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2025 The Sentry money: Here’s how much every player made

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Collin Morikawa of the United States and Hideki Matsuyama of Japan stand on the ninth green during the final round of The Sentry 2025 at Plantation Course at Kapalua Golf Club on January 05, 2025 in Kapalua, Hawaii.

Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa dueled in the final round at Kapalua.

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During Sunday’s final round of the 2025 Sentry at Kapalua, Will Zalatoris made costly rules mistake. But not only for him.

On the 15th hole, both Zalatoris and his playing partner Cam Davis played each other’s ball by mistake for their third shots on the par-5.

That meant both players had to not only re-hit their third shots but take a two-shot penalty as well, which in one of the PGA Tour’s eight Signature events, proved very costly.

“That’s gonna be expensive,” said NBC analyst Mark Rolfing.

Oh yeah, it was Rolf.

By the time Zalatoris had finished up, he was in a tie for 26th, which comes with a paycheck around $163k. If he had those two shots back, he would have been in a tie for 15th, which is a payday of around $283k, costing him almost half his paycheck for the week.

Two shots for Davis would have bumped him from the tie for 13th into the top 5, costing him more than $300k.

It just goes to show you, when millions of dollars are on the line, a simple mistake can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.

With that, below is the complete payout breakdown for this week’s the Sentry. The total purse is $20 million. 

How much every player made at the 2025 the Sentry

1. Hideki Matsuyama $3.6 million

    2. Collin Morikawa $2.16 million

    3. Sungjae Im $1.36 million

    4. Jhonattan Vegas $975,000

    T5. Ludvig Aberg $744,166.70
    Corey Conners
    Thomas Detry

    T8. Sam Burns $550,000
    Maverick McNealy
    Cameron Young
    Tom Hoge
    Harry Hall

    T13. Taylor Pendrith $410,000
    Cam Davis

    T15. Robert MacIntyre $292,000
    Aaron Rai
    Austin Eckroat
    Keegan Bradley
    Tony Finau
    Wyndham Clark
    Patrick Cantlay
    Adam Scott
    Sepp Straka

    T24. Matt Fitzpatrick $196,000
    Max Greyserman

    T26. Max Homa $163,333.33
    Justin Thomas
    Will Zalatoris

    29. Adam Hadwin $148,000

    T30. Russell Henley $137,500
    Xander Schauffele

    T32. Nico Echavarria $118,000
    Byeong Hun An
    Si Woo Kim
    Akshay Bhatia

    T36. Viktor Hovland $97,750
    Stephan Jaeger
    Davis Thompson
    Sahith Theegala

    T40. Patton Kizzire $81,000
    Christiaan Bezuidenhout
    Jason Day
    J.T. Poston

    T44. Chris Kirk $69,000
    Kevin Yu

    T46. Denny McCarthy $62,000
    Chris Gotterup

    T48. Brice Garnett $59,000
    Nick Taylor
    Matthieu Pavon

    51. Billy Horschel $54,000

    52. Eric Cole $53,000

    T53. Peter Malnati $51,500
    Matt McCarty

    55. Nick Dunlap $50,000

    56. Jake Knapp $49,500

    57. Rafael Campos $49,000

    58. Brian Harman $48,500

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