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2022 Shriners Children’s Open prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player

It pays to play well on the PGA Tour.

It pays to play well on the PGA Tour. Just ask this week’s winner, Tom Kim.

The 20-year-old South Korean won for the second time in his last four starts Sunday after claiming the 2022 Shriners Children’s Open at TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas. Kim, who went bogey-free for the week, took home the top prize of $1,440,000 with his three-shot victory at 24 under over 2017 champion Patrick Cantlay and Matthew NeSmith, who each earned $712,000 for their efforts.

Check out how much money each PGA Tour player earned this week at the 2022 Shriners Children’s Open.

Prize money payouts

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Tom Kim	-24	$1,440,000
T2	Matthew NeSmith	-21	$712,000
T2	Patrick Cantlay	-21	$712,000
T4	Tom Hoge	-20	$336,667
T4	Seonghyeon Kim	-20	$336,667
T4	Mito Pereira	-20	$336,667
7	Sungjae Im	-19	$270,000
T8	Jason Day	-18	$242,000
T8	Si Woo Kim	-18	$242,000
T10	Maverick McNealy	-17	$210,000
T10	Adam Hadwin	-17	$210,000
T12	Adam Schenk	-16	$170,000
T12	Andrew Putnam	-16	$170,000
T12	Davis Thompson	-16	$170,000
T15	Harry Hall	-15	$130,000
T15	Brian Harman	-15	$130,000
T15	J.J. Spaun	-15	$130,000
T15	Taylor Montgomery	-15	$130,000
T15	Robby Shelton	-15	$130,000
T20	Hayden Buckley	-14	$81,500
T20	Justin Lower	-14	$81,500
T20	Max Homa	-14	$81,500
T20	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-14	$81,500
T20	Lucas Herbert	-14	$81,500
T20	Kevin Streelman	-14	$81,500
T20	J.T. Poston	-14	$81,500
T20	Aaron Rai	-14	$81,500
T28	Harris English	-13	$50,267
T28	Brendon Todd	-13	$50,267
T28	Patrick Welch	-13	$50,267
T28	Ryan Moore	-13	$50,267
T28	Mark Hubbard	-13	$50,267
T28	Patrick Rodgers	-13	$50,267
T28	Sam Ryder	-13	$50,267
T28	Matt Wallace	-13	$50,267
T28	Chad Ramey	-13	$50,267
T37	Joel Dahmen	-12	$34,800
T37	Chesson Hadley	-12	$34,800
T37	Dean Burmester	-12	$34,800
T37	Martin Laird	-12	$34,800
T37	K.H. Lee	-12	$34,800
T37	Kevin Yu	-12	$34,800
T37	Cameron Davis	-12	$34,800
T44	Byeong-Hun An	-11	$22,067
T44	Will Gordon	-11	$22,067
T44	David Lipsky	-11	$22,067
T44	Jim Herman	-11	$22,067
T44	Stewart Cink	-11	$22,067
T44	Nick Hardy	-11	$22,067
T44	Stephan Jaeger	-11	$22,067
T44	Alexander Noren	-11	$22,067
T44	Greyson Sigg	-11	$22,067
T44	Spencer Levin	-11	$22,067
T44	Taylor Pendrith	-11	$22,067
T44	Christopher Gotterup	-11	$22,067
T56	Doug Ghim	-10	$18,400
T56	Brandon Wu	-10	$18,400
T56	Tano Goya	-10	$18,400
T56	Michael Thompson	-10	$18,400
T60	Austin Smotherman	-9	$17,760
T60	Austin Eckroat	-9	$17,760
T60	Ben Griffin	-9	$17,760
T60	Keith Mitchell	-9	$17,760
T64	Tyson Alexander	-8	$17,040
T64	Ben Martin	-8	$17,040
T64	Phillip Knowles	-8	$17,040
T64	Aaron Wise	-8	$17,040
T64	Beau Hossler	-8	$17,040
T69	Harrison Endycott	-7	$16,400
T69	Adam Svensson	-7	$16,400
T69	Thomas Detry	-7	$16,400
72	Tyler Duncan	-6	$16,080
T73	Emiliano Grillo	-4	$15,840
T73	Andrew Landry	-4	$15,840
T75	Matthias Schwab	-3	$15,520
T75	Patton Kizzire	-3	$15,520
77	Trevor Werbylo	-1	$15,280

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Full breakdown of LIV Golf Invitational Bangkok prize money payouts

It was a big payday for first-time winner Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra.

