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Here's the prize money payout for each golfer at the 2019 Wells Fargo Championship
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Sunday at the Wells Fargo Championship could have gone in a variety of different directions. There was the potential for it to be a big day for a veteran trying to find his game again (Jason Dufner, Patrick Reed and Pat Perez). Or for a high-profile golfer to build some momentum ahead of the year's second major, the PGA Championship in two weeks (Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose, Sergio Garcia). Or for an unproven tour pro looking for a first win to finally live out his dream.
It turned out to be the later, Max Homa coming out on top over another up-and-comer, Joel Dahmen, with a closing 67 at Quail Hollow Club. Arguably the biggest part of winning for the 28-year-old Homa, the 2013 NCAA individual champion from Cal-Berkeley, is the two-year exemption on tour and the accompanying spot into the field the Masters, PGA Championship, Players Championship and other events.
However, Homa also will be rewarded with a lucrative payday. The Wells Fargo purse is an impressive $7.9 million with the winner grabbing $1.422 million in prize money for his efforts.
Here's how much prize money every golfer who made the cut earned this week at Quail Hollow. At day's end, will fill this in with the names of all the players to let you know who walked off with what.
Win: Max Homa, -15, $1,422,000
2: Joel Dahmen, -12, $853,200
3: Justin Rose, -11, $537,200
T-4: Sergio Garcia, -9, $311,062.50
T-4: Rickie Fowler, -9, $311,062.50
T-4: Paul Casey, -9, $311,062.50
T-4: Jason Dufner, -9, $311,062.50
T-8: Kyle Stanley, -7, $213,300
T-8: Jhonattan Vegas, -7, $213,300
T-8: Keith Mitchell, -7, $213,300
T-8: Rory McIlroy, -7, $213,300
T-8: Pat Perez, -7, $213,300
T-13: Shawn Stefani, -6, $143,780
T-13: Jim Knous, -6, $143,780
T-13: Adam Schenk, -6, $143,780
T-13: Vaughn Taylor, -6, $143,780
T-13: Seamus Power, -6, $143,780
T-18: Brendon Todd, -5, $99,540
T-18: Chez Reavie, -5, $99,540
T-18: Webb Simpson, -5, $99,540
T-18: Rory Sabbatini, -5, $99,540
T-18: Aaron Wise, -5, $99,540
T-18: Doc Redman, -5, $99,540
T-24: Brian Harman, -4, $67,347.50
T-24: Jason Day, -4, $67,347.50
T-24: Dylan Frittelli, -4, $67,347.50
T-24: Bud Cauley, -4, $67,347.50
T-28: Henrik Stenson, -3, $56,090
T-28: Ollie Schniederjans, -3, $56,090
T-28: Patrick Reed, -3, $56,090
T-31: Nick Watney, -2, $44,804.29
T-31: Hideki Matsuyama, -2, $44,804.29
T-31: Alex Prugh, -2, $44,804.29
T-31: Lucas Glover, -2, $44,804.29
T-31: Sungjae Im, -2, $44,804.28
T-31: Cody Gribble, -2, $44,804.28
T-31: Martin Laird, -2, $44,804.28
T-38: Richy Werenski, -1, $32,390
T-38: Joaquin Niemann, -1, $32,390
T-38: Chase Wright, -1, $32,390
T-38: Sebastián Muñoz, -1, $32,390
T-38: Adam Hadwin, -1, $32,390
T-38: Colt Knost, -1, $32,390
T-45: Adam Long, E, $23,131.20
T-45: Jimmy Walker, E, $23,131.20
T-45: Ryan Blaum, E, $23,131.20
T-45: Kevin Streelman, E, $23,131.20
T-45: Nate Lashley, E, $23,131.20
T-50: Zack Sucher, +1, $19,236.50
T-50: Hank Lebioda, +1, $19,236.50
T-50: Trey Mullinax, +1, $19,236.50
T-50: Bill Haas, +1, $19,236.50
T-54: Brendan Steele, +2, $17,933
T-54: Harris English, +2, $17,933
T-54: Nick Taylor, +2, $17,933
T-54: Roberto Díaz, +2, $17,933
T-54: Daniel Berger, +2, $17,933
T-54: John Senden, +2, $17,933
T-60: J.J. Henry, +3, $17,064
T-60: Tony Finau, +3, $17,064
T-60: Kramer Hickok, +3, $17,064
T-60: Kyoung-Hoon Lee, +3, $17,064
T-60: Brice Garnett, +3, $17,064
T-65: Tom Hoge, +5, $16,432
T-65: Luke List, +5, $16,432
T-65: Brandon Harkins, +5, $16,432
68: Julián Etulain, +6, $16,116
69: Jason Kokrak, +8, $15,958
T-70: Matthew Short, +9, $15,721
T-70: Wes Roach, +9, $15,721
72: Fabián Gómez, +12, $15,484
73: Beau Hossler, +13, $15,326