2022 John Deere Classic purse: Payout info, winner’s share

By: Sean Zak

July 3, 2022

JT Poston and his caddie size up a shot during the third round of the John Deere Classic.

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The 2022 John Deere Classic feels like it’s J.T. Poston’s to lose, after the 29-year-old has played his way into a 3-shot lead through 54 holes. Behind him is a three-way tie at 16 under between Scott Stallings, Emiliano Grillo and Denny McCarthy.

Poston is a one-time Tour-winner who torched TPC Deere Run earlier this week with an opening 62. Stallings has bagged three Tour victories in his career and Grillo has even won once during his rookie year back in 2015. It’s McCarthy who has never won on Tour, even if he’s been the man in contention lately.

It was McCarthy who hung around very late into the U.S. Open at Brookline a couple weeks ago, finishing T7, and at the Memorial tournament two weeks before that, finishing T5. A win for him Sunday would earn him a berth in the 2023 Masters, his first time competing at Augusta National. It would also bring in his biggest career payday.

Sunday’s winner will come away with $1.28 million of the $7.1 million total purse, while second place will clear just under a million, at $773,900. Check out the complete purse breakdown for the entire field below.

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Win: $1.28 million
2: $773,900
3: $489,900
4: $347,900
5: $291,100
6: $257,375
7: $239,625
8: $221,875
9: $207,675
10: $193,475
11: $179,275
12: $165,075
13: $150,875
14: $136,675
15: $129,575
16: $122,475
17: $115,375
18: $108,275
19: $101,175
20: $94,075
21: $86,975
22: $79,875
23: $74,195
24: $68,515
25: $62,835
26: $57,155
27: $57,155
28: $55,025
29: $52,895
30: $50,765
31: $48,635
32: $46,505
33: $44,375
34: $40,470
35: $38,695
36: $36,920
37: $35,145
38: $33,725
39: $32,305
40: $30,885
41: $29,465
42: $28,045
43: $26,625
44: $25,205
45: $23,785
46: $22,365
47: $20,945
48: $19,809
49: $18,815
50: $18,247
51: $17,821
52: $17,395
53: $17,111
54: $16,827
55: $16,685
56: $16,543
57: $16,401
58: $16,259
59: $16,117
60: $15,975
61: $15,833
62: $15,691
63: $15,549
64: $15,407
65: $15,265
66: $15,123
67: $14,981
68: $14,839
69: $14,697

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Sean Zak

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Sean Zak is a writer at GOLF Magazine and just published his first book, which follows his travels in Scotland during the most pivotal summer in the game’s history.