In his fifth start on the upstart LIV Golf Series, the former Oklahoma State standout found the winner’s circle in Bangkok and pocketed $4 million along the way. He also bagged another $750,000 for being a member of the winning team, the Fireballs, who also have Sergio Garcia, Abraham Ancer and Carlos Ortiz.

Lopez-Chacarra finished at 19 under. Three shots back was Patrick Reed. There was a three-way tie for third at 18 under by Richard Bland, Paul Casey and Sihwan Kim.

Brendan Grace withdrew from the event and still banked $120,000.

Check out the full prize money payouts for each player at LIV Golf Invitational-Bangkok.

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra	-19	$4,000,000
2	Patrick Reed	-16	$2,125,000
T3	Paul Casey	-15	$1,175,000
T3	Richard Bland	-15	$1,175,000
T3	Sihwan Kim	-15	$1,175,000
T6	Harold Varner III	-14	$737,500
T6	James Piot	-14	$737,500
T8	Brooks Koepka	-13	$602,500
T8	Charles Howell III	-13	$602,500
T10	Abraham Ancer	-11	$477,500
T10	Laurie Canter	-11	$477,500
T10	Ian Poulter	-11	$477,500
T10	Mark Leishman	-11	$477,500
14	Bryson DeChambeau	-10	$270,000
T15	Matt Jones	-9	$233,600
T15	Dustin Johnson	-9	$233,600
T15	Phil Mickelson	-9	$233,600
T15	Carlos Ortiz	-9	$233,600
T15	Lee Westwood	-9	$233,600
T20	Joaquin Niemann	-8	$174,286
T20	Sergio Garcia	-8	$174,286
T20	Sadom Kaewkanjana	-8	$174,286
T20	Peter Uihlein	-8	$174,286
T20	Talor Gooch	-8	$174,286
T20	Jediah Morgan	-8	$174,286
T20	Kevin Na	-8	$174,286
T27	Charl Schwartzel	-7	$157,000
T27	Phachara Khongwatmai	-7	$157,000
T27	Shaun Norris	-7	$157,000
T27	Jason Kokrak	-7	$157,000
T27	Turk Pettit	-7	$157,000
T27	Wade Ormsby	-7	$157,000
T33	Chase Koepka	-6	$144,000
T33	Sam Horsfield	-6	$144,000
T33	Bernd Wiesberger	6	$144,000
T33	Henrik Stenson	-6	$144,000
T33	Martin Kaymer	-6	$144,000
T33	Hudson Swafford	-6	$144,000
T33	Cameron Tringale	-6	$144,000
40	Pat Perez	-5	$136,000
T41	Anirban Lahiri	-4	$131,000
T41	Cameron Smith	-4	$131,000
T41	Graeme McDowell	-4	$131,000
T41	Matthew Wolff	-4	$131,000
T45	Louis Oosthuizen	E	$125,000
T45	Scott Vincent	E	$125,000
47	Hideto Tanihara	+1	$122,000
WD	Branden Grace	—	$120,000

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2022 Sanderson Farms Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player

It pays to play well on the PGA Tour.

It pays to play well on the PGA Tour. Just ask this week’s winner, Mackenzie Hughes.

The 31-year-old Canadian survived a two-hole playoff with Sepp Straka to win the 2022 Sanderson Farms Championship The Country Club of Jackson in Mississippi for his second PGA Tour win and first since the 2016 RSM Classic. Hughes shot a 3-under 69 to force the playoff and made a birdie on the second playoff hole to secure the win and earn the top-prize of $1,422,000. Straka, who lost to Will Zalatoris on the third playoff hole at the 2022 FedEx St. Jude Championship, will take home $861,100.

Check out how much money each player earned this week at the 2022 Sanderson Farms Championship.

