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2024 AIG Women’s British Open prize money payouts for each LPGA player at St. Andrews

A record purse was awarded Sunday at St. Andrews.

Lydia Ko has done it again.

The newly-minted LPGA Hall of Famer was dominant down the stretch Sunday, capturing her third major title at the 2024 AIG Women’s Open at St. Andrews. Ko won by two shots over World No. 1 Nelly Korda, No. 2 Lilia Vu and No. 6 Ruoning Yin for her first major championship victory in more than eight years.

With the win, Ko will take home the top prize of $1,425,000, an increase from the $1,350,000 doled out a year ago.

Here’s the prize money payouts for LPGA players from the $9.5 million purse at the 2024 AIG Women’s Open at St. Andrews.

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Lydia Ko	-7	$1,425,000
T2	Lilia Vu	-5	$641,546
T2	Ruoning Yin	-5	$641,546
T2	Nelly Korda	-5	$641,546
T2	Jiyai Shin	-4	$641,546
6	Ariya Jutanugarn	-3	$344,457
T7	Akie Iwai	-2	$254,960
T7	Casandra Alexander	-2	$254,960
T7	Mao Saigo	-2	$254,960
T10	Angel Yin	-1	$172,856
T10	Linn Grant	-1	$172,856
T10	Pajaree Anannarukarn	-1	$172,856
T10	Nanna Koerstz Madsen	-1	$172,856
T10	Lottie Woad (a)	-1	$0
T10	Alexa Pano	-1	$172,856
T10	Jin Hee Im	-1	$172,856
T17	Anne van Dam	E	$130,519
T17	Atthaya Thitikul	E	$130,519
T17	Jenny Shin	E	$130,519
T20	Albane Valenzuela	1	$116,750
T20	Charley Hull	1	$116,750
T22	Momoko Osato	2	$98,605
T22	Georgia Hall	2	$98,605
T22	Ashleigh Buhai	2	$98,605
T22	Linnea Strom	2	$98,605
T22	Celine Boutier	2	$98,605
T22	Andrea Lee	2	$98,605
T22	So Mi Lee	2	$98,605
T29	Paula Reto	3	$73,966
T29	Minami Katsu	3	$73,966
T29	Julia Lopez Ramirez (a)	3	$0
T29	Sarah Schmelzel	3	$73,966
T29	Yui Kawamoto	3	$73,966
T29	Rose Zhang	3	$73,966
T29	Alison Lee	3	$73,966
T29	Hyo Joo Kim	3	$73,966
T37	Wichanee Meechai	4	$49,152
T37	Grace Kim	4	$49,152
T37	Ayaka Furue	4	$49,152
T37	Sei Young Kim	4	$49,152
T37	Nasa Hataoka	4	$49,152
T37	Hye-Jin Choi	4	$49,152
T37	Nicole Broch Estrup	4	$49,152
T37	Carlota Ciganda	4	$49,152
T37	Ally Ewing	4	$49,152
T37	Amy Yang	4	$49,152
T37	Leona Maguire	4	$49,152
T37	Esther Henseleit	4	$49,152
T49	Arpichaya Yubol	5	$33,102
T49	Weiwei Zhang	5	$33,102
T49	Kristen Gillman	5	$33,102
T49	Haeran Ryu	5	$33,102
T49	Caroline Inglis	5	$33,102
T49	Gaby Lopez	5	$33,102
T55	Haruka Kawasaki	6	$26,906
T55	Xiyu Lin	6	$26,906
T55	Lee-Anne Pace	6	$26,906
T55	Lexi Thompson	6	$26,906
T55	Mi Hyang Lee	6	$26,906
T60	Lily May Humphreys	7	$20,608
T60	Narin An	7	$20,608
T60	Gabriella Cowley	7	$20,608
T60	Shannon Tan	7	$20,608
T60	Alexandra Forsterling	7	$20,608
T60	Marta Martin	7	$20,608
T60	Shuri Sakuma	7	$20,608
T60	Louise Rydqvist (a)	7	$0
T60	Nuria Iturrioz	7	$20,608
T60	Stephanie Kyriacou	7	$20,608
T60	Patty Tavatanakit	7	$20,608
T71	Manon De Roey	8	$15,088
T71	Emma Spitz	8	$15,088
T71	Johanna Gustavsson	8	$15,088
T71	Maja Stark	8	$15,088
T71	Peiyun Chien	8	$15,088
T76	Morgane Metraux	9	$11,500
T76	Emma Grechi	9	$11,500
T78	Bailey Tardy	10	$10,923
T78	Ela Anacona (a)	10	$0
T78	Auston Kim	10	$10,923
81	In Kyung Kim	11	$10,491
82	Ursula Wikstrom	12	$10,203

2024 LIV Golf Greenbrier prize money payouts for each player and team

Rahm gets a big payday again, but Koepka’s was bigger.

Brooks Koepka is going home $4 million richer than when he showed up in West Virginia.

Koepka topped Jon Rahm in a playoff Sunday to win 2024 LIV Golf Greenbrier. The victory was his fifth on the three-year-old circuit, the most of any player.

