2021 Rocket Mortgage Classic purse: Payout information, winner’s share in Detroit

By: James Colgan

July 4, 2021

Joaquin Niemann is tied for the lead heading into Sunday's final round.

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We’ve officially reached the final round of play at the 2021 Rocket Mortgage Classic. Below, find everything you need to know about tournament money, including purse, payout and winner’s share, on Sunday.

Rocket Mortgage Classic final round preview

A star-spangled leaderboard greets fans tuning into the final round of play at the 2021 Rocket Mortgage Classic on Independence Day in the United States. A group of Americans — led by co-leader Troy Merritt — look to bring home a holiday win Sunday at Detroit Golf club. Behind Merritt, Hank Lebioda, Brandon Hagy, Jason Kokrak and Kevin Kisner represent the great American hopes in contention on Sunday.

Tied for the lead with Merritt is Joaquin Niemann (-14), who enters Sunday looking for his second PGA Tour victory at a key moment. Niemann, 22, is hoping to grab a momentum-building win in the waning moments before the Olympics in Tokyo. The Chilean-born neophyte is looking to become one of the few medal winners ever from his home country — an honor he’s said would be among the top of his career.

Niemann and Merritt tee off shortly after 2:05 p.m., and will look to hold off a group headlined by Lebioda, Hagy, Kokrak, Kisner and Australian-born Cameron Davis.

Below, find complete payout information, including winner’s share, for the Rocket Mortgage Classic’s $7.5 million purse; you can catch the action Sunday from 1-3 p.m. ET on Golf Channel, and from 3 until the completion of play on CBS.

1. $1,350,000

2. $817,500

3. $517,500

4. $367,500

5. $307,500

6. $271,875

7. $253,125

8. $234,375

9. $219,375

10. $204,375

11. $189,375

12. $174,375

13. $159,375

14. $144,375

15. $136,875

16. $129,375

17. $121,875

18. $114,375

19. $106,875

20. $99,375

21. $91,875

22. $84,375

23. $78,375

24. $72,375

25. $66,375

26. $60,375

27. $58,125

28. $55,875

29. $53,625

30. $51,375

31. $49,125

32. $46,875

33. $44,625

34. $42,750

35. $40,875

36. $39,000

37. $37,125

38. $35,625

39. $34,125

40. $32,625

41. $31,125

42. $29,625

43. $28,125

44. $26,625

45. $25,125

46. $23,625

47. $22,125

48. $20,925

49. $19,875

50. $19,275

51. $18,825

52. $18,375

53. $18,075

54. $17,775

55. $17,625

56. $17,475

57. $17,325

58. $17,175

59. $17,025

60. $16,875

61. $16,725

62. $16,575

63. $16,425

64. $16,275

65. $16,125

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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.