Prize money payouts

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
T1	Mackenzie Hughes	-17	$1,422,000
T1	Sepp Straka	-17	$861,100
3	Garrick Higgo	-16	$545,100
4	Dean Burmester	-15	$387,100
T5	Emiliano Grillo	-13	$280,944
T5	Nick Hardy	-13	$280,944
T5	Keegan Bradley	-13	$280,944
T5	Mark Hubbard	-13	$280,944
T9	Matthew NeSmith	-12	$207,375
T9	Greyson Sigg	-12	$207,375
T9	Thomas Detry	-12	$207,375
T9	Taylor Montgomery	-12	$207,375
T13	Ryan Armour	-11	$141,542
T13	Callum Tarren	-11	$141,542
T13	Dylan Frittelli	-11	$141,542
T13	Joel Dahmen	-11	$141,542
T13	Seonghyeon Kim	-11	$141,542
T13	Scott Stallings	-11	$141,542
T19	Hayden Buckley	-10	$97,091
T19	Scott Piercy	-10	$97,091
T19	Nick Taylor	-10	$97,091
T19	Kevin Yu	-10	$97,091
T19	Davis Riley	-10	$97,091
T24	Ben Griffin	-9	$64,385
T24	Russell Knox	-9	$64,385
T24	Taylor Moore	-9	$64,385
T24	Kevin Streelman	-9	$64,385
T24	William McGirt	-9	$64,385
T24	Henrik Norlander	-9	$64,385
T30	Lee Hodges	-8	$45,337
T30	Will Gordon	-8	$45,337
T30	Chris Kirk	-8	$45,337
T30	Sam Burns	-8	$45,337
T30	Adam Long	-8	$45,337
T30	Stephan Jaeger	-8	$45,337
T30	Seamus Power	-8	$45,337
T30	Andrew Putnam	-8	$45,337
T30	Cody Gribble	-8	$45,337
T39	Brandon Matthews	-7	$31,995
T39	Brandon Wu	-7	$31,995
T39	Denny McCarthy	-7	$31,995
T39	Ben Taylor	-7	$31,995
T39	Alejandro Tosti	-7	$31,995
T39	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-7	$31,995
T45	Michael Gligic	-6	$21,795
T45	Justin Lower	-6	$21,795
T45	Stewart Cink	-6	$21,795
T45	Sam Ryder	-6	$21,795
T45	Peter Malnati	-6	$21,795
T45	Joseph Bramlett	-6	$21,795
T45	Erik Barnes	-6	$21,795
T45	Trevor Cone	-6	$21,795
T45	Adam Hadwin	-6	$21,795
T54	Kyle Westmoreland	-5	$18,249
T54	Adam Svensson	-5	$18,249
T54	Austin Eckroat	-5	$18,249
T54	Paul Haley II	-5	$18,249
T54	Brice Garnett	-5	$18,249
T54	Patrick Rodgers	-5	$18,249
T54	Zecheng Dou	-5	$18,249
T61	Robby Shelton	-4	$17,222
T61	Vince Whaley	-4	$17,222
T61	Brian Stuard	-4	$17,222
T61	Aaron Rai	-4	$17,222
T61	MJ Daffue	-4	$17,222
T61	Nate Lashley	-4	$17,222
T67	Sam Stevens	-3	$16,274
T67	Chris Stroud	-3	$16,274
T67	C.T. Pan	-3	$16,274
T67	Davis Thompson	-3	$16,274
T67	Dylan Wu	-3	$16,274
T67	Austin Smotherman	-3	$16,274
T73	Luke List	-2	$15,563
T73	Nick Watney	-2	$15,563
T73	John Huh	-2	$15,563
76	Kevin Roy	-1	$15,247
77	Carson Young	2	$15,089
78	Tano Goya	5	$14,931

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2022 Fortinet Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player at Silverado Resort and Spa

Here’s the payouts for each golfer at the first of 47 events on the PGA Tour’s 2022-23 schedule.

The Fortinet Championship, the kickoff event to the PGA Tour’s 2022-23 season, drew five of the top 30 golfers who reached last season’s Tour Championship.

The included Hideki Matsuyama, who was also one of six golfers participating in Napa, California, this week who will be headed to Charlotte, North Carolina, for the 14th Presidents Cup, which starts Thursday.

Max Homa, the Fortinet defending champion, is also headed to the Presidents Cup, where he will be a first-time competitor. Homa was tied for the lead after 36 holes and was a shot back after 54. On Sunday, after he made birdie on the 18th hole, he watched Danny Willett three-putt from three feet, handing the win to Homa.

Here’s a look at the prize money payouts for each golfer at the 2022 Fortinet Championship, the first of 47 events on the PGA Tour’s 2022-23 schedule.