Koepka’s Smash GC squad also won the team competition, taking home $3 million. Rahm won’t go home empty handed for his second-place individual finish, as he pockets $2.25 million. Jason Kokrak finished third and also received a seven-figure pay day.

With $20 million up for grabs, check out how much money each player and team earned at 2024 LIV Golf Greenbrier.

Individual prize money

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Brooks Koepka	-19	$4,000,000
2	Jon Rahm	-19	$2,250,000
3	Jason Kokrak	-18	$1,500,000
T4	Marc Leishman	-17	$900,000
T4	Richard Bland	-17	$900,000
T6	Sebastian Munoz	-15	$650,000
T6	Lucas Herbert	-15	$650,000
T8	Louis Oosthuizen	-14	$457,500
T8	Sergio Garcia	-14	$457,500
T8	Cameron Smith	-14	$457,500
T11	Cameron Tringale	-13	$370,000
T11	Talor Gooch	-13	$370,000
T13	David Puig	-12	$330,000
T13	Abraham Ancer	-12	$330,000
T15	Patrick Reed	-11	$273,000
T15	Danny Lee	-11	$273,000
T15	Joaquín Niemann	-11	$273,000
T15	Bryson DeChambeau	-11	$273,000
T15	Caleb Surratt	-11	$273,000
T20	Thomas Pieters	-10	$220,000
T20	Branden Grace	-10	$220,000
T20	Peter Uihlein	-10	$220,000
T20	Jinichiro Kozuma	-10	$220,000
T20	Matt Jones	-10	$220,000
T25	Brendan Steele	-9	$190,000
T25	Scott Vincent	-9	$190,000
T25	Tyrrell Hatton	-9	$190,000
T28	Bubba Watson	-8	$170,000
T28	Paul Casey	-8	$170,000
T28	Eugenio Chacarra	-8	$170,000
T28	Henrik Stenson	-8	$170,000
T28	Mito Pereira	-8	$170,000
T33	Dustin Johnson	-7	$151,000
T33	Andy Ogletree	-7	$151,000
T33	Matthew Wolff	-7	$151,000
36	Anthony Kim	-6	$145,000
T37	Kieran Vincent	-5	$137,800
T37	John Catlin	-5	$137,800
T37	Ben Campbell	-5	$137,800
T37	Dean Burmester	-5	$137,800
T37	Charles Howell III	-5	$137,800
T42	Anirban Lahiri	-4	$127,200
T42	Martin Kaymer	-4	$127,200
T42	Adrian Meronk	-4	$127,200
T42	Pat Perez	-4	$127,200
T42	Carlos Ortiz	-4	$127,200
T47	Harold Varner III	-3	$121,500
T47	Lee Westwood	-3	$121,500
49	Kevin Na	-2	$60,000
50	Phil Mickelson	E	$60,000
51	Charl Schwartzel	1	$60,000
52	Ian Poulter	2	$50,000
53	Kalle Samooja	4	$50,000
54	Hudson Swafford	8	$50,000

Team prize money

Position	Team	Score	Earnings
1	Smash GC	-53	$3,000,000
2	Ripper GC	-50	$1,500,000
3	Legion XIII	-42	$500,000

2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player at TPC Southwind

Having already become a $50-million man earlier this season, Matsuyama didn’t waste time eclipsing $55 million.

Having already become a $50-million man earlier this season, Hideki Matsuyama didn’t waste much time eclipsing $55 million in career earnings.

The Japanese star is walking away from Memphis with $3.6 million for shooting 17-under 263 at TPC Southwind and winning the 2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship out of the $20 million purse for the first of three playoff events.

The top of the leaderboard was stacked with big names with Xander Schauffele and Viktor Hovland sharing second place and world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler finishing alone in fourth. Sam Burns and Nick Dunlap tied for fifth.

Here’s a look at how much each of the players in the 70-man field with no cut earned this week.

