Sport How much money each PGA Tour player earned at the Genesis Invitational

05:21 22 february 2021

05:21 22 february 2021 Source: golfweek.com

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It pays to play well on the PGA Tour, folks. Just ask this week’s winner, Max Homa.

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The 30-year-old native of Los Angeles won his hometown event at Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California, after two playoff holes against Tony Finau. The 2021 Genesis Invitational amounted to his second win on Tour.

Homa will take home the top prize of $1,674,000 and 550 FedEx Cup points. Finau earned himself more than $1 million, as well. Sam Burns, the 54-hole leader looking for a wire-to-wire victory, finished third, earning $641,700

Check out how much money each player earned this week at the 2021 Genesis Invitational.

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Money list

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Max Homa	-12	$1,674,000
2	Tony Finau	-12	$1,013,700
3	Sam Burns	-11	$641,700
4	Cameron Smith	-9	$455,700
T5	Jon Rahm	-7	$344,100
T5	Viktor Hovland	-7	$344,100
T5	Matthew Fitzpatrick	-7	$344,100
T8	Francesco Molinari	-6	$262,725
T8	Wyndham Clark	-6	$262,725
T8	Matt Jones	-6	$262,725
T8	Dustin Johnson	-6	$262,725
T12	Patrick Rodgers	-5	$197,625
T12	Alexander Noren	-5	$197,625
T12	Talor Gooch	-5	$197,625
T15	Will Zalatoris	-4	$151,125
T15	Xander Schauffele	-4	$151,125
T15	James Hahn	-4	$151,125
T15	Jordan Spieth	-4	$151,125
T15	Patrick Cantlay	-4	$151,125
T20	C.T. Pan	-3	$101,835
T20	Rickie Fowler	-3	$101,835
T20	Matthew NeSmith	-3	$101,835
T20	Nick Taylor	-3	$101,835
T20	Scottie Scheffler	-3	$101,835
T20	Branden Grace	-3	$101,835
T26	Lanto Griffin	-2	$67,890
T26	Jim Furyk	-2	$67,890
T26	Cameron Tringale	-2	$67,890
T26	Adam Hadwin	-2	$67,890
T26	Scott Harrington	-2	$67,890
T26	Andrew Landry	-2	$67,890
T32	Mackenzie Hughes	-1	$51,925
T32	Bo Hoag	-1	$51,925
T32	Kyle Stanley	-1	$51,925
T32	Andrew Putnam	-1	$51,925
T32	Marc Leishman	-1	$51,925
T32	Jason Kokrak	-1	$51,925
T38	Tyler Duncan	E	$40,455
T38	Russell Henley	E	$40,455
T38	Kevin Na	E	$40,455
T38	Brooks Koepka	E	$40,455
T38	Adam Scott	E	$40,455
T43	Joaquin Niemann	1	$28,179
T43	Brendan Steele	1	$28,179
T43	Sepp Straka	1	$28,179
T43	Collin Morikawa	1	$28,179
T43	J.T. Poston	1	$28,179
T43	Brian Harman	1	$28,179
T43	Sebastian Munoz	1	$28,179
T43	Cameron Davis	1	$28,179
T43	Wesley Bryan	1	$28,179
T52	Tom Hoge	2	$22,153
T52	Kevin Streelman	2	$22,153
T52	Tyler McCumber	2	$22,153
T52	Danny Lee	2	$22,153
T52	Charley Hoffman	2	$22,153
T57	J.B. Holmes	3	$21,297
T57	Nate Lashley	3	$21,297
T57	Richy Werenski	3	$21,297
T60	Keegan Bradley	4	$20,832
T60	Brian Gay	4	$20,832
T62	Charl Schwartzel	5	$20,460
T62	Harold Varner III	5	$20,460
T64	Scott Piercy	6	$20,088
T64	Matthew Wolff	6	$20,088
66	Kyoung-Hoon Lee	9	$19,809
67	Sung Kang	10	$19,623

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