The 2024 Gamers Championship represents the largest non-major match on the PGA Tour schedule, and as such, it appropriately affords the largest purse. With an occasion of this magnitude, it’s only proper the payday matches the stakes as a complete of $25 million will likely be up for grabs this week at TPC Sawgrass.
The most important prize pool of the season, the purse on the Gamers Championship additionally shelled out the most important winner’s verify of the younger 12 months: $4.5 million. It marks the second straight season that this construction will likely be in place, and Scottie Scheffler has claimed each winner’s shares as he turned the first golfer to go back-to-back at The Gamers Championship with a come-from-behind victory on Sunday.
In actual fact, Scheffler has collected $8.5 million for simply 14 days of labor during the last two weeks due to his $4 million winner’s verify from the Arnold Palmer Invitational, a signature PGA Tour occasion, final week. Actually good work if you may get it.
Every of the highest 35 finishers at The Gamers Championship collected six-figure sums with these inside the highest 13 cashing greater than $500,000 and people inside the highest 5 clearing $1 million. Whereas solely Scheffler raised trophy at week’s finish, the Gamers champion was hardly be the one winner on the PGA Tour’s flagship occasion.
Let’s check out the payout listing for the 2024 Gamers Championship for the highest 65 gamers who make the weekend at TPC Sawgrass.
2024 Gamers Championship prize cash, purse
Whole purse: $25 million
1st: $4,500,000 — Scottie Scheffler
2nd: $2,725,000 — Brian Harman, Xander Schauffele, Wyndham Clark ($1,891,667 every)
third: $1,725,000
4th: $1,225,000
fifth: $1,025,000 — Matt Fitzpatrick
sixth: $906,250 — Si Woo Kim, Hideki Matsuyama ($875,000 every)
seventh: $843,750
eighth: $781,250 — Ludvig Aberg
ninth: $731,250 — Sahith Theegala, Maverick McNealy ($706,250 every)
tenth: $681,250
eleventh: $631,250 — Joel Dahmen, Taylor Montgomery ($606,250 every)
twelfth: $581,250
thirteenth: $531,250 — Corey Conners, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Nate Lashley ($489,583 every)
14th: $481,250
fifteenth: $456,250
sixteenth: $431,250 — Sam Ryder, Sepp Straka, Doug Ghim ($406,250 every)
seventeenth: $406,250
18th: $381,250
nineteenth: $356,250 — Harris English, Shane Lowry, Dylan Wu, Kurt Kitayama, Alex Noren, Adam Schenk ($296,250 every)
twentieth: $331,250
twenty first: $306,250
twenty second: $281,250
twenty third: $261,250
twenty fourth: $241,250
twenty fifth: $221,250
twenty sixth: $201,250 — Mackenzie Hughes, Chris Kirk, Nick Taylor, Matthias Schmid, Matthew NeSmith ($186,250 every)
twenty seventh: $193,750
twenty eighth: $186,250
twenty ninth: $178,750
thirtieth: $171,250
thirty first: $163,750 — Ben Martin, Mark Hubbard, Sungjae Im, Taylor Moore ($152,813 every)
thirty second: $156,250
thirty third: $148,750
thirty fourth: $142,500
thirty fifth: $136,250 — Denny McCarthy, Jimmy Stanger, Lee Hodges, Tommy Fleetwood, Aaron Rai, Jason Day, Brice Garnett ($119,286 every)
thirty sixth: $130,000
thirty seventh: $123,750
thirty eighth: $118,750
thirty ninth: $113,750
fortieth: $108,750
forty first: $103,750
forty second: $98,750 — David Lipsky, Grayson Murray, C.T. Pan ($93,750 every)
forty third: $93,750
forty fourth: $88,750
forty fifth: $83,750 — Adam Scott, Ryan Moore, Jake Knapp, Collin Morikawa, Tony Finau, Austin Eckroat, Sam Burns, J.T. Poston ($70,063 every)
forty sixth: $78,750
forty seventh: $73,750
forty eighth: $69,750
forty ninth: $66,250
fiftieth: $64,250
51st: $62,750
52nd: $61,250
53rd: $60,250 — Andrew Putnam
54th: $59,250 — Min Woo Lee, Francesco Molinari, Martin Laird, Zac Blair, Cameron Younger, Sami Valimaki, Tom Hoge, Emiliano Grillo ($57,500 every)
fifty fifth: $58,750
56th: $58,250
57th: $57,750
58th: $57,250
59th: $56,750
sixtieth: $56,250
61st: $55,750
62nd: $55,250 — Thomas Detry, Viktor Hovland ($55,000 every)
63rd: $54,750
sixty fourth: $54,250 — Seamus Energy, Max Homa, Tyler Duncan, J.J. Spaun ($53,500 every)
sixty fifth: $53,750
66th: $53,250
67th: $52,750
68th: $52,250 — Rickie Fowler, Patrick Cantlay, Chan Kim, Peter Malnati ($51,500 every)
69th: $51,750
seventieth: $51,250
71st: $50,750
72nd: $50,250 — Gary Woodland
73rd: $49,750 — Keith Mitchell