Pos.	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Hideki Matsuyama	-17	$3,600,000
T2	Xander Schauffele	-15	$1,760,000
T2	Viktor Hovland	-15	$1,760,000
4	Scottie Scheffler	-14	$960,000
T5	Sam Burns	-13	$760,000
T5	Nick Dunlap	-13	$760,000
T7	Wyndham Clark	-12	$645,000
T7	Robert MacIntyre	-12	$645,000
9	Denny McCarthy	-11	$580,000
T10	Billy Horschel	-10	$520,000
T10	Seamus Power	-10	$520,000
T12	Maverick McNealy	-9	$405,000
T12	Patrick Cantlay	-9	$405,000
T12	Akshay Bhatia	-9	$405,000
T12	Will Zalatoris	-9	$405,000
T16	Aaron Rai	-8	$330,000
T16	Tony Finau	-8	$330,000
T18	Eric Cole	-7	$270,000
T18	Austin Eckroat	-7	$270,000
T18	Adam Scott	-7	$270,000
T18	Matt Fitzpatrick	-7	$270,000
T22	Min Woo Lee	-6	$175,500
T22	Collin Morikawa	-6	$175,500
T22	Taylor Pendrith	-6	$175,500
T22	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-6	$175,500
T22	Brendon Todd	-6	$175,500
T22	Jason Day	-6	$175,500
T22	Tommy Fleetwood	-6	$175,500
T22	Justin Rose	-6	$175,500
T30	Russell Henley	-5	$130,000
T30	Justin Thomas	-5	$130,000
T30	Alex Noren	-5	$130,000
T33	Max Greyserman	-4	$103,428
T33	Davis Thompson	-4	$103,428
T33	Patrick Rodgers	-4	$103,428
T33	Emiliano Grillo	-4	$103,428
T33	Byeong Hun An	-4	$103,428
T33	J.T. Poston	-4	$103,428
T33	Erik van Rooyen	-4	$103,428
T40	Cam Davis	-3	$76,000
T40	Ludvig Åberg	-3	$76,000
T40	Sungjae Im	-3	$76,000
T40	Stephan Jaeger	-3	$76,000
T40	Jhonattan Vegas	-3	$76,000
T40	Victor Perez	-3	$76,000
T46	Thomas Detry	-2	$56,700
T46	Tom Hoge	-2	$56,700
T46	Matthieu Pavon	-2	$56,700
T46	Sahith Theegala	-2	$56,700
T50	Si Woo Kim	-1	$47,250
T50	Brian Harman	-1	$47,250
T50	Adam Hadwin	-1	$47,250
T50	Corey Conners	-1	$47,250
T50	Tom Kim	-1	$47,250
T50	Shane Lowry	-1	$47,250
T50	Ben Griffin	-1	$47,250
T50	Chris Kirk	-1	$47,250
58	Mackenzie Hughes	E	$44,800
T59	Keegan Bradley	1	$44,200
T59	Peter Malnati	1	$44,200
T61	Cameron Young	2	$43,000
T61	Mark Hubbard	2	$43,000
T61	Sepp Straka	2	$43,000
T61	Harris English	2	$43,000
65	Nick Taylor	3	$42,000
66	Taylor Moore	4	$41,600
67	Jake Knapp	6	$41,200
T68	Jordan Spieth	9	$40,600
T68	Rory McIlroy	9	$40,600
70	Max Homa	11	$40,000

‘Pretty crazy’: Lauren Coughlin wins for second time in three weeks at 2024 ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open

Coughlin showed a terrific display of poise and polish after shoogly start.

AYRSHIRE, Scotland — We may as well pinch a lyric from an old Meatloaf song to describe Lauren Coughlin’s fine victory in the ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open at Dundonald Links: Two out of three ain’t bad. Let’s hope we don’t have to pay any royalties.

Coughlin joined the LPGA back in 2018 and finally made her breakthrough on the circuit in last month’s Canadian Open. Her silver lining in Scotland means the American has now won twice in her last three starts. Not bad at all, eh?

With a terrific display of poise and polish in the testing Ayrshire conditions, Coughlin recovered from a shoogly start and closed with a 3-under 69 for a 15-under aggregate and eased to a four-shot triumph over Germany’s Ester Henseleit.

“It’s unbelievable,” beamed Coughlin after picking up the first prize of $300,000.

“Two wins in three events is pretty crazy. If you would have told me (she’d have two wins) at the beginning of last year, I wouldn’t believe it. It’s incredible. It just shows how hard I’ve worked to get here.

“I was definitely thinking about (winning) the night before, but in the morning, I was pretty calm about it. I was just trying to stay in the present and tried not to think about winning. It’s really a cliché, but it was one shot at a time. That’s what I was trying to do. It’s amazing.”

With her second win of the season in the bag, Coughlin has done enough to secure her place on the U.S. Solheim Cup team for next month’s transatlantic tussle with Europe in the state of Virginia where she grew up.

“I’ve had big goals for this year with the Solheim Cup and all that,” added Coughlin. “So that’s been on my mind. I knew I needed to improve and that’s what I’ve been trying to do all along.”

On another tough day at Dundonald, Coughlin, who held a slender one-shot lead over Megan Khang after 54 holes, stumbled out of the blocks with two bogeys on her first four holes.

It certainly wasn’t the start she was looking for, but Coughlin is made of stern stuff. A brace of birdies at the fifth and seventh helped to steady the ship and got her ahead of Khang again after her compatriot had nipped in front.

2024 ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open — Lauren Coughlin poses with the trophy after winning the 2024 ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open at Dundonald Links Golf Course in Troon, Scotland. (Paul Devlin/Getty Images)

“I started out a little slow,” said Coughlin of that initial splutter. “But I managed to hang in there and was able to settle nicely.”

Khang’s challenge faded as she failed to make another birdie after the fifth while Japan’s Ayaka Furue, the Women’s Scottish Open champion in 2022, made a gallant push with a 68, which was a noble effort in the wind.

Henseleit, who took the silver medal in the Olympic golf event in Paris the previous weekend, became Coughlin’s biggest threat on the back nine but the American staved off her advances.

With a calm, composed performance, Coughlin picked up three birdies coming home and single-putted her final seven holes. A crucial up-and-down on the 12th underlined the quality of her scrambling when things were tight at the top. The way she preserved her position of authority was mightily impressive.