Fortinet Championship: Scores | PGA Tour all-time money list

Fortinet Championship 2022 prize money

Finish	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Max Homa	-16	$1,440,000
2	Danny Willett	-15	$872,000
3	Taylor Montgomery	-13	$552,000
T4	Byeong-Hun An	-12	$360,000
T4	Justin Lower	-12	$360,000
T6	Rickie Fowler	-11	$270,000
T6	Nick Taylor	-11	$270,000
T6	Sahith Theegala	-11	$270,000
T9	Harris English	-10	$218,000
T9	Davis Thompson	-10	$218,000
T9	Brendon Todd	-10	$218,000
T12	Zac Blair	-9	$140,667
T12	Joseph Bramlett	-9	$140,667
T12	Thomas Detry	-9	$140,667
T12	Tom Hoge	-9	$140,667
T12	Matt Kuchar	-9	$140,667
T12	Brian Stuard	-9	$140,667
T12	Adam Svensson	-9	$140,667
T12	Harrison Endycott	-9	$140,667
T12	Paul Haley II	-9	$140,667
T21	Mark Hubbard	-8	$87,200
T21	Robby Shelton	-8	$87,200
T21	Matt Wallace	-8	$87,200
T21	Zecheng Dou	-8	$87,200
T25	Emiliano Grillo	-7	$55,273
T25	Kramer Hickok	-7	$55,273
T25	Beau Hossler	-7	$55,273
T25	Mackenzie Hughes	-7	$55,273
T25	Russell Knox	-7	$55,273
T25	Hideki Matsuyama	-7	$55,273
T25	Denny McCarthy	-7	$55,273
T25	Cameron Percy	-7	$55,273
T25	Austin Smotherman	-7	$55,273
T25	Ben Taylor	-7	$55,273
T25	Jimmy Walker	-7	$55,273
T36	Will Gordon	-6	$36,457
T36	Brandon Hagy	-6	$36,457
T36	Seonghyeon Kim	-6	$36,457
T36	Taylor Moore	-6	$36,457
T36	Alexander Noren	-6	$36,457
T36	Aaron Baddeley	-6	$36,457
T36	Vincent Norrman	-6	$36,457
T43	Wyndham Clark	-5	$24,760
T43	Brice Garnett	-5	$24,760
T43	Scott Harrington	-5	$24,760
T43	Stephan Jaeger	-5	$24,760
T43	Chris Kirk	-5	$24,760
T43	Andrew Putnam	-5	$24,760
T43	Alex Smalley	-5	$24,760
T43	Chris Stroud	-5	$24,760
T51	Christopher Gotterup	-4	$19,480
T51	James Hahn	-4	$19,480
T51	Matthias Schwab	-4	$19,480
T51	Greyson Sigg	-4	$19,480
T55	Jacob Bridgeman	-3	$18,560
T55	Andrew Landry	-3	$18,560
T55	Nate Lashley	-3	$18,560
T55	Adam Schenk	-3	$18,560
T59	Troy Merritt	-2	$17,840
T59	Matthias Schmid	-2	$17,840
T59	Brandt Snedeker	-2	$17,840
T59	J.J. Spaun	-2	$17,840
T59	Kevin Streelman	-2	$17,840
T64	Austin Eckroat	-1	$17,280
T64	Gary Woodland	-1	$17,280
66	Lucas Glover	E	$17,040
T67	Nick Hardy	1	$16,720
T67	Ben Martin	1	$16,720
T67	Taylor Pendrith	1	$16,720
T70	Michael Thompson	2	$16,320
T70	Nick Watney	2	$16,320
T72	Doug Ghim	4	$16,000
T72	Cheng-Tsung Pan	4	$16,000

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Full breakdown of LIV Golf Chicago prize money payouts

Cameron Smith earned $4 million for his win.

Five players finished the LIV Golf Invitational Series stop near Chicago in last place, T-44 at 6 over and a whopping 19 shots behind winner Cameron Smith. For their efforts they’ll each take home $124,000.

That’s the selling point for the upstart series led by Greg Norman and supported by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund: 54-hole, no cut events that offer massive contracts and paydays.

Smith carried his form from the PGA Tour to LIV, finishing T-4 in his first start at LIV Golf Boston and winning this week at Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove, Illinois, by two shots over Dustin Johnson and Peter Uihlein. Smith’s $4 million payday trumps his three previous wins last season on the PGA Tour, where he earned $1.476 million for winning the Sentry Tournament of Champions, $2.5 million for winning the British Open and $3.6 million for winning the Players Championship.

