2024 Valspar Championship money: Here's how much every player ...
By: Jack Hirsh March 24, 2024
Xander Schauffele finished well ahead of the leaders Sunday.
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When Xander Schauffele needed to make a six-footer on the 71st hole of the Players Championship last week, he faltered.
Schauffele barely scared the hole after a nearly perfect tee shot on island green par-3 17th when he was trailing Scottie Scheffler by one stroke.
Scheffler started the final day five back of Schauffele and ended up finishing nearly an hour before him while hanging on for the win.
Fast forward a week and Schauffele is in Scheffler’s position at the Valspar Championship, having gone out more than two hours before the leaders and posting eight under in the clubhouse at Innisbrook.
“Kind of an awkward holding pattern,” Schaffuele said after finishing his round. “I’m going to sit and creep the leaderboard, maybe catch some basketball as well, just to distract myself a bit, but for the most part just hang around.”
When Schauffele finished, he trailed just two golfers, overnight leader Keith Mitchell and Mackenzie Hughes, who were both at nine under on the front nine.
“I’m not expecting too much to happen,” Schauffele said. “Everyone’s pretty darn good at this game. I’ll keep an eye on it and hope for the best, but overall just happy with where I stand.”
If Schauffele has anything going for him, it’s Copperhead’s difficult finishing stretch, the “Snake Pit.” Mitchell became the first player to play the “Snake Pit” in four under on Saturday when he holed his second at the 18th.
But Schaffuele is sitting back and watching the final nine with an open mind.
“You just never know,” he said. “I don’t know where the wind’s supposed to sit and how much it’s supposed to blow. 16 is a fun hole, you know, into left-to-right. Then you have 17 into, kind of into right-to-left. Then 18 was kind of straight across. So if the wind switches and, you know, all those holes can kind of play awkwardly, very across, which is not the most favorable wind.”
The difference between Schauffele holding onto his clubhouse lead or not could be hundreds of thousands of dollars, like every week on the PGA Tour.
After Peter Malnati shot a final-round 67 to win, Schauffele ended up in a tie for fifth.
With that, here is a complete list of the 2024 Valspar Championship payouts for all 77 players who made the cut. The total purse is $8.3 million.
How much every player made at the 2024 Valspar Championship(Final payouts will be updated at the conclusion of the tournament.)
1. Peter Malnati: $1,512,000
2. Cameron Young: $915,600
T3. Chandler Phillips $495,600Mackenzie Hughes
T5. Xander Schauffele $298,725Carl YuanRyan MooreAdam Hadwin
T9. Christiaan Bezuidenhout $237,300K.H. Lee
11. Lucas Glover $212,100
T12. Billy Horschel $166,740Taylor MooreChez ReavieScott StallingsKevin Roy
T17. Andrew Novak $104,020Akshay BhatiaAaron BaddeleyMatti SchmidBen GriffinThomas DetryMatt WallaceJoseph BramlettKeith Mitchell
T26. Mac Meissner $60,060Dylan WuFred BiondiKevin StreelmanLee HodgesCameron ChampSeamus Power
T33. Sam Ryder $39,410Robert MacIntyreStewart CinkMax GreysermanJustin SuhRyo HisatsuneAdam SchenkEric ColeRobby SheltonMichael KimTom WhitneyBrendon Todd
T45. Maverick McNealy $25,704Sami ValimakiGreyson SiggKevin Dougherty
T49. Matt Kuchar $21,151.20Joel DahmenRoger SloanJorge CampilloAdam Svensson
T54. Ryan Palmer $19,404Alexander BjorkCarson YoungWebb SimpsonVince WhaleyNorman XiongRico Hoey
T61. S.H. Kim $18,564Chris GotterupHayden Buckley
T64. Nick Taylor $18,060Justin ThomasSam Stevens
T67. Harry Hall $17,388Chan KimParker CoodyBen MartinDoug Ghim
T72. Ryan Brehm $16,716Callum TarrenHayden Springer
T75. Bronson Burgoon $16,212Alejandro TostiDavid Skinns
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Jack Hirsh is an assistant editor at GOLF. A Pennsylvania native, Jack is a 2020 graduate of Penn State University, earning degrees in broadcast journalism and political science. He was captain of his high school golf team and recently returned to the program to serve as head coach. Jack also still *tries* to remain competitive in local amateurs. Before joining GOLF, Jack spent two years working at a TV station in Bend, Oregon, primarily as a Multimedia Journalist/reporter, but also producing, anchoring and even presenting the weather. He can be reached at [email protected].
