Jordan Spieth won the PGA Tour’s 2022 RBC Legacy on Sunday after a playoff with Patrick Cantley. Today we will discuss about RBC Heritage (USA): Prize Money| Golfers Purses| How Much Champion Will Earn
RBC Heritage (USA): Prize Money| Golfers Purses| How Much Champion Will Earn
RBC Heritage, known for most of its history as the Heritage Classic or simply Heritage, is a PGA Tour event in South Carolina, first played 53 years ago in 1969.It is currently in Augusta, USA. It is played in mid-April, a week after The Masters in Georgia.
Prize Money
It pays to play well on the PGA Tour, folks. Just ask this week’s winner Jordan Spieth.
The 28-year-old Texan claimed his 13th PGA Tour win – and first as a father – at the 2022 RBC Heritage via a one-hole playoff with Ryder Cup teammate Patrick Cantley. Spieth scored a 5-under 66 thanks to a pair of Eagles on his front nine at the Harbor Town Golf Links during Sunday’s final round and won with a clutch up-down from the bunker on the first playoff hole.
Spieth would take home $1.44 million for his efforts, with his playoff partner Kentley earning $872,000. See how much money each PGA Tour player made this week at 2022 RBC Heritage.
Golfers Purses
The purse for RBC Heritage is $8 million, with first prize paying $1,440,000.
Payment
1. $1,440,000 — Jordan Spieth (won in 2-man playoff)
2. $872,000 — Patrick Cantley
T 3. $330,857.16 — Cam Davis, JT. Poston, Cameron Young, Sepp Straka, Matt Kutcher, Harold Warner III, Shane Lowry
T10. $210,000 – Tommy Fleetwood, Eric Van Rooyen
T12: $140,666.67 – Tyler Duncan, Adam Long, Scott Piercy, Matthew Nesmith, Troy Merritt, Cameron Tringle, Joaquin Nieman, Corey Connors, Joel Dahman
T21: $83,920 – Daniel Berger, Graeme McDowell, Sungjae Im, Billy Horschel, Aaron Wise
T26: $54,844.45 – Tyrell Hatton, Colin Morikawa, Patton Kizer, Adam Hadwin, Brendan Todd, Kevin Na, Mito Pereira, Maverick McNeely, Adam Svensson
T35: $37,350 – Justin Thomas, Brian Herman, Brandon Grace, Doug Ghim, Jason Kokrak, Wyndham Clarke, Hudson Swafford
T42: $26.845.71 — ct. Pan, Si Woo Kim, Alex Noreen, Robert Straub, Peter Malnati, Ian Poulter
T48: $21,040 – Doc Redmayne, Joseph Bramlett, Lucas Glover
T51: $19,480 – Pat Perez, Brian Gaye, Danny Willett
T54: $18,800 — Henrik Stenson, Charl Schwartzell
T56: $18,400 – Luke Donald, Denny McCarthy, Jim Herman
T59: $17,680 – Camilo Villegas, Mathias Schwab, Roger Sloan, Webb Simpson, Bill Haas, Ben Martin, Chad Ramey
T66: $16,960 – Anirban Lahiri, Dylan Fritelli
68: $16,720 — Stewart Cinco
69: $16,560– Brian Steward
T70: $16,230 — Jonathan Bird, Sahit Thegal.
How Much Champion Will Earn
While this year’s purse is a record $8 million, which is higher than last year’s $7.1 million offer. This means that the standard 18% check for the winner would be a cool $1,440,000. That’s in addition to a PGA Tour exemption until the end of the 2024 season, a spot at the Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii next January… and a waiver 51 weeks from now for the 2023 Masters.
Harold Warner III’s Ka-11 is ahead of Shane Lowry, Eric van Rooyen and Patrick Cantley’s K-10 after 54 holes. In the DraftKings sportsbook, Kentley is preferred on 360 to win, with Lowry being the underdogs of the last four on the 400, Warner 500. and Van Rooyen on the 850.
