payday in mexico
Here’s the prize money payout for each golfer at the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship
Cliff Hawkins
Only two events remain in the PGA Tour’s fall schedule, now that the tour has left Mexico after the World Wide Technology Championship at El Cardonal at Diamante in Los Cabos.
It was Austin Eckroat who walked away with the title, his second this year after winning the Cognizant Classic at PGA National back in March. He took home $1.296 million for his victory from the overall $7.2 million purse. He already was inside the top 50 in the FedEx Cup standings so his status was secure for 2025.
Eckroat shot 68-67-66-63 for a 24-under-par 264 total. Justin Lower and Carson Young both tied for second place to dratcially improve their positioning for full status on the PGA Tour next year. Lower made eagle on the par-5 18th hole Sunday and Young made birdie. Eckroat, however, made bogey to still win by one.
A reminder, full status is on the line during this stretch of the fall season along with entry into two early signature events in 2025—the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the Genesis Invitational. As part of the Aon Next 10, those ranked Nos. 51-60 in FedEx points will play in those two events. Those from 61-125 will retain full status for next year and Nos. 126-150 will have conditional status. All those players can improve status by playing in PGA Tour Q-School.
The Butterfield Bermuda Championship is this week at Rort Royal Golf Course in Southampton, Bermuda. The RSM Classic ends the season the following week at St. Simons Island, Ga.
Here’s the rundown of what each player earned in Mexico.
WIN: Austin Eckroat, -24/264, $1.296 million
T-2: Justin Lower, -23/265, $640,800
T-2: Carson Young, -23/265, $640,800
4: Max Greyserman, -22/266, $352,800
5: Joe Highsmith, -19/269, $295,200
T-6: Garrick Higgo, -17/271, $219,600
T-6: Sam Stevens, -17/271, $219,600
T-6: Wesley Bryan, -17/271, $219,600
T-6: Maverick McNealy, -17/271, $219,600
T-6: David Lipsky, -17/271, $219,600
T-6: Nico Echavarria, -17/271, $219,600
T-12: Kevin Chappell, -16/272, $160,200
T-12: Patrick Fishburn, -16/272, $160,200
T-14: Harry Hall, -15/273, $120,600
T-14: Harris English, -15/273, $120,600
T-14: Dylan Wu, -15/273, $120,600
T-14: Ryan Gerard, -15/273, $120,600
T-14: Jacob Bridgeman, -15/273, $120,600
T-14: Joel Dahmen, -15/273, $120,600
T-20: Dough Ghim, -14/274, $84,960
T-20: Beau Hossler, -14/274, $84,960
T-20: Chandler Phillips, -14/274, $84,960
T-20: Daniel Berger, -14/274, $84,960
T-24: Kevin Streelman, -13/275, $58,680
T-24: Kelly Kraft, -13/275, $58,680
T-24: Lucas Glover, -13/275, $58,680
T-24: Patrick Rodgers, -13/275, $58,680
T-24: Ryan McCormick, -13/275, $58,680
T-24: Ben Griffin, -13/275, $58,680
T-30: Sam Ryder, -12/276, $41,320
T-30: Michael Kim, -12/276, $41,320
T-30: Harry Higgs, -12/276, $41,320
T-30: Brandon Wu, -12/276, $41,320
T-30: Nick Hardy, -12/276, $41,320
T-30: Henrik Norlander, -12/276, $41,320
T-30: J.J. Spaun, -12/276, $41,320
T-30: Charley Hoffman, -12/276, $41,320
T-30: Matt Kuchar, -12/276, $41,320
T-39: Alex Smalley, -11/277, $31,320
T-39: Adam Svensson, -11/277, $31,320
T-39: Chesson Hadley, -11/277, $31,320
T-42: Tom Whitney, -10/278, $27,000
T-42: Danny Willett, -10/278, $27,000
T-42: Martin Laird, -10/278, $27,000
T-45: Josh Teater, -9/279, $19,864
T-45: Justin Suh, -9/279, $19,864
T-45: Tyson Alexander, -9/279, $19,864
T-45: Rico Hoey, -9/279, $19,864
T-45: Blaine Hale, Jr., -9/279, $19,864
T-45: S.Y. Noh, -9/279, $19,864
T-45: Tom Hoge, -9/279, $19,864
T-45: Zac Blair, -9/279, $19,864
T-45: Hayden Springer, -9/279, $19,864
54: Luke List, -8/280, $17,064
T-55: Vince Whaley, -7/281, $16,848
T-55: Nate Lashley, -7/281, $16,848
57: Kevin Tway, -6/282, $16,632
T-58: David Skinns, -5/283, $16,416
T-58: Joseph Bramlett, -5/283, $16,416
T-60: Zach Bauchou, -4/284, $15,984
T-60: Robby Shelton, -4/284, $15,984
T-60: Lanto Griffin, -4/284, $15,984
T-60: Chad Ramey, -4/284, $15,984
T-64: Aaron Baddeley, -3/285, $15,408
T-64: Erik van Rooyen, -3/285, $15,408
T-64: Taylor Montgomery, -3/285, $15,408
T-64: Ryan Brehm, -3/285, $15,408