Coughlin trundled in a putt of 20-feet for a great par at the 16th, mounted another good salvage operation from just off the green at the 17th and holed a 25-footer for birdie at the last to finish with a flourish.

Coughlin now heads to St. Andrews for this week’s AIG Women’s Open with a spring in her step. She could probably float over to the east coast on an updraft of her own confidence. The Dundonald tune-up will stand her in good stead for the ultimate links test in the Auld Grey Toun.

“Obviously, you come over here to get some reps on links and in the wind (ahead of The Open),” she said. “It’s so different to being back in the States. The win is just the cherry on the top.”

Coughlin certainly enjoyed her time in Ayrshire. “Troon is a fun place,” she added of her home for the week. “I was staying in an Airbnb there. It’s awesome.” She’ll be getting the freedom of the town at this rate.

Henseleit, a two-time winner on the Ladies European Tour, signed off with a 70 for 11 under to finish runner-up again after her Olympic silver.

“I had a little go on the back nine, but Lauren played amazing golf,” said Henseleit, who picked up a trio of birdies on her inward half. “Even when she was in trouble, she got out of it really quickly. Her up-and-down on the 16th was pretty special.”

Khang, who closed with a 74, shared third with Furue on 9 under while Charley Hull fell away with a 73 and was fifth on 8 under.

2024 ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open prize money payouts

It took Lauren Coughlin 101 starts to earn her first LPGA win. Three weeks later, she’s a winner again.

It took Lauren Coughlin 101 starts to earn her first win. Just three weeks later, she’s a winner again.

Coughlin closed with a 3-under 69 on Sunday at Dundonald Links in Ayrshire, Scotland, to win the 2024 ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open by a comfortable four shots.

Olympic silver medalist Ester Henseleit of Germany was a runner-up again while Japan’s Ayaka Furue tied for third with Megan Khang of the U.S.

Coughlin earned $300,000 in Scotland after banking $350,000 for her earlier win in Canada.

Here’s the full purse breakdown for the purse at the 2024 ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open.

Pos.	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Lauren Coughlin	-15	$300,000
2	Esther Henseleit	-11	$167,294
T3	Ayaka Furue	-9	$97,588
T3	Megan Khang	-9	$97,588
5	Charley Hull	-8	$66,918
T6	Gabriela Ruffels	-7	$54,835
T6	Jin Young Ko	-7	$54,835
8	Sarah Schmelzel	-6	$46,471
9	Lydia Ko	-5	$44,612
T10	Nuria Iturrioz	-3	$41,824
T10	Lisa Pettersson	-3	$41,824
T12	Lucy Li	-2	$37,176
T12	Georgia Hall	-2	$37,176
T12	Minjee Lee	-2	$37,176
T15	Nasa Hataoka	-1	$32,529
T15	Allisen Corpuz	-1	$32,529
T15	Grace Kim	-1	$32,529
T18	Jin Hee Im	E	$30,206
T18	A Lim Kim	E	$30,206
T20	Savannah Grewal	1	$26,581
T20	Haeji Kang	1	$26,581
T20	Lily May Humphreys	1	$26,581
T20	Caroline Inglis	1	$26,581
T20	Albane Valenzuela	1	$26,581
T25	Lilia Vu	2	$21,005
T25	Celine Boutier	2	$21,005
T25	Rose Zhang	2	$21,005
T25	Cheyenne Knight	2	$21,005
T25	Mary Liu	2	$21,005
T30	Ashleigh Buhai	3	$16,667
T30	Peiyun Chien	3	$16,667
T30	Madelene Sagstrom	3	$16,667
T33	Stephanie Kyriacou	4	$12,361
T33	Hyo Joo Kim	4	$12,361
T33	Nicole Broch Estrup	4	$12,361
T33	Marta Martin	4	$12,361
T33	Ssu-Chia Cheng	4	$12,361
T33	Alexandra Forsterling	4	$12,361
T33	Wei-Ling Hsu	4	$12,361
T33	Cara Gainer	4	$12,361
T41	Marina Alex	5	$9,666
T41	Celine Herbin	5	$9,666
T41	Sei Young Kim	5	$9,666
T41	Ryann O’Toole	5	$9,666
T41	Kirsten Rudgeley	5	$9,666
T46	So Mi Lee	6	$8,829
T46	Johanna Gustavsson	6	$8,829
T48	Morgane Metraux	7	$7,807
T48	Anne-Charlotte Mora	7	$7,807
T48	Jenny Shin	7	$7,807
T48	Ana Pelaez Trivino	7	$7,807
T48	Virginia Elena Carta	7	$7,807
T48	Liz Young	7	$7,807
T48	Minami Katsu	7	$7,807
T48	Anna Nordqvist	7	$7,807
T48	Pauline Roussin-Bouchard	7	$7,807
T57	Linnea Strom	8	$6,599
T57	Laura Fuenfstueck	8	$6,599
T57	Mao Saigo	8	$6,599
T57	Nicole Garcia	8	$6,599
T61	Leona Maguire	9	$5,948
T61	Brooke M. Henderson	9	$5,948
T61	Yealimi Noh	9	$5,948
64	Ariya Jutanugarn	10	$5,576
T65	Hye-Jin Choi	12	$5,112
T65	Olivia Cowan	12	$5,112
67	Shannon Tan	14	$4,833
68	Nastasia Nadaud	15	$4,461
69	Lee-Anne Pace	18	$4,275

2024 Wyndham Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player at Sedgefield Country Club

In his 89 start, Rai finally takes home a first-place check.

