2020 CJ Cup Purse: Payout information, winner’s share at Shadow Creek

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Justin Thomas sits just a few strokes back of the lead heading into Sunday at the CJ Cup.

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There are few venues better suited for a Sunday afternoon showdown than Las Vegas, Nev., the host city for this year’s CJ Cup. On Sunday, a loaded leaderboard looks to push their chips to the center of the table in the casino capital of the United States with the potential for a big payout. Below is the purse for the 2020 CJ Cup, including payout information and winner’s share at Shadow Creek.

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A loaded leaderboard features an unfamiliar name at the very top. PGA Tour journeyman Russell Henley leads heading into Sunday at the CJ Cup. Henley, who hasn’t won since the 2017 Houston Open, is looking for just his fourth PGA Tour victory on Sunday. Through 54 holes, he holds a three-stroke lead at 15 under par for the week, but he’ll have to fend off a group of bonafide PGA Tour stars to grab victory at Shadow Creek.

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Xander Schauffele enters the day tied for second at 12 under for the week. Schauffele, who is experimenting with Callaway’s brand-new X Forged CB irons in his bag, owns the low score of the week with his Friday 64…and one of the high scores of the week with his Saturday 74. Still, at only three strokes back heading into the final round, the 26-year-old Schauffele is a good bet to make a late push on Henley atop the leaderboard.

Behind Schauffele, a quartette of major champions are well within striking distance. Justin Thomas (-10), Jason Day (-10), Collin Morikawa (-9) and Rory McIlroy (-8) all enter the Sunday a hot streak away from the lead, while others like Jon Rahm, Rickie Fowler and Brooks Koepka sit inside the top 20.

Below is the payout information for the CJ Cup’s $9.75 million purse; you can catch the action on Sunday starting at 5:00 p.m. ET on Golf Channel.

CJ Cup payout information, winner’s share

1. $1,755,000

2. $1,053,000

3. $663,000

4. $468,000

5. $390,000

6. $351,000

7. $326,625

8. $302,250

9. $282,750

10. $263,250

11. $243,750

12. $224,250

13. $204,750

14. $185,250

15. $173,940

16. $163,410

17. $153,660

18. $143,910

19. $134,160

20. $124,410

21. $114,660

22. $106,860

23. $99,060

24. $91,260

25. $83,460

26. $75,660

27. $72,735

28. $69,810

29. $66,885

30. $63,960

31. $61,035

32. $58,110

33. $55,185

34. $52,748

35. $50,310

36. $47,873

37. $45,435

38. $43,485

39. $41,535

40. $39,585

41. $37,635

42. $35,685

43. $33,735

44. $31,785

45. $29,835

46. $27,885

47. $25,935

48. $24,375

49. $23,010

50. $22,230

51. $21,645

52. $21,060

53. $20,670

54. $20,280

55. $20,085

56. $19,890

57. $19,695

58. $19,500

59. $19,305

60. $19,110

61. $18,915

62. $18,720

63. $18,525

64. $18,330

65. $18,135

66. $17,940

67. $17,745

68. $17,550

69. $17,355

70. $17,160

71. $16,965

72. $16,770

73. $16,575

74. $16,380

75. $16,185

76. $15,990

77. $15,795

78. $15,600

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James Colgan is a news and features editor at GOLF, writing stories for the website and magazine. He manages the Hot Mic, GOLF’s media vertical, and utilizes his on-camera experience across the brand’s platforms. Prior to joining GOLF, James graduated from Syracuse University, during which time he was a caddie scholarship recipient (and astute looper) on Long Island, where he is from. He can be reached at james.colgan@golf.com.