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2024 Sentry money: Here’s how much every player made at PGA Tour event
Check out our list of how much money each player in the field came away with at the 2024 Sentry on the Plantation Course at Kapalua.
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Check out our list of how much money each player in the field came away with at the 2024 Sentry on the Plantation Course at Kapalua.
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Harris English, after Saturday’s low round at the Sentry, was asked about a little bit of everything. Sixty-fours that shoot you up the leaderboard can sometimes lead to that.
Amongst the back-and-forth, reporters wondered:
Did it help that English started on the back nine on the Plantation Course at Kapalua, where scoring is often lower? Sort of, he said. His putter won the day, though.
What was the difference in that putter? Harris said he was simply marrying his speeds and his lines better. During the first two rounds, they were off. (Golf, right?)
What did he do after the RSM Classic, the last PGA Tour tournament? He played in an event, the Grant Thornton Invitational, the PGA Tour-LPGA tournament. He duck-hunted in Missouri. He practiced.
What was he working on? Same stuff, he said. It’s monotonous, he admitted. But the repetition gets him to be repetitive come game time.
Would it help him during the final round that he won the 2021 Sentry? No doubt.
Did he want to add anything else?
“It’s playing how it should out there,” he said. “It’s windy, it’s tricky, got some good pins, it’s a lot of fun. I know everybody’s having a lot of fun this week and it’s probably the best shape I’ve ever seen it.”
“And you’re getting money at the end of the week.”
“Yeah, and we’re getting a lot of money. Pretty good place to start out for the year.”
Which is a nice segue to this:
Here is a complete list of the 2024 Sentry payouts for all 59 players. The total purse is $20 million.
How much every player made at the 2024 Sentry
1. Chris Kirk $3.6 million
2. Sahith Theegala $2.16 million
3. Jordan Spieth $1.36 million
4. Ben An $975,000
T5. Sungjae Im $690,500
Brian Harman $690,500
J.T. Poston $690,500
Collin Morikawa $690,500
Scottie Scheffler $690,500
T10. Jason Day $530,000
Xander Schauffele $530,000
T12. Sepp Straka $450,000
Patrick Cantlay $450,000
T14. Adam Hadwin $320,250
Eric Cole $320,250
Patrick Rodgers $320,250
Tyrrell Hatton $320,250
Max Homa $320,250
Matt Fitzpatrick $320,250
Harris English $320,250
Akshay Bhatia $320,250
T22. Erik van Rooyen $220,000
Luke List $220,000
Viktor Hovland $220,000
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
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