2024 Procore Championship money: Here’s how much every player made 

Sure, the big money was handed out two weeks ago at the Tour Championship, with Scottie Scheffler walking away with $25 million.

But that doesn’t mean the PGA Tour is done handing out checks for the year.

The PGA Tour’s 8-event FedEx Cup Fall schedule began this week at the Procore Championship in Napa, California and there’s still plenty at stake.

The Procore’s $6 million purse may seem small compared to the $20 million at stake in this past season’s Signature Events, but it still means this week’s winner is walking away with more than a million dollars.

And the fall also provides tremendous opportunities for those to secure their PGA Tour statuses for next season. Patton Kizzire, who entered the final round Sunday is a perfect example as he sought his third career PGA Tour win.

Before this week, Kizzire was 134th in the FedEx Cup standings just a year after losing his full-time status by finishing outside the Top 125. He doesn’t look to repeat that for 2025 as his win this week gets him an automatic two-year exemption and he jumps up to 70th in the FedEx Cup Fall standings.

Not to mention he ends up with one of those nice big checks.

Here is the complete payout breakdown for this week’s Procore Championship, played at Silverado Resort and Spa. The total purse is $6 million. 

How much every player made at the 2024 Procore Championship  

1. Patton Kizzire $1.08 million

2. David Lipsky $654,000

3. Patrick Fishburn $414,000

T4. Ben Silverman $252,500
Mackenzie Hughes
Greyson Sigg

T7. Tom Hoge $176,100
Austin Smotherman
Justin Lower
Sahith Theegala
Corey Conners

12. Keith Mitchell $139,500

T13. Wesley Bryan $86,515.38
Rafael Campos
Adam Svensson
Neal Shipley
Chandler Phillips
Lucas Glover
Zac Blair
Kevin Tway
John Keefer
Matt Kuchar
Brandon Wu
Joe Highsmith
Wilson Furr

T26. Charley Hoffman $43,800
Kevin Chappell
Brandt Snedeker
Garrick Higgo
J.J. Spaun
Chan Kim

T32. Jhonattan Vegas $34,260
Min Woo Lee
Webb Simpson
Bud Cauley
Chez Reavie

T37. Patrick Rodgers $26,100
Rico Hoey
Justin Suh
Blaine Hale, Jr.
Sam Stevens
Roger Sloan
Sangmoon Bae

T44. Brendon Todd $20,100
Andrew Putnam
David Skinns

T47. Tom Whitney $16,780
Doug Ghim
Martin Laird

T50. Joel Dahmen $14,562.86
J.B. Holmes
Nick Hardy
Aaron Baddeley
Tom Johnson
Chesson Hadley
Luke Clanton (a)
Michael Thorbjornsen

T58. Matti Schmid $13,740
Chad Ramey
Pierceson Coody

T61. Lanto Griffin $13,380
Josh Teater
Henrik Norlander

T64. Kevin Dougherty $13,080
Ben Kohles

(a) = amateur, does not collect payout

Jack Hirsh

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