2024 RBC Canadian Open purse: Payout info, winner’s share in Canada

By: Jack Hirsh

June 2, 2024

Mackenzie Hughes hits a shot at the Canadian Open.

Mackenzie Hughes is looking to make it back-to-back for Canadians in their national open.

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After three sunny and crisp days north of the border, we’ve officially reached the end of the RBC Canadian Open. Below, find everything you need to know about tournament purse, including prize money, winner’s share, and complete payout information

RBC Canadian Open final round preview

Robert MacIntyre is becoming somewhat of a fan favorite on the PGA Tour, but while the Scot has a four-stroke lead heading into the final round of the RBC Canadian this week, he won’t be who the home crowd is cheering for.

After Nick Taylor broke a nearly seven-decade-long winless streak for Canadians in their national open, Mackenzie Hughes has a chance to make it back-to-back Cannucks keeping the Canadian Open trophy at home.

Not only would it be another home-country win for Canadians, but Hughes grew up less than 10 miles from Hamilton Golf and Country Club. Should he collect his third PGA Tour title Sunday, it would be a true hometown win.

“I never get cheered for like this before or really ever, because when I’m playing in the U.S., I mean, I’m pretty much a nobody, so being here at home you feel like they’re really pulling you across the line,” Hughes said. “I made a putt on 10 and it was just like, it was like chills. The putt went in, the crowd went nuts, and just some of those moments and things I felt I’m remember for a long time. I know tomorrow will be even more special and hopefully we can put up a low one.”

But of course, not only will Hughes be chasing MacIntyre, but he’ll also be trying to stave off other chasers like Ben Griffin, Ryan Fox, Tommy Fleetwood and more. And they’re not just playing for the thrill of winning. The winner will get a nice check for a cool $1.692 million.

Below is everything you need to know about the RBC Canadian Open’s $9.4 million purse; you can catch the action from 2:30 p.m. ET until the completion of play on CBS.

1. $1,692,000
2. $1,024,600
3. $648,600
4. $460,600
5. $385,400
6. $340,750
7. $317,250
8. $293,750
9. $274,950
10. $256,150
11. $237,350
12. $218,550
13. $199,750
14. $180,950
15. $171,550
16. $162,150
17. $152,750
18. $143,350
19. $133,950
20. $124,550
21. $115,150
22. $105,750
23. $98,230
24. $90,710
25. $83,190
26. $75,670
27. $72,850
28. $70,030
29. $67,210
30. $64,390
31. $61,570
32. $58,750
33. $55,930
34. $53,580
35. $51,230
36. $48,880
37. $46,530
38. $44,650
39. $42,770
40. $40,890
41. $39,010
42. $37,130
43. $35,250
44. $33,370
45. $31,490
46. $29,610
47. $27,730
48. $26,226
49. $24,910
50. $24,158
51. $23,594
52. $23,030
53. $22,654
54. $22,278
55. $22,090
56. $21,902
57. $21,714
58. $21,526
59. $21,338
60. $21,150
61. $20,962
62. $20,774
63. $20,586
64. $20,398
65. $20,210
66. $20,022
67. $19,834
68. $19,646
69. $19,458

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Jack Hirsh

Golf.com Editor

Jack Hirsh is the Associate Equipment Editor at GOLF. A Pennsylvania native, Jack is a 2020 graduate of Penn State University, earning degrees in broadcast journalism and political science. He was captain of his high school golf team and recently returned to the program to serve as head coach. Jack also still *tries* to remain competitive in local amateurs. Before joining GOLF, Jack spent two years working at a TV station in Bend, Oregon, primarily as a Multimedia Journalist/reporter, but also producing, anchoring and even presenting the weather. He can be reached at jack.hirsh@golf.com.