In 88 starts on the PGA Tour, Aaron Rai accrued $6.7 million in on-course earnings. Sunday at the Wyndham Championship, Rai banked $1.422 million for winning his first PGA Tour event.

Rai also earned a two-year exemption on Tour and made a big jump from 53rd to 25th in the FedEx Cup Playoff standings. Only the top 70 make the playoffs, which he was already in but now he’s also earned a spot in the second leg of the playoffs, the BMW Championship.

Rai’s best finish before the Wyndham was a tie for second at the Rocket Mortgage Classic five weeks ago. Since then he’s posted a T-7, T-4 and T-75.

Amateur Luke Clanton placed solo fifth, his fifth made cut in five tries this year but his status bars him from collecting paychecks.

Matt Kuchar still has to finish the 18th hole. He’s the lone golfer who chose not to finish his round Sunday, leaving his spot in a bit of flux. He’s tied for 12th now, which is good for $144,965. A birdie would move him into a six-way tie for seventh, and that would mean he’d pocket $223,833. Should he bogey the last hole, he’d drop into a seven-way tie for 21st and the payday for that is $77,025.

Pos.	Player	Score	Money
1	Aaron Rai	-18	$1,422,000
2	Max Greyserman	-16	$861,100
T3	J.J. Spaun	-15	$466,100
T3	Ryo Hisatsune	-15	$466,100
5	Luke Clanton (a)	-14	$0
6	Austin Eckroat	-13	$323,900
T7	Eric Cole	-12	$249,245
T7	Trace Crowe	-12	$249,245
T7	Billy Horschel	-12	$249,245
T7	Adam Svensson	-12	$249,245
T7	Ben Griffin	-12	$249,245
T12	Brendon Todd	-11	$144,965
T12	Chan Kim	-11	$144,965
T12	Mac Meissner	-11	$144,965
T12	Charley Hoffman	-11	$144,965
T12	Keith Mitchell	-11	$144,965
T12	Beau Hossler	-11	$144,965
T12	Roger Sloan	-11	$144,965
T12	Jacob Bridgeman	-11	$144,965
T12	Davis Thompson	-11	$144,965
T12*	Matt Kuchar	-11*	$144,965*
T22	Chris Gotterup	-10	$79,658
T22	Nico Echavarria	-10	$79,658
T22	Rico Hoey	-10	$79,658
T22	Keegan Bradley	-10	$79,658
T22	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-10	$79,658
T22	Cameron Young	-10	$79,658
T28	Mackenzie Hughes	-9	$56,485
T28	Seamus Power	-9	$56,485
T28	Matt Wallace	-9	$56,485
T28	Gary Woodland	-9	$56,485
T28	Adam Hadwin	-9	$56,485
T33	Denny McCarthy	-8	$45,109
T33	Victor Perez	-8	$45,109
T33	Zach Johnson	-8	$45,109
T33	Justin Lower	-8	$45,109
T33	Patrick Rodgers	-8	$45,109
T38	Chandler Phillips	-7	$37,525
T38	Nick Hardy	-7	$37,525
T38	Davis Riley	-7	$37,525
T41	Brice Garnett	-6	$31,995
T41	K.H. Lee	-6	$31,995
T41	Sungjae Im	-6	$31,995
T41	Doug Ghim	-6	$31,995
T45	Ryan Moore	-5	$23,711
T45	Zac Blair	-5	$23,711
T45	Brian Harman	-5	$23,711
T45	Cameron Champ	-5	$23,711
T45	Daniel Berger	-5	$23,711
T45	Maverick McNealy	-5	$23,711
T45	Martin Trainer	-5	$23,711
T52	Jorge Campillo	-4	$18,881
T52	Andrew Novak	-4	$18,881
T52	Kevin Tway	-4	$18,881
T52	Taylor Moore	-4	$18,881
T52	Ben Taylor	-4	$18,881
T52	Justin Suh	-4	$18,881
T52	Chad Ramey	-4	$18,881
T59	Emiliano Grillo	-3	$18,012
T59	Nate Lashley	-3	$18,012
T61	Jhonattan Vegas	-2	$17,696
T61	Pierceson Coody	-2	$17,696
63	Vince Whaley	-1	$17,459
T64	Matti Schmid	E	$17,222
T64	Joel Dahmen	E	$17,222
66	S.H. Kim	6	$16,985

2024 CPKC Women’s Open prize money payouts for every LPGA player at Earl Grey Golf Club

The $2.6 million purse had a first-place prize of $390,000.

First-time winner Lauren Coughlin took home $350,000 for her fine work in Calgary, where she won by two after more than 100 career LPGA starts.

