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    Presidents Cup 2022 Prize Money Breakdown, Everything you need to know

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    Lower took that energy to Napa, shooting rounds of 63-71-69 to move to 13 under and grab a one-shot lead heading into Sunday’s last round of 18. A final cycle 73 dropped him to a tie for fourth place, four ahead of Hom’s triumph. number.

    it was Lower’s career best in 29 starts. Also, the $360,000 was the biggest cash of his career by a wide margin, his previous high being $100,825 for a T-8 at the Barbasol 2022 title. His earnings from the general career visit were just $716,970 for the week.

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    Money breakdown

    The field is not only looking for a memorable title, but also a remarkable check. The largest during the entire duration of the event.

    The winner of the 122nd US Open will receive a check for more than $3 million this Sunday — $3,150,000 to be careful. That’s $925,000 more than Jon Rahm earned a year ago. Second place will take home nearly $1.9 million.

    1. Win: Max Homa, – 16, $1,440,000
    2. Danny Willett, – $15,872,000
    3. Taylor Montgomery, – $13,552,000
    4. T-4: Byeong Hun An, 276/- 12, $360,000
    5. T-4: Justin Lower, 276/ – 12, $360,000
    6. T-6: Rickie Fowler, 277/ – 11, $270,000
    7. T-6: Scratch Taylor, 277/ – 11, $270,000
    8. T-6: Sahith Theegala, 277/- 11, $270,000
    9. T-9: Harris English, 278/ – 10, $218,000
    10. T-9: Davis Thompson, 278/ – 10, $218,000
    11. T-9: Brendon Todd, 278/ – 10, $218,000
    12. T-12: Zac Blair, 279/-9, $140,666.67
    13. T-12: Joseph Bramlett, 279/-9, $140,666.67
    14. T-12: Thomas Detry, 279/-9, $140,666.67
    15. T-12: Tom Hoge, 279/-9, $140,666.67
    16. T-12: Brian Stuard, 279/-9, $140,666.67
    17. T-12: Adam Svensson, 279/-9, $140,666.67
    18. T-12: Harrison Endycott, 279/-9, $140,666.66
    19. T-12: Paul Haley II, 279/-9, $140,666.66
    20. T-12: Matt Kuchar, 279/-9, $140,666.66

    More to know

    Everyone was hoping to start the new PGA Visit season on a high with the Fortinet Title, however it was Max Homa who walked away happy on Sunday at the Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa, California.

    Homa, the reigning champion, won by one shot over Danny Willett after birdieing an opening 72 to finish with a 4-under 68 and 16-under 272. But it didn’t seem to matter too much as Willett in in fact, he made a 3½-foot putt for birdie, which would have given him the triumph. However, Willett continued to miss the putt and left with a significantly longer comeback. Then at that point he missed the six-footer and gave Hom the title.

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