Check out the full prize money payouts for each player at LIV Golf Chicago.

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Cameron Smith	-13	$4,000,000
T2	Peter Uihlein	-10	$1,812,500
T2	Dustin Johnson	-10	$1,812,500
T4	Sergio Garcia	-8	$1,012,500
T4	Joaquin Niemann	-8	$1,012,500
T6	Charl Schwartzel	-7	$737,500
T6	Louis Oosthuizen	-7	$737,500
T8	Phil Mickelson	-6	$576,250
T8	Laurie Canter	-6	$576,250
T8	Bryson DeChambeau	-6	$576,250
T8	Chase Koepka	-6	$576,250
T12	Lee Westwood	-5	$332,500
T12	Cameron Tringale	-5	$332,500
T12	Patrick Reed	-5	$332,500
T12	Scott Vincent	-5	$332,500
T16	Matt Jones	-4	$236,000
T16	Matthew Wolff	-4	$236,000
T18	Charles Howell III	-3	$215,333
T18	Richard Bland	-3	$215,333
T18	Branden Grace	-3	$215,333
T21	Paul Casey	-2	$170,000
T21	Brooks Koepka	-2	$170,000
T21	Anirban Lahiri	-2	$170,000
T21	Jason Kokrak	-2	$170,000
T21	Harold Varner III	-2	$170,000
T21	Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra	-2	$170,000
T27	Abraham Ancer	-1	$159,000
T27	Henrik Stenson	-1	$159,000
T27	Ian Poulter	-1	$159,000
T27	James Piot	-1	$159,000
T31	Pat Perez	E	$152,000
T31	Carlos Ortiz	E	$152,000
T31	Phachara Khongwatmai	E	$152,000
34	Kevin Na	1	$148,000
T35	Bernd Wiesberger	3	$145,000
T35	Talor Gooch	3	$145,000
T37	Graeme McDowell	4	$137,000
T37	Wade Ormsby	4	$137,000
T37	Martin Kaymer	4	$137,000
T37	Sadom Kaewkanjana	4	$137,000
T37	Jediah Morgan	4	$137,000
T37	David Puig	4	$137,000
43	Sam Horsfield	5	$130,000
T44	Marc Leishman	6	$124,000
T44	Sihwan Kim	6	$124,000
T44	Shaun Norris	6	$124,000
T44	Hudson Swafford	6	$124,000
T44	Turk Pettit	6	$124,000

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2022 LIV Golf Boston prize money payouts for each player at The International

Dustin Johnson is taking home nearly $5 million.

Dustin Johnson earned nearly $5 million on Sunday.

He made an eagle putt on the first playoff hole to beat Anirban Lahiri and Joaquin Niemann and win the LIV Golf Invitational Boston event at The International in Bolton, Massachusetts. He earned $4 million for the individual victory, and his 4 Aces won the team title, too, netting Johnson an additional $750,000.

Sihwan Kim, who shot 87 in the first round, 63 in the second and finished with a 76 on Sunday for a 16 over total, earned $120,000.

Cameron Smith, the world No. 2, earned just over $1 million after finishing a shot outside of the playoff at 14 under in his first LIV event. It was the first playoff of the four LIV Golf events thus far. Four more are scheduled this year, with the next coming at Rich Harvest Farms in Chicago in two weeks.

Check out the full prize money payouts for each player in Bolton, Massachusetts, outside of Boston.