Coughlin has now earned $1,542,352 this season and $2,409,549 in her career. The former Virginia standout is the third Rolex First-Time Winner this season, joining Bailey Tardy (Blue Bay LPGA) and Linnea Strom (ShopRite LPGA Classic). Coughlin is also the third consecutive player to become a Rolex First-Time Winner at the CPKC Women’s Open, following Megan Khang (2023) and Paula Reto (2022).

Anna Davis was the only amateur to make the cut.

Here’s the full purse breakdown for the purse of $2.6 million at the 2024 CPKC Women’s Open:

Pos.	Golfer	Score	Earnings
1	Lauren Coughlin	-13	$390,000
2	Mao Saigo	-11	$243,859
T3	Jenny Shin	-10	$156,875
T3	Haeran Ryu	-10	$156,875
5	Jennifer Kupcho	-8	$110,147
T6	Nataliya Guseva	-7	$82,777
T6	Rose Zhang	-7	$82,777
T8	Alison Lee	-6	$57,410
T8	Brooke Henderson	-6	$57,410
T8	Nanna Koerstz Madsen	-6	$57,410
T8	Lydia Ko	-6	$57,410
T12	Gemma Dryburgh	-5	$45,259
T12	Lilia Vu	-5	$45,259
T14	Yealimi Noh	-4	$36,849
T14	Alena Sharp	-4	$36,849
T14	Megan Khang	-4	$36,849
T14	Ariya Jutanugarn	-4	$36,849
T14	Hannah Green	-4	$36,849
T19	Benedetta Moresco	-3	$29,106
T19	Maude-Aimee Leblanc	-3	$29,106
T19	Minji Kang	-3	$29,106
T19	Ryann O’Toole	-3	$29,106
T19	Hira Naveed	-3	$29,106
T19	Xiaowen Yin	-3	$29,106
T25	Kaitlyn Papp Budde	-2	$22,330
T25	Jin Hee Im	-2	$22,330
T25	Yuri Yoshida	-2	$22,330
T25	Allisen Corpuz	-2	$22,330
T25	Paula Reto	-2	$22,330
T25	Wichanee Meechai	-2	$22,330
T25	Moriya Jutanugarn	-2	$22,330
T25	Ally Ewing	-2	$22,330
T33	Lexi Thompson	-1	$17,456
T33	Jing Yan	-1	$17,456
T33	Ruixin Liu	-1	$17,456
T33	Hye-Jin Choi	-1	$17,456
T37	Minjee Lee	E	$15,421
T37	Cheyenne Knight	E	$15,421
T39	Emma Talley	1	$13,351
T39	Polly Mack	1	$13,351
T39	Anna Davis (a)	1	$0
T39	Sarah Kemp	1	$13,351
T39	Isabella Fierro	1	$13,351
T39	Arpichaya Yubol	1	$13,351
T45	Andrea Lee	2	$11,348
T45	Peiyun Chien	2	$11,348
T45	Soo Bin Joo	2	$11,348
T48	Pajaree Anannarukarn	3	$9,946
T48	Weiwei Zhang	3	$9,946
T48	Kaitlin Milligan	3	$9,946
T48	Hinako Shibuno	3	$9,946
T52	Sarah Schmelzel	4	$8,545
T52	Yu Jin Sung	4	$8,545
T52	Narin An	4	$8,545
T52	Malia Nam	4	$8,545
T52	Lindy Duncan	4	$8,545
57	Leona Maguire	5	$7,742
58	Sei Young Kim	6	$7,477
T59	Gigi Stoll	7	$6,843
T59	Ellie Szeryk	7	$6,843
T59	Dottie Ardina	7	$6,843
T59	Robyn Choi	7	$6,843
T63	Muni He	8	$6,275
T63	Alexandra Forsterling	8	$6,275
T63	Jeongeun Lee5	8	$6,275
66	In Kyung Kim	9	$6,007
T67	Savannah Grewal	11	$5,808
T67	Emily Kristine Pedersen	11	$5,808

2024 3M Open prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player at TPC Twin Cities

Seven years was a long wait, but it paid off in multiple ways for Jhonattan Vegas.

He captured the 2024 3M Open on Sunday, making birdie on the final hole to top Max Greyserman by a shot at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota. It’s Vegas’ first win since the 2017 RBC Canadian Open and he’ll pocket the $1,458,000 winner’s check that goes with the 3M trophy.

All is not lost for Greyserman, however, as the runner-up finish is the best of his Tour career (23 starts) and he will take home $882,900.

Here’s a closer look at how much each player made at the 2024 3M Open from a purse of $8.1 million.

