleared $ 50,000, and those who made the cut were guaranteed $ 30,000. While the big championships have gotten into the waters to pay the winner $ 2 million or more, no tournament up and down pays off better than The Players.

This wallet is the same as the 2020 edition which never paid out because the tournament didn’t complete. It dwarfs every other prize pool in the game. The US Open is closest at $ 12.5 million. For example, the Arnold Palmer Invitational last week totaled $ 9.3 million.

It is sure to be a week to make your unique choices wisely! Here you can see the payouts for all 65 golfers.

1. $ 2.7 million – Justin Thomas
2. $ 1,635,000
3. $ 1,035,000
Fourth, $ 735,000
5. 615,000 US dollars
6. 543,750 USD
7. $ 506,250
8. $ 468,750
9. $ 438,750
10.408,750 USD
11,378,750 USD
$ 12,348,750
13: 318,750 USD
14. 288,750 USD
15,273,750 USD
16. 258,750 USD
17,243,750 USD
$ 18.28,750
19. $ 213,750
20. $ 198,750
21: 183,750 USD
22nd $ 168,750
23: 156,750 USD
24. $ 144,750
25 $ 132,750
26. USD 120,750
27. $ 116,250
28. $ 111,750
29. $ 107,250
30. $ 102,750
31: 98,250 USD
32 .: 93,750 USD
33 .: 89,250 USD
34 .: 85,500 USD
35.81,750 USD
$ 36.78,000
37 .: $ 74,250
38 .: 71,250 USD
39 .: 68,250 USD
40. $ 65,250
41. $ 62,250
42: 59,250 USD
43. $ 56,250
44. $ 52,250
45 .: 50,250 USD
46 .: 47,250 USD
47 .: 44,250 USD
48: 41,850 USD
49: 39,750 USD
50. $ 38,550
51. $ 37,650
52. $ 36,750
53 .: $ 36,150
54 .: 35,550 USD
55.: 35,250 USD
56 .: $ 34,950
57 .: 34,650 USD
58 .: 34,350 USD
59 .: $ 34,050
60 .: 33,750 USD
61st: $ 33,450
62 .: $ 33,150
63 .: $ 32,850
64 .: 32,550 USD
65. $ 32,250