2024 ISCO Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player

Harry Hall’s first win comes with a big paycheck.

Harry Hall is set to become a dad any day now, but winning a PGA Tour event also has to be high on the list of his life achievements.

The Englishman captured the 2024 ISCO Championship late Sunday night, winning a five-man playoff on the third hole with a chip-in birdie. It’s the first Tour victory for Hall, who will move to 100th in the Official World Golf Ranking with the achievement.

Pierceson Coody, Matt NeSmith, Zac Blair and Rico Hoey were also in the playoff. However, Hall is taking home the top prize of $720,000 and 300 FedEx Cup points.

Here’s a closer look at how much each player made at the 2024 ISCO Championship from a purse of $4 million.

Prize money payouts

Position Player Score Earnings
1 Harry Hall -22 $720,000
T2 Matt NeSmith -22 $268,000
T2 Pierceson Coody -22 $268,000
T2 Zac Blair -22 $268,000
T2 Rico Hoey -22 $268,000
T6 Ben Taylor -20 $130,500
T6 S.Y. Noh -20 $130,500
T6 Sam Bairstow -20 $130,500
T6 Neal Shipley -20 $130,500
T10 Chan Kim -19 $93,000
T10 Brandon Wu -19 $93,000
T10 Lanto Griffin -19 $93,000
T10 Chez Reavie -19 $93,000
T10 Johannes Veerman -19 $93,000
15 Patrick Fishburn -18 $73,000
T16 Maximilian Rottluff -17 $61,000
T16 Mac Meissner -17 $61,000
T16 Adrien Saddier -17 $61,000
T16 Angel Hidalgo -17 $61,000
T16 Andy Sullivan -17 $61,000
T21 Callum Tarren -16 $43,600
T21 Ryan Moore -16 $43,600
T21 Austin Smotherman -16 $43,600
T21 Cody Gribble -16 $43,600
T25 Henrik Norlander -15 $30,733
T25 William McGirt -15 $30,733
T25 Sam Ryder -15 $30,733
T25 Spencer Cross -15 $30,733
T25 Kevin Chappell -15 $30,733
T25 Matthis Besard -15 $30,733
T31 Andrea Pavan -14 $23,400
T31 Dylan Wu -14 $23,400
T31 Ryan McCormick -14 $23,400
T31 Cooper Musselman -14 $23,400
T31 Ben Silverman -14 $23,400
T31 Jacques Kruyswijk -14 $23,400
T37 Tom Vaillant -13 $17,400
T37 David Lipsky -13 $17,400
T37 Fabrizio Zanotti -13 $17,400
T37 Russell Knox -13 $17,400
T37 Luke Clanton (a) -13 $0
T37 Hayden Springer -13 $17,400
T37 Ricardo Gouveia -13 $17,400
T37 Alex Smalley -13 $17,400
T45 MJ Daffue -12 $12,632
T45 J.J. Spaun -12 $12,632
T45 Chad Ramey -12 $12,632
T45 Kevin Tway -12 $12,632
T45 Lukas Nemecz -12 $12,632
T50 Jonathan Byrd -11 $10,307
T50 Patton Kizzire -11 $10,307
T50 Francesco Laporta -11 $10,307
T53 Roger Sloan -10 $9,720
T53 Brandt Snedeker -10 $9,720
T55 Andrew Wilson -9 $9,360
T55 Sebastian Friedrichsen -9 $9,360
T55 S.H. Kim -9 $9,360
T55 Marcus Kinhult -9 $9,360
T59 Nick Hardy -8 $9,040
T59 Hayden Buckley -8 $9,040
T59 Aaron Baddeley -8 $9,040
T59 Troy Merritt -8 $9,040
63 Garrick Higgo -7 $8,840
T64 Kevin Kisner -6 $8,680
T64 Bill Haas -6 $8,680
T64 James Hahn -6 $8,680
67 Paul Barjon -4 $8,520

 

Harry Hall gets first PGA Tour win at 2024 ISCO Championship via 5-way playoff

What a way to get your first win.

Talk about a clutch moment worth the wait.

Harry Hall picked up his first PGA Tour victory late Sunday night when he chipped in for birdie on the third playoff hole to win the 2024 ISCO Championship. Hall’s chip-in came on the par-3 ninth hole after he, Matt NeSmith and Pierceson Coody made par on the par-4 18th hole twice.

Even better for Hall, he’s set to become a dad next week.

Initially, it was a five-man playoff with Rico Hoey and Zac Blair involved, but the duo bogeyed the first playoff hole and knocked them out.

The fivesome all finished at 22 under par for the week, but it’s Hall walking away with the trophy.

He will not get into the Open Championship field since there weren’t any spots available, but he did win $720,000 and earn 300 FedEx Cup points.

Harry Hall, Adam Schenk lead, Viktor Hovland and Justin Suh make a move and more from Saturday at the Charles Schwab Challenge

Catch up on Saturday’s action here.

Harry Hall posted a third-round 2-over 72, but he still holds a share of the 54-hole lead at the 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge.

The Englishman made back-to-back double bogeys on Nos. 6 and 7 and it looked like he was going to nosedive down the leaderboard. However, he bounced back nicely once he made the turn, making birdies on Nos. 12 and 17 to sign for a 72.

