How a lot each participant made 

Certain, the large cash was handed out two weeks in the past on the Tour Championship, with Scottie Scheffler strolling away with $25 million.

However that doesn’t imply the PGA Tour is finished handing out checks for the 12 months.

The PGA Tour’s 8-event FedEx Cup Fall schedule started this week on the Procore Championship in Napa, California and there’s nonetheless a lot at stake.

The Procore’s $6 million purse could seem small in comparison with the $20 million at stake on this previous season’s Signature Occasions, however it nonetheless means this week’s winner is strolling away with greater than one million {dollars}.

And the autumn additionally gives super alternatives for these to safe their PGA Tour statuses for subsequent season. Patton Kizzire, who entered the ultimate spherical Sunday is an ideal instance as he sought his third profession PGA Tour win.

Earlier than this week, Kizzire was 134th within the FedEx Cup standings only a 12 months after shedding his full-time standing by ending exterior the Prime 125. He doesn’t look to repeat that for 2025 as a win this week will get him an automated two-year exemption and he jumps as much as seventieth within the FedEx Cup Fall standings.

To not point out he finally ends up with a type of good massive checks.

Right here is the whole payout breakdown for this week’s Procore Championship, performed at Silverado Resort and Spa. The overall purse is $6 million. 

How a lot each participant made on the 2024 Procore Championship  

(Last payouts can be up to date upon the conclusion of the ultimate spherical)

Win: $1.08 million

2. $654,000

3. $414,000

4. $294,000

5. $246,000

6. $217,500

7. $202,500

8. $187,500

9. $175,500

10. $163,500

11. $151,500

12. $139,500

13. $127,500

14. $115,500

15. $109,500

16. $103,500

17. $97,500

18. $91,500

19. $85,500

20. $79,500

21. $73,500

22. $67,500

23. $62,700

24. $57,900

25. $53,100

26. $48,300

27. $46,600

28. $44,700

29. $42,900

30. $41,100

31. $39,300

32. $37,500

33. $35,700

34. $34,200

35. $32,700

36. $31,200

37. $29,700

38. $28,500

39. $27,300

40. $26,100

41. $24,900

42. $23,700

43. $22,500

44. $21,300

45. $20,100

46. $18,900

47. $17,700

48. $16,740

49. $15,900

50. $15,420

51. $15,060

52. $14,700

53. $14,460

54. $14,220

55. $14,100

56. $13,980

57. $13,860

58. $13,740

59. $13,620

60. $13,500

61. $13,380

62. $13,260

63. $13,140

64. $13,020

65. $12,900

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