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Learn MoreMax Homa looks to grab his second PGA Tour victory. He holds the 54-hole lead on Sunday at PGA West.
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Things couldn’t be much closer than they are at the 54-hole mark at The American Express, where 25 (!!!) players sit within five strokes of the lead. Of course, there are much more than bragging rights at stake at PGA West Sunday. Here’s everything you need to know about the tournament’s purse, including payout information and winner’s share.
A chaotic leaderboard begins (fittingly) with a three-way tie for the lead. Max Homa, Si Woo Kim and Tony Finau each enter Sunday’s final round at 15 under, good enough for a one-stroke hold on first. But perhaps more interesting than what has happened for the trio of leaders is what hasn’t. Should any of the three 54-hole leaders follow through with a victory on Sunday, it would mark the end of a winless streak. Homa is winless since the 2019 Wells Fargo, Kim hasn’t claimed victory since the 2017 Players, and Finau hasn’t won since his first PGA Tour victory at the Puerto Rico Open in 2016.
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Homa, Kim and Finau will not only have to outlast each other, they’ll also have to outlast a crowded field. Francesco Molinari (-12), Paul Casey and Patrick Cantlay (both -11) are all within striking distance heading into Sunday’s final round. A strong Sunday for Molinari would mark his first top-10 finish since the 2019 Masters.
Further back, Sungjae Im, Gary Woodland and Abe Ancer all face outside shots at top-10 finishes, needing big final round performances to vault into the conversation.
Below is the payout information for The American Express’ $6.7 million purse; you can catch all the action on Golf Channel Sunday beginning a 3:00 p.m. ET.
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1. $1,206,000
2. $730,300
3. $462,300
4. $328,300
5. $274,700
6. $242,875
7. $226,125
8. $209,375
9. $195,975
10. $182,575
11. $169,175
12. $155,775
13. $142,375
14. $128,975
15. $122,275
16. $115,575
17. $108,875
18. $102,175
19. $95,475
20. $88,775
21. $82,075
22. $75,375
23. $70,015
24. $64,655
25. $59,295
26. $53,935
27. $51,925
28. $49,915
29. $47,905
30. $45,895
31. $43,885
32. $41,875
33. $39,865
34. $38,190
35. $36,515
36. $34,840
37. $33,165
38. $31,825
39. $30,485
40. $29,145
41. $27,805
42. $26,465
43. $25,125
44. $23,785
45. $22,445
46. $21,105
47. $19,765
48. $18,693
49. $17,755
50. $17,219
51. $16,817
52. $16,415
53. $16,147
54. $15,879
55. $15,745
56. $15,611
57. $15,477
58. $15,343
59. $15,209
60. $15,075
61. $14,941
62. $14,807
63. $14,673
64. $14,539
65. $14,405
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