LIV Boston: Teams | Leaderboard

LIV Golf Boston 2022 prize money

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1*	Dustin Johnson	-15	$4,000,000
T2	Anirban Lahiri	-15	$1,812,500
T2	Joaquin Niemann	-15	$1,812,500
T4	Lee Westwood	-14	$1,012,500
T4	Cameron Smith	-14	$1,012,500
6	Talor Gooch	-13	$800,000
7	Jason Kokrak	-12	$675,000
8	Abraham Ancer	-11	$625,000
T9	Sergio Garcia	-10	$560,000
T9	Louis Oosthuizen	-10	$560,000
T9	Kevin Na	-10	$560,000
12	Branden Grace	-9	$450,000
T13	Sadom Kaewkanjana	-8	$315,000
T13	Matthew Wolff	-8	$315,000
T15	Charles Howell III	-7	$240,667
T15	Pat Perez	-7	$240,667
T15	Bernd Wiesberger	-7	$240,667
T18	Bryson DeChambeau	-6	$215,333
T18	Richard Bland	-6	$215,333
T18	Ian Poulter	-6	$215,333
T21	Paul Casey	-5	$171,200
T21	Laurie Canter	-5	$171,200
T21	Cameron Tringale	-5	$171,200
T21	Scott Vincent	-5	$171,200
T21	Martin Kaymer	-5	$171,200
T26	Jediah Morgan	-4	$160,000
T26	Brooks Koepka	-4	$160,000
T26	Matt Jones	-4	$160,000
T26	Carlos Ortiz	-4	$160,000
T26	Marc Leishman	-4	$160,000
T31	Phachara Khongwatmai	-3	$151,000
T31	Chase Koepka	-3	$151,000
T31	Patrick Reed	-3	$151,000
T31	Harold Varner III	-3	$151,000
T35	Shergo Al Kurdi	-2	$144,000
T35	Charl Schwartzel	-2	$144,000
T35	Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra	-2	$144,000
38	Sam Horsfield	-1	$140,000
39	Graeme McDowell	E	$138,000
T40	Phil Mickelson	2	$134,000
T40	Hudson Swafford	2	$134,000
T40	Shaun Norris	2	$134,000
43	Wade Ormsby	4	$130,000
T44	Peter Uihlein	5	$127,000
T44	Adrian Otaegui	5	$127,000
46	Turk Pettit	6	$124,000
47	James Piot	13	$122,000
48	Sihwan Kim	16	$120,000

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2022 Tour Championship bonus money payouts for each PGA Tour player at East Lake Golf Club

Rory McIlroy is going home $18 million richer.

Rory McIlroy made history Sunday at East Lake.

McIlroy became the first golfer to win three FedEx Cups, as he came from six strokes behind to top Scottie Scheffler and Sungjae Im to win the Tour Championship in Atlanta. McIlroy shot 5-under 65 in the final round and finished at 21 under, beating Scheffler and Im by one shot. What’s even more impressive is McIlroy started the week with a triple bogey on his first hole.

Scheffler held at least a share of the lead the first 69 holes of the tournament, but a bogey on the par-4 16th dropped him out of the lead for the first time, and he wasn’t able to birdie either of the final two holes.

Nevertheless, both McIlroy and Scheffler are going home with big checks.

Here’s a look at the bonus money payouts for each player at the 2022 Tour Championship, the final event of the PGA Tour’s 2021-22 season.

Tour Championship: Scores | PGA Tour all-time money list | Winner’s bag

Tour Championship 2022 bonus money

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Rory McIlroy	-21	$18,000,000
T2	Sungjae Im	-20	$5,750,000
T2	Scottie Scheffler	-20	$5,750,000
4	Xander Schauffele	-18	$4,000,000
T5	Max Homa	-17	$2,750,000
T5	Justin Thomas	-17	$2,750,000
T7	Patrick Cantlay	-16	$1,750,000
T7	Sepp Straka	-16	$1,750,000
9	Tony Finau	-15	$1,250,000
10	Tom Hoge	-14	$1,000,000
T11	Hideki Matsuyama	-13	$925,000
T11	Joaquin Niemann	-13	$925,000
T13	Jordan Spieth	-12	$825,000
T13	Aaron Wise	-12	$825,000
T15	Matthew Fitzpatrick	-11	$715,000
T15	Viktor Hovland	-11	$715,000
T15	J.T. Poston	-11	$715,000
T15	Jon Rahm	-11	$715,000
19	Cameron Young	-10	$660,000
20	Cameron Smith	-9	$640,000
T21	Brian Harman	-8	$600,000
T21	Billy Horschel	-8	$600,000
T21	Collin Morikawa	-8	$600,000
24	Sam Burns	-7	$565,000
25	Adam Scott	-4	$550,000
26	Corey Conners	-3	$540,000
27	K.H. Lee	-1	$530,000
28	Sahith Theegala	1	$520,000
29	Scott Stallings	3	$510,000

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PGA Tour prize money payouts: Top 10 money earners for the 2021-22 season

It pays to play well on the PGA Tour.

When fans talk about professional golf these days, it doesn’t take long for the conversation to move to the PGA Tour’s battle for supremacy against LIV Golf.

While the PGA Tour still holds an advantage in the talent department, there’s no doubting the financial power LIV wields thanks to their backing from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. Even commissioner Jay Monahan has admitted he can’t compete financially with his LIV Golf adversaries, but that doesn’t mean the players on Tour are playing for peanuts.