Atop the board with Hall is Adam Schenk, who got around Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas, with a 3-under 67 on Saturday. Schenk birdied his first two holes of the day before giving one back on No. 4, his lone bogey of the day. After making the turn with a 1-under 34, Schenk made birdie at the par-5 11th and closed out his day with another circle at the last.

Hall, who has two top-10 finishes this season, is looking for his first win on the PGA Tour. Schenk, who missed three straight cuts before this week, is also searching for his first victory.

If you missed any of Saturday’s action, no worries, we have you covered. Here’s everything you need to know from the third round of the Charles Schwab Challenge.

Charles Schwab: Photos

Harris English’s ace, Harry Hall’s consistency among 5 things to know from second round of Charles Schwab Challenge

Colonial Country Club is preparing for a proper shave and Friday’s second round brought lots of hairiness.

FORT WORTH, Texas — Colonial Country Club is preparing for a proper shave, as work on an extensive renovation is set to begin as soon as the PGA Tour’s Charles Schwab Challenge concludes this weekend.

So maybe it was only appropriate that Friday’s second round provided plenty of “hairiness” — as in Harry Hall and Harris English topping the leaderboard at the tournament’s midpoint.

Meanwhile, a pair of local favorites found themselves on the wrong side of the cutline and another beloved Texan said he played better than the 67 that he posted.

That’s all part of our five things you need to know after the second round of play.

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96 golfers in Monday qualifier vie for final three spots in $20 million WM Phoenix Open

The qualifier was first likened to an opposite-field event a couple years ago.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — To someone who didn’t know any better, the driving range at sunny McCormick Ranch Golf Club didn’t look any different Monday. Each hitting space was occupied with golfers slowly working their way through their buckets of Pinnacle practice balls.

A player in his 60s showed his friend his new driver head cover featuring Cartman from the animated TV show South Park. A younger golfer in his late 20s practiced in a black hoodie and camouflage joggers.

But this wasn’t any other Monday, as just feet away was Harrison Endycott, a PGA Tour pro from Australia. Fellow Aussie Aaron Baddeley was on the practice green with his two kids, hair as long as their dad’s.

Harry Hall, a 25-year-old Englishman who played at UNLV, had a Trackman stuffed in his Callaway Paradym tour bag on a brand new push cart.

2023 WM Phoenix Open Monday qualifier
Harry Hall practices at the range at McCormick Golf Club ahead of the 2023 WM Phoenix Open Monday qualifier. (Photo: Todd Kelly/Golfweek)

“I know I’ve got a PGA Tour schedule for the rest of the year and I’m a rookie and I’ve got tournaments I’ll definitely be in so this would be a perk,” Hall said. “I’m a Vegas boy so I like the desert, I enjoy the crowd and that’s why I’m here.”

Another Tour rookie, Ben Griffin, who’s 30th in FedEx Cup points, was at the qualifier because he doesn’t yet have enough status to already be in the Phoenix Open field.

But it’s not just rookies in the qualifier field. Grayson Murray, Martin Trainer, Kevin Chappell, DJ Trahan, Bo Van Pelt and Robert Garrigus were there, too.

SCORES: WM Phoenix Open Monday qualifier

In all, 96 golfers took to the Pine Course to vie for one of the final three spots in the 2023 WM Phoenix Open. The qualifier was first likened to an opposite-field event a couple years ago but this year in particular it makes sense that there’s so much interest as it’s the first full-field designated event and features a $20 million purse with a $3.6 million first-place prize.

Baddeley is a past champion at TPC Scottsdale with more than $25 million in career earnings. He has made six cuts in eight outings in 2023, including two top-10s but didn’t snag one of the five coveted sponsor invitations. As he put the finishing touches on his pre-round warm-up, a fan noticed him, told him good luck and added: “Maybe next time you won’t have to put up with this.”

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Baddeley, whose 12-year-old daughter took it upon herself to write a letter to the Thunderbirds, who run the Phoenix Open, asking them to offer her dad a spot. That plan fell through so a day after finishing tied for 37th at the weather-plagued AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Baddeley slept in his own bed at his Scottsdale home and drove to qualifier.

“I was disappointed not to get in for sure,” he said. “My game’s in a good spot, and being up there in the FedEx [60th], I thought I had a good chance, past champ. Already have two top-10s, the game is really good.”

The qualifier might have had even more golfers but the Monday finish at Pebble Beach altered a lot of plans.

There were 19 pros on the original entry list who withdrew from the qualifier, including Nick Hardy, the Phoenix Open’s first alternate.

At least two golfers who wanted to play the qualifier couldn’t. Eric Cole, T-15 at Pebble, and Sung Kang, T-29 at Pebble, scrambled from the Monterey Peninsula and landed at Scottsdale Airport about six miles north of McCormick Ranch about 30 minute before their 1:40 p.m. local tee time. But they were too late.

The Monday qualifier finished before dark and without a playoff, with Andre Metzger shooting a 65 to lead the way. Brett White and Dalton Ward each shot a 66, making those three the ones who advanced to 2023 WM Phoenix Open.

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