2024 Farmers Insurance Open money: Purse, payout breakdown, winner’s share

A general view as Stephan Jaeger of Germany plays his shot on the seventh hole during the third round of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines South Course on January 26, 2024 in La Jolla, California.

Stephan Jaeger will attempt to notch his first-ever PGA Tour victory on Saturday at Torrey Pines.

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Stephan Jaeger, the Farmers Insurance Open’s third-round leader, is surely looking forward to what could be a career-defining day on Saturday: the 34-year-old is currently on track to cash the biggest single check of his career. This week, the Farmers Insurance Open purse awards $1.62 million to the winner — a tidy haul indeed!

It’s tempting to think that Jaeger’s six Korn Ferry Tour victories will give him some confidence when it comes to closing the deal, but with only a one-shot advantage over the field, it won’t be easy. There are 26 players within five shots of Jaeger’s lead, including big names like Tony Finau, Xander Schauffele and young gun Ludvig Aberg.

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“It’s great to have some past success, but you really — that doesn’t really get you anything,” Jaeger said after his third-round 73. “I’m going to feel it tomorrow, I’m going to be nervous.”

The good news from a purse perspective? The top 22 players this week will all clear six figures, thanks to a $9 million total purse.

Jaeger will play in Saturday afternoon’s final grouping alongside Matthieu Pavon and Nicolai Hojgaard at 2:10 p.m. ET.

You can check out the entire payout breakdown for the Farmers Insurance Open below, and you can view the TV schedule here.

2024 Farmers Insurance Open money: Purse, payout breakdown, winner’s share

Win: $1,620,000

2: $981,000

3: $621,000

4: $441,000

5: $369,000

6: $326,250

7: $303,750

8: $281,250

9: $263,250

10: $245,250

11: $227,250

12: $209,250

13: $191,250

14: $173,250

15: $164,250

16: $155,250

17: $146,250

18: $137,250

19: $128,250

20: $119,250

21: $110,250

22: $101,250

23: $94,050

24: $86,850

25: $79,650

26: $72,450

27: $69,750

28: $67,050

29: $64,350

30: $61,650

31: $58,950

32: $56,250

33: $53,550

34: $51,300

35: $49,050

36: $46,800

37: $44,550

38: $42,750

39: $40,950

40: $39,150

41: $37,350

42: $35,550

43: $33,750

44: $31,950

45: $30,150

46: $28,350

47: $26,550

48: $25,110

49: $23,850

50: $23,130

51: $22,590

52: $22,050

53: $21,690

54: $21,330

55: $21,150

56: $20,970

57: $20,790

58: $20,610

59: $20,430

60: $20,250

61: $20,070

62: $19,890

63: $19,710

64: $19,530

65: $19,350

66: $19,170

67: $18,990

68: $18,810

69: $18,630

70: $18,450

71: $18,270

72: $18,090

73: $17,910

74: $17,730

75: $17,550

76: $17,370

77: $17,190

78: $17,010

79: $16,830

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