While Scottie Scheffler set a season-long record with $14,046,910 in earnings, 126 players made more than $1 million in the Tour’s 2021-22 season, with the Tour reporting a player average of $1,621,221 in on-course earnings. Another 37 players made more than $500,000.

Check out just how much money the top players on Tour made this season.

More money: PGA Tour all-time money list

2022 BMW Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player at Wilmington Country Club

Patrick Cantlay made $2.7 million in the second FedEx Cup Playoff event.

Patty Ice is twice as nice.

Patrick Cantlay captured the 2022 BMW Championship on Sunday at Wilmington Country Club in Wilmington, Delaware. He’s the first golfer in the FedEx Cup Playoffs era to successfully defend his title at a playoff event, and it means he’s No. 2 in the standings heading to the Tour Championship next week at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta.

Scottie Scheffler, the top-ranked golfer in the world, will enter next week’s season finale No. 1 in the standings.

Here’s a look at the prize money payouts for each player at the 2022 BMW Championship, the penultimate FedEx Cup Playoff event of the PGA Tour’s 2021-22 season.

BMW Championship: Scores | PGA Tour all-time money list

BMW Championship 2022 prize money

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Patrick Cantlay	-14	$2,700,000
2	Scott Stallings	-13	$1,620,000
T3	Scottie Scheffler	-11	$870,000
T3	Xander Schauffele	-11	$870,000
T5	K.H. Lee	-10	$547,500
T5	Corey Conners	-10	$547,500
T5	Adam Scott	-10	$547,500
T8	Jon Rahm	-9	$420,000
T8	Rory McIlroy	-9	$420,000
T8	Taylor Pendrith	-9	$420,000
T8	Joaquin Niemann	-9	$420,000
T12	Shane Lowry	-8	$315,000
T12	Trey Mullinax	-8	$315,000
T12	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-8	$315,000
T15	Sahith Theegala	-7	$247,500
T15	Lucas Herbert	-7	$247,500
T15	Sungjae Im	-7	$247,500
T15	Aaron Wise	-7	$247,500
T19	Emiliano Grillo	-6	$188,250
T19	Kurt Kitayama	-6	$188,250
T19	Jordan Spieth	-6	$188,250
T19	Sam Burns	-6	$188,250
T23	Max Homa	-5	$133,500
T23	J.J. Spaun	-5	$133,500
T23	Tyrrell Hatton	-5	$133,500
T23	Cameron Young	-5	$133,500
T23	Andrew Putnam	-5	$133,500
T28	Tony Finau	-4	$104,250
T28	Sepp Straka	-4	$104,250
T28	Marc Leishman	-4	$104,250
T28	Denny McCarthy	-4	$104,250
T32	Maverick McNealy	-3	$88,750
T32	Keith Mitchell	-3	$88,750
T32	Brendan Steele	-3	$88,750
T35	Viktor Hovland	-2	$67,750
T35	Sebastian Munoz	-2	$67,750
T35	Cameron Davis	-2	$67,750
T35	Brian Harman	-2	$67,750
T35	Billy Horschel	-2	$67,750
T35	Russell Henley	-2	$67,750
T35	Matt Kuchar	-2	$67,750
T35	J.T. Poston	-2	$67,750
T35	Hideki Matsuyama	-2	$67,750
T44	Alex Smalley	-1	$48,000
T44	Adam Hadwin	-1	$48,000
T44	Taylor Moore	-1	$48,000
T44	Collin Morikawa	-1	$48,000
T48	Kevin Kisner	E	$38,700
T48	Tom Hoge	E	$38,700
T48	Matthew Fitzpatrick	E	$38,700
T48	Harold Varner III	E	$38,700
T52	Justin Thomas	1	$35,700
T52	Alexander Noren	1	$35,700
T54	Mito Pereira	2	$34,350
T54	Chez Reavie	2	$34,350
T54	Joohyung “Tom” Kim	2	$34,350
T54	Davis Riley	2	$34,350
T58	Mackenzie Hughes	3	$33,300
T58	Troy Merritt	3	$33,300
T58	Keegan Bradley	3	$33,300
T61	Luke List	4	$32,550
T61	Chris Kirk	4	$32,550
63	Cameron Tringale	5	$32,100
64	Wyndham Clark	6	$31,800
65	Seamus Power	7	$31,500
66	Lucas Glover	8	$31,200
67	Si Woo Kim	10	$30,900

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2022 FedEx St. Jude Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player at TPC Southwind

Zalatoris made $2.7 million in the first FedEx Cup Playoff event.

