Here’s how much money every player made at the 2024 Open Championship

The stage was set for a dramatic showdown on Sunday at Royal Troon, where, after 54 holes, you could make the case that a dozen players had a realistic chance of hoisting the claret jug on the 18th green. But by Sunday afternoon, there was only one man left standing: Xander Schauffele, the newly-crowned Champion Golfer of the Year.

Of course, along with the jug and golf immortality, the winner of the 2024 Open Championship is also awarded a sizable check — one that has grown significantly over the years.

Just three years ago, in 2021, the Open Championship purse was set at $11.5 million. One year later, it went up to $14 million. And last year, the R&A announced another big jump, and an overall purse increase of 18 percent to reach a total of $16.5 million. The increases over those past three years were record payouts for the Open at the time, and this year, the R&A has added yet another increase to the total purse.

In 2024, the Open Championship purse is set at a whopping total of $17 million — $500,000 more than last year’s amount. Despite the increases, the Open is still the least lucrative of the major championships. The U.S. Open tops the list at $21.5 million, followed by the Masters ($20 million) and the PGA Championship ($18 million). The Players Championship remains the richest purse in golf at a total of $25 million.

It’s an excellent time to be a pro golfer, to say the least.

This year’s Open champion will surpass the payout received by 2023 champion Brian Harman by $100,000, with a $3.1 million total payday. The runner-up will receive a cool $1.759 million, and third place will clear seven figures too, with a payout of $1.128 million.

Even the players who missed the cut receive a payout of at least $8,750, depending on their finish through 36 holes. So how much did the rest of the players in the field come away with this year? You can find a complete list of the 2024 Open Championship payouts for each player below.

How much money every player made at the 2024 Open Championship

1. Xander Schauffele, $3,100,000

T2. Justin Rose, $1,443,500
T2. Billy Horschel, $1,443,500

4. Thriston Lawrence, $876,000

5. Russell Henley, $705,000

6. Shane Lowry, $611,000

T7. Jon Rahm, $451,834
T7. Sungjae Im, $451,834
T7. Scottie Scheffler, $451,834

T10. Adam Scott, $317,534
T10. Matthew Jordan, $317,534
T10. Daniel Brown, $317,534

T13. Jason Day, $248,667
T13. Alex Noren, $248,667
T13. Byeong Hun An, $248,667

T16. Mackenzie Hughes, $202,700
T16. John Catlin, $202,700
T16. Collin Morikawa, $202,700

T19. Dean Burmester, $176,367
T19. Shubhankar Sharma, $176,367
T19. Daniel Hillier, $176,367

T22. Ewen Ferguson, $151,067
T22. Sepp Straka, $151,067
T22. Padraig Harrington, $151,067

T25. Ryan Fox, $124,617
T25. Corey Conners, $124,617
T25. Jordan Spieth, $124,617
T25. Joe Dean, $124,617
T25. Patrick Cantlay, $124,617
T25. Laurie Canter, $124,617

T31. Guido Migliozzi, $90,220
T31. Cameron Young, $90,220
T31. Eric Cole, $90,220
T31. Brendon Todd, $90,220
T31. Matteo Manassero, $90,220
T31. Minkyu Kim, $90,220
T31. Chris Kirk, $90,220
T31. Dustin Johnson, $90,220
T31. Justin Thomas, $90,220
T31. Sam Burns, $90,220

T41. Kurt Kitayama, $70,050
T41. Matt Wallace, $70,050

T43. Jorge Campillo, $57,200
T43. Thorbjorn Olesen, $57,200
T43. Brooks Koepka, $57,200
T43. Max Homa, $57,200
T43. Si Woo Kim, $57,200
T43. Emiliano Grillo, $57,200
T43. Calum Scott (a), $0

T50. Matt Fitzpatrick, $45,238
T50. Matthieu Pavon, $45,238
T50. Richard Mansell, $45,238
T50. Robert MacIntyre, $45,238
T50. Harris English, $45,238
T50. Adrian Meronk, $45,238
T50. Gary Woodland, $45,238
T50. Sean Crocker, $45,238

T58. Abraham Ancer, $42,150
T58. Joaquín Niemann, $42,150

T60. Tommy Morrison (a), $0
T60. Jeunghun Wang, $32,100
T60. Rasmus Hojgaard, $32,100
T60. Jacob Skov Olesen (a), $0
T60. Phil Mickelson, $32,100
T60. Brian Harman, $32,100

T66. Hideki Matsuyama, $40,280
T66. Tom McKibbin, $40,280
T66. Nicolai Hojgaard, $40,280
T66. Davis Thompson, $40,280
T66. Austin Eckroat, $40,280

71. Rickie Fowler, $39,400

T72. Young-han Song, $38,925
T72. Marcel Siem, $38,925
T72. Tom Hoge, $38,925

T75. Darren Clarke, $38,525
T75. Aaron Rai, $38,525
T75. Alex Cejka,$38,525

78. Luis Masaveu (a), $0

79. Andy Ogletree, $38,275

80. Darren Fichardt, $38,150

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