2022 Fortinet Championship purse: Payout data, winner’s share

September 18, 2022

Max Homa is trying to defend his title from a yr in the past in Napa.

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Are you able to imagine we’ve already made it to the primary Sunday of the brand new PGA Tour season? Beneath, discover all the things you might want to find out about event cash for the primary occasion of the PGA Tour’s 2022-23 season on the Fortinet Championship.

Fortinet Championship closing spherical preview

On the energy of a powerful opening spherical 63, second-year PGA Tour professional Justin Decrease begins the ultimate spherical of the Fortinet Championship with a one shot lead at 13-under-par. Chances are you’ll bear in mind Decrease from his emotional press convention after the ultimate spherical of the Wyndham Championship when he 3-putted the 72nd inexperienced to seemingly lose his tour card. Nonetheless, Decrease moved up the eligibility listing due to LIV Golf defections after the Tour Championship and retained his standing for this season.

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Only a stroke again is defending champion Max Homa. Homa is coming off a tied for fifth end on the Tour Championship in his first look.

Additionally tied for second with Homa going into the ultimate spherical is 2016 Masters Champion Danny Willet, who’s on the lookout for his first PGA Tour victory since his triumph at Augusta Nationwide.

Beneath, discover all the things you might want to find out about that cash, together with payout data and winner’s share; you’ll be able to catch the motion from 6-9 p.m. ET on Golf Channel, however on tape delay because of tee occasions being moved up due to climate. Dwell protection will be streamed on GolfChannel.com from 3 p.m. to six p.m..

Fortinet Championship payout data, winner’s share

1. $1,440,000
2. $872,000 
3. $552,000 
4. $392,000 
5. $328,000 
6. $290,000
7. $270,000
8. $250,000
9. $234,000
10. $218,000
11. $202,000
12. $186,000
13. $170,000
14. $154,000
15. $146,000
16. $138,000
17. $130,000
18. $122,000
19. $114,000
20. $106,000
21. $98,000 
22. $90,000
23. $83,600
24. $77,200
25. $70,800
26. $64,400
27. $62,000
28. $59,600
29. $57,200
30. $54,800
31. $52,400
32. $50,000
33. $47,600
34. $45,600
35. $43,600
36. $41,600
37. $39,600
38. $38,000
39. $36,400
40. $34,800
41. $33,200
42. $31,600
43. $30,000
44. $28,400
45. $26,800
46. $25,200
47. $23,600
48. $22,320
49. $21,200
50. $20,560
51. $20,080
52. $19,600
53. $19,280
54. $18,960
55. $18,800
56. $18,640
57. $18,480
58. $18,320
59. $18,160
60. $18,000
61. $17,840
62. $17,680
63. $17,520
64. $17360
65. $17,200
66. $17,040
67. $16,880
68. $16,720
69. $16,560
70. $16,400
71. $16,240
72. $16,080
73. $15,840

Jack Hirsh

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Jack Hirsh is an assistant editor at GOLF. A Pennsylvania native, Jack is 2020 graduate of Penn State College, incomes levels in broadcast journalism and political science. He was captain of his highschool golf workforce and nonetheless *tries* to stay aggressive in native amateurs. Earlier than becoming a member of GOLF, Jack spent two years working at a TV station in Bend, Oregon, primarily as Multimedia Journalist/reporter, but in addition producing, anchoring and even presenting the climate. He will be reached at [email protected].

 

 

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