Will Zalatoris finally got it done.

Arguably the best PGA Tour winner who hadn’t recorded a win this year, Zalatoris no longer has that title after capturing the 2022 FedEx St. Jude Championship on Sunday at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tennessee. Zalatoris made numerous clutch putts down the stretch, but none were bigger than his last on the third playoff hole for bogey that helped him beat Sepp Straka for his first victory.

Zalatoris also jumped to first in the FedEx Cup standings with the victory.

Here’s a look at the prize money payouts for each player at the 2022 FedEx St. Jude Championship, the first FedEx Cup Playoff event of the PGA Tour’s 2021-22 season.

FedEx St. Jude Championship: Scores | PGA Tour all-time money list

FedEx St. Jude Championship 2022 prize money

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
T1	Will Zalatoris	-15*	$2,700,000
T1	Sepp Straka	-15	$1,635,000
T3	Lucas Glover	-12	$885,000
T3	Brian Harman	-12	$885,000
T5	Jon Rahm	-11	$480,000
T5	Adam Scott	-11	$480,000
T5	Collin Morikawa	-11	$480,000
T5	Tony Finau	-11	$480,000
T5	Matthew Fitzpatrick	-11	$480,000
T5	Andrew Putnam	-11	$480,000
T5	Trey Mullinax	-11	$480,000
12	Sungjae Im	-10	$348,750
T13	Lee Hodges	-9	$260,893
T13	Cameron Davis	-9	$260,893
T13	Justin Thomas	-9	$260,893
T13	Tom Kim	-9	$260,893
T13	Joaquin Niemann	-9	$260,893
T13	Sahith Theegala	-9	$260,893
T13	Cameron Smith	-9	$260,893
T20	Viktor Hovland	-8	$152,813
T20	J.T. Poston	-8	$152,813
T20	Kevin Kisner	-8	$152,813
T20	Dylan Frittelli	-8	$152,813
T20	K-H Lee	-8	$152,813
T20	Denny McCarthy	-8	$152,813
T20	Sam Burns	-8	$152,813
T20	Ryan Palmer	-8	$152,813
T28	Corey Conners	-7	$107,250
T28	Wyndham Clark	-7	$107,250
T28	Troy Merritt	-7	$107,250
T31	Maverick McNealy	-6	$78,886
T31	Cameron Young	-6	$78,886
T31	Aaron Wise	-6	$78,886
T31	Taylor Moore	-6	$78,886
T31	Emiliano Grillo	-6	$78,886
T31	Michael Thompson	-6	$78,886
T31	Tyrrell Hatton	-6	$78,886
T31	Keith Mitchell	-6	$78,886
T31	Davis Riley	-6	$78,886
T31	Adam Schenk	-6	$78,886
T31	Tyler Duncan	-6	$78,886
T42	Si Woo Kim	-5	$54,750
T42	Mito Pereira	-5	$54,750
T42	Max Homa	-5	$54,750
T42	J.J. Spaun	-5	$54,750
T46	Mackenzie Hughes	-4	$42,330
T46	Stephan Jaeger	-4	$42,330
T46	Shane Lowry	-4	$42,330
T46	Sebastian Munoz	-4	$42,330
T46	David Lipsky	-4	$42,330
T51	Gary Woodland	-3	$36,050
T51	Aaron Rai	-3	$36,050
T51	Robert Streb	-3	$36,050
T51	Chez Reavie	-3	$36,050
T51	Sam Ryder	-3	$36,050
T51	Adam Svensson	-3	$36,050
T57	Beau Hossler	-2	$34,200
T57	Xander Schauffele	-2	$34,200
T57	Patrick Cantlay	-2	$34,200
T57	Martin Laird	-2	$34,200
T61	Greyson Sigg	-1	$33,150
T61	James Hahn	-1	$33,150
T61	Hayden Buckley	-1	$33,150
T64	Marc Leishman	1	$32,250
T64	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	1	$32,250
T64	Rickie Fowler	1	$32,250
67	Brendon Todd	2	$31,650
68	Taylor Pendrith	3	$31,350
69	Adam Hadwin	9	$31,050

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