Prize money payouts

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Jhonattan Vegas	-17	$1,458,000
2	Max Greyserman	-16	$882,900
T3	Maverick McNealy	-15	$477,900
T3	Matt Kuchar	-15	$477,900
5	Taylor Pendrith	-14	$332,100
T6	Kurt Kitayama	-13	$273,375
T6	Patrick Fishburn	-13	$273,375
T6	Sahith Theegala	-13	$273,375
T9	K.H. Lee	-12	$228,825
T9	J.J. Spaun	-12	$228,825
T9	Matt NeSmith	-12	$228,825
T12	Cameron Champ	-11	$151,297
T12	Henrik Norlander	-11	$151,297
T12	Tony Finau	-11	$151,297
T12	Taylor Moore	-11	$151,297
T12	Matti Schmid	-11	$151,297
T12	Sam Burns	-11	$151,297
T12	Alex Smalley	-11	$151,297
T19	Andrew Putnam	-10	$99,549
T19	Mackenzie Hughes	-10	$99,549
T19	Justin Suh	-10	$99,549
T19	Jacob Bridgeman	-10	$99,549
T19	Cam Davis	-10	$99,549
T24	David Skinns	-9	$61,695
T24	Trace Crowe	-9	$61,695
T24	Harry Hall	-9	$61,695
T24	Doug Ghim	-9	$61,695
T24	Emiliano Grillo	-9	$61,695
T24	Andrew Novak	-9	$61,695
T24	Ben Kohles	-9	$61,695
T24	Chad Ramey	-9	$61,695
T24	Matt Wallace	-9	$61,695
T33	Kevin Kisner	-8	$45,178
T33	Justin Lower	-8	$45,178
T33	Brice Garnett	-8	$45,178
T33	Kelly Kraft	-8	$45,178
T37	Joseph Bramlett	-7	$35,325
T37	Scott Piercy	-7	$35,325
T37	Gary Woodland	-7	$35,325
T37	Neal Shipley	-7	$35,325
T37	Patrick Rodgers	-7	$35,325
T37	Seamus Power	-7	$35,325
T37	Adam Svensson	-7	$35,325
T44	Joe Highsmith	-6	$27,945
T44	Lanto Griffin	-6	$27,945
T46	Davis Riley	-5	$22,067
T46	Keith Mitchell	-5	$22,067
T46	MJ Daffue	-5	$22,067
T46	Nick Hardy	-5	$22,067
T46	Keegan Bradley	-5	$22,067
T46	Robert Streb	-5	$22,067
T46	Stewart Cink	-5	$22,067
T53	Dylan Wu	-4	$18,981
T53	Austin Smotherman	-4	$18,981
T53	Zach Johnson	-4	$18,981
T53	Tyler Duncan	-4	$18,981
T53	Ben Silverman	-4	$18,981
T53	Aaron Baddeley	-4	$18,981
T59	Charley Hoffman	-3	$18,063
T59	Hayden Springer	-3	$18,063
T59	Adam Schenk	-3	$18,063
T59	Chris Gotterup	-3	$18,063
T59	Mac Meissner	-3	$18,063
T64	Sam Stevens	-2	$17,415
T64	Kevin Streelman	-2	$17,415
T64	Akshay Bhatia	-2	$17,415
T67	Wesley Bryan	-1	$16,848
T67	Robby Shelton	-1	$16,848
T67	Rico Hoey	-1	$16,848
T67	Kevin Chappell	-1	$16,848
71	Carson Young	1	$16,443
72	Pierceson Coody	2	$16,281
T73	Kevin Yu	4	$16,038
T73	Cody Gribble	4	$16,038

2024 LIV Golf UK prize money payouts for each player and team

Rahm gets a big payday again.

Jon Rahm is finally a winner on LIV Golf.

The Spaniard took home his first individual title in more than a year Sunday, topping Legion XIII teammate Tyrrell Hatton by a shot to win LIV Golf UK. With it, he also takes home $4 million in prize money and an additional piece of the $3 million his Legion XIII won in the team competition.

Hatton bogeyed the last hole, and while a par would’ve forced a playoff, he’s also due for a seven-figure payday. Joaquin Niemann and Cameron Smith also finished tied for second.

With $20 million up for grabs, check out how much money each player and team earned at 2024 LIV Golf UK.

Individual prize money

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Jon Rahm	-13	$4,000,000
T2	Joaquin Niemann	-12	$1,583,334
T2	Cameron Smith	-12	$1,583,334
T2	Tyrrell Hatton	-12	$1,583,334
5	Paul Casey	-10	$800,000
T6	Cameron Tringale	-9	$534,500
T6	Matthew Wolff	-9	$534,500
T6	Talor Gooch	-9	$534,500
T6	Louis Oosthuizen	-9	$534,500
T6	Andy Ogletree	-9	$534,500
T11	Bryson DeChambeau	-8	$360,000
T11	Charl Schwartzel	-8	$360,000
T11	David Puig	-8	$360,000
T14	Richard Bland	-7	$310,000
T14	Peter Uihlein	-7	$310,000
T16	Adrian Meronk	-6	$266,250
T16	Abraham Ancer	-6	$266,250
T16	Scott Vincent	-6	$266,250
T16	Brooks Koepka	-6	$266,250
T20	Harold Varner III	-5	$225,000
T20	Lucas Herbert	-5	$225,000
T20	Dustin Johnson	-5	$225,000
T20	Sergio Garcia	-5	$225,000
T24	Matt Jones	-4	$195,000
T24	Dean Burmester	-4	$195,000
T24	Sebastian Munoz	-4	$195,000
T27	Patrick Reed	-3	$182,500
T27	Ian Poulter	-3	$182,500
T29	Thomas Pieters	-2	$167,500
T29	Graeme McDowell	-2	$167,500
T29	Jason Kokrak	-2	$167,500
T29	Carlos Ortiz	-2	$167,500
33	Jinichiro Kozuma	-1	$155,000
T34	John Catlin	E	$145,200
T34	Phil Mickelson	E	$145,200
T34	Mito Pereira	E	$145,200
T34	Kalle Samooja	E	$145,200
T34	Sam Horsfield	E	$145,200
T39	Anirban Lahiri	1	$136,500
T39	Bubba Watson	1	$136,500
T41	Caleb Surratt	2	$128,400
T41	Kieran Vincent	2	$128,400
T41	Eugenio Chacarra	2	$128,400
T41	Kevin Na	2	$128,400
T41	Henrik Stenson	2	$128,400
T46	Lee Westwood	3	$122,667
T46	Anthony Kim	3	$122,667
T46	Brendan Steele	3	$122,667
49	Martin Kaymer	4	$60,000
50	Danny Lee	5	$60,000
51	Brandon Grace	6	$60,000
52	Pat Perez	8	$50,000
53	Hudson Swafford	11	$50,000
–	Wade Ormsby	–	$0

