The Sentry money: Purse, payout breakdown, winner’s share for first Signature Event of 2024

The PGA Tour’s first tournament — and first Signature Event — of the 2024 season finishes on Sunday, when one pro will win The Sentry and pocket a $3.6 million check. Sounds nice, right?

Chris Kirk leads the tournament through 54 holes, as the 38-year-old pro is 21 under on the Plantation Course at Kapalua after his Saturday 66. Kirk has a one-shot lead over Akshay Bhatia and is two clear of Xander Schauffele, Jordan Spieth and Byeong Hun An. Reigning PGA Tour Player of the Year Scottie Scheffler is among the group at 18 under, three shots off the lead.

Kirk is chasing his sixth career PGA Tour victory. He’s 3 for 6 in converting 54-hole leads or co-leads. If Kirk holds on, he’ll snag his biggest paycheck to date. The $20 million Sentry purse awards $3.6 million to the winner. Even the runner-up gets $2.16 million, and third takes home $1.36 million.

You can check out the entire payout breakdown for The Sentry below, and you can view the TV schedule here. The final threesome of Kirk, Bhatia and Schauffele tee off at 2:45 p.m. ET.

The Sentry money: Purse, payout breakdown, winner’s share

1. $3.6 million
2. $2.16 million
3. $1.36 million
4. $975,000
5. $815,000
6. $735,000
7. $682,500
8. $630,000
9. $590,000
10. $550,000
11. $510,000
12. $470,000
13. $430,000
14. $390,000
15. $370,000
16. $350,000
17. $330,000
18. $310,000
19. $290,000
20. $270,000
21. $252,000
22. $236,000
23. $220,000
24. $204,000
25. $188,000
26. $172,000
27. $165,000
28 $158,000
29. $151,000
30. $144,000
31. $137,000
32. $130,000
33. $123,000
34. $118,000
35. $113,000
36. $108,000
37. $103,000
38. $98,000
39. $94,000
40. $90,000
41. $86,000
42. $82,000
43. $78,000
44. $74,000
45. $70,000
46. $66,000
47. $64,000
48. $62,000
49. $60,000
50. $58,000
51. $57,000
52. $56,000
53. $55,000
54. $54,000
55. $53,000
56. $52,000
57. $51,000
58. $50,500
59. $50,000

Josh Berhow

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