Team prize money

Position	Team	Score	Earnings
1	Legion XIII	-26	$3,000,000
2	Ripper GC	-23	$1,500,000
3	Smash GC, Crushers GC	-20	$250,000

2024 Barracuda Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player

It’s the fifth and final opposite-field event on the PGA Tour’s 2024 schedule.

But the money still spends. There was a $4 million purse and a $720,000 first-place prize on the line at the Old Greenwood course at Tahoe Mountain Club at the 2024 Barracuda Championship.

The lone Modified Stableford scoring system event of the season rewards aggressive play and Nick Dunlap, who had seven birdies and an eagle Sunday, was the most rewarded this week.

Dunlap won for the second time on the PGA Tour this season after scoring 19 points in the final round for a four-day total of 49 points.

Here’s the complete look at the money won at the 2024 Barracuda Championship.

Pos.	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Nick Dunlap	49	$720,000
2	Vince Whaley	47	$436,000
3	Patrick Fishburn	46	$276,000
4	Mac Meissner	44	$196,000
T5	Taylor Pendrith	43	$154,500
T5	Patrick Rodgers	43	$154,500
7	Hayden Buckley	41	$135,000
T8	Patton Kizzire	40	$117,000
T8	Charley Hoffman	40	$117,000
T8	Rico Hoey	40	$117,000
T11	Henrik Norlander	39	$97,000
T11	Justin Suh	39	$97,000
T13	Lukas Nemecz	38	$76,000
T13	Jayden Schaper	38	$76,000
T13	Chad Ramey	38	$76,000
T13	Max Greyserman	38	$76,000
T17	Mark Hubbard	37	$59,000
T17	Mitchell Schow	37	$59,000
T17	Kevin Chappell	37	$59,000
T17	S.H. Kim	37	$59,000
T21	Andrew Putnam	36	$45,267
T21	Martin Laird	36	$45,267
T21	Paul Waring	36	$45,267
T24	Jake Knapp	35	$33,400
T24	Chesson Hadley	35	$33,400
T24	S.Y. Noh	35	$33,400
T24	Michael Kim	35	$33,400
T24	Marcus Armitage	35	$33,400
T29	Sam Stevens	34	$26,800
T29	Adrien Saddier	34	$26,800
T29	J.J. Spaun	34	$26,800
T29	Chan Kim	34	$26,800
T33	MJ Daffue	33	$21,800
T33	Todd Clements	33	$21,800
T33	Alex Smalley	33	$21,800
T33	Sean O’Hair	33	$21,800
T33	Casey Jarvis	33	$21,800
T38	Nate Lashley	32	$18,600
T38	Sam Ryder	32	$18,600
T40	Neal Shipley	31	$16,600
T40	Lanto Griffin	31	$16,600
T40	Ben Silverman	31	$16,600
T40	Ian Gilligan (a)	31	$0
T44	Maximilian Kieffer	30	$13,400
T44	Joseph Bramlett	30	$13,400
T44	Chez Reavie	30	$13,400
T44	Oliver Wilson	30	$13,400
T44	Maximilian Rottluff	30	$13,400
49	Will Gordon	29	$11,160
T50	Ben Taylor	28	$10,440
T50	Cameron Champ	28	$10,440
52	Robby Shelton	27	$10,040
T53	Alejandro Tosti	25	$9,640
T53	Hurly Long	25	$9,640
T53	Chase Hanna	25	$9,640
56	Ryan Brehm	24	$9,400
T57	Matti Schmid	23	$9,240
T57	Sam Bairstow	23	$9,240
T57	Santiago Tarrio	23	$9,240
60	Espen Kofstad	22	$9,080
T61	Michael Thorbjornsen	21	$8,960
T61	Scott Piercy	21	$8,960
63	Nick Watney	18	$8,840
64	Scott Gutschewski	16	$8,760
65	Peter Malnati	14	$8,680