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RBC Canadian Open prize money: How much Robert MacIntyre, others won
A tearful Robert MacIntyre claimed his maiden PGA Tour victory at the RBC Canadian Open.
The European Ryder Cup star held off a host of challengers to win the title.
In the end, MacIntyre’s total of 16-under at Hamilton Golf & Country Club was enough to secure a one-shot victory over American Ben Griffin.
MacIntyre was crying with joy in the immediate aftermath.
And the win was all the more special given his father Dougie was on the bag.
MacIntyre won a huge amount of money at the RBC Canadian Open.
So much so, he joked to his parents that they could now pay off the mortgage.
In total, McIntyre banked a cool $1,692,000 from the prize purse.
GolfMagic has listed below how much every player won.
Next up on the PGA Tour schedule is the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village.
|
Finish |
Player |
FedEx Cup points |
Prize money ($) |
|
1 |
Robert MacIntyre |
500 |
1,692,000.00 |
|
2 |
Ben Griffin |
300 |
1,024,600.00 |
|
3 |
Victor Perez |
190 |
648,600.00 |
|
T4 |
Tom Kim |
122.5 |
423,000.00 |
|
T4 |
Rory McIlroy |
122.5 |
423,000.00 |
|
6 |
Corey Conners |
100 |
340,750.00 |
|
T7 |
Ryan Fox |
85 |
295,316.67 |
|
T7 |
Mackenzie Hughes |
85 |
295,316.67 |
|
T7 |
Maverick McNealy |
85 |
295,316.67 |
|
T10 |
Sam Burns |
67.5 |
227,950.00 |
|
T10 |
Joel Dahmen |
67.5 |
227,950.00 |
|
T10 |
Keith Mitchell |
67.5 |
227,950.00 |
|
T10 |
Chandler Phillips |
67.5 |
227,950.00 |
|
T14 |
Jacob Bridgeman |
51 |
152,750.00 |
|
T14 |
Beau Hossler |
51 |
152,750.00 |
|
T14 |
Michael Kim |
51 |
152,750.00 |
|
T14 |
Andrew Novak |
51 |
152,750.00 |
|
T14 |
Aaron Rai |
51 |
152,750.00 |
|
T14 |
Sam Stevens |
51 |
152,750.00 |
|
T14 |
Carson Young |
51 |
152,750.00 |
|
T21 |
Tommy Fleetwood |
41 |
106,376.67 |
|
T21 |
Taylor Pendrith |
41 |
106,376.67 |
|
T21 |
David Skinns |
41 |
106,376.67 |
|
T24 |
Zac Blair |
35.5 |
83,190.00 |
|
T24 |
Tyler Duncan |
35.5 |
83,190.00 |
|
T24 |
Chad Ramey |
35.5 |
83,190.00 |
|
T27 |
Stewart Cink |
28.75 |
65,800.00 |
|
T27 |
Trace Crowe |
28.75 |
65,800.00 |
|
T27 |
Sean O’Hair |
28.75 |
65,800.00 |
|
T27 |
Thorbjørn Olesen |
28.75 |
65,800.00 |
|
T27 |
Jhonattan Vegas |
28.75 |
65,800.00 |
|
T27 |
Matt Wallace |
28.75 |
65,800.00 |
|
T33 |
Shane Lowry |
22.75 |
54,755.00 |
|
T33 |
Vince Whaley |
22.75 |
54,755.00 |
|
T35 |
Pierceson Coody |
18 |
44,851.43 |
|
T35 |
Ryo Hisatsune |
18 |
44,851.43 |
|
T35 |
Nicolai Højgaard |
18 |
44,851.43 |
|
T35 |
Ryan Palmer |
18 |
44,851.43 |
|
T35 |
C.T. Pan |
18 |
44,851.43 |
|
T35 |
Ben Silverman |
18 |
44,851.43 |
|
T35 |
Sami Valimaki |
18 |
44,851.43 |
|
T42 |
Harry Hall |
10.83 |
29,986.00 |
|
T42 |
Nick Hardy |
10.83 |
29,986.00 |
|
T42 |
Garrick Higgo |
10.83 |
29,986.00 |
|
T42 |
Mark Hubbard |
10.83 |
29,986.00 |
|
T42 |
Kelly Kraft |
10.83 |
29,986.00 |
|
T42 |
Nate Lashley |
10.83 |
29,986.00 |
|
T42 |
Adam Scott |
10.83 |
29,986.00 |
|
T42 |
Erik van Rooyen |
10.83 |
29,986.00 |
|
T42 |
Kevin Yu |
10.83 |
29,986.00 |
|
T51 |
Joseph Bramlett |
6.8 |
22,591.33 |
|
T51 |
Adrien Dumont de Chassart |
6.8 |
22,591.33 |
|
T51 |
Lanto Griffin |
6.8 |
22,591.33 |
|
T51 |
Chesson Hadley |
6.8 |
22,591.33 |
|
T51 |
Adam Svensson |
6.8 |
22,591.33 |
|
T51 |
Gary Woodland |
6.8 |
22,591.33 |
|
T57 |
Myles Creighton |
– |
21,526.00 |
|
T57 |
Mac Meissner |
5.4 |
21,526.00 |
|
T57 |
Kevin Streelman |
5.4 |
21,526.00 |
|
T60 |
Akshay Bhatia |
4.9 |
21,056.00 |
|
T60 |
Ryan Moore |
4.9 |
21,056.00 |
|
T62 |
Wil Bateman |
– |
20,586.00 |
|
T62 |
Jorge Campillo |
4.4 |
20,586.00 |
|
T62 |
Brandon Wu |
4.4 |
20,586.00 |
|
T65 |
Erik Barnes |
3.8 |
20,022.00 |
|
T65 |
Vincent Norrman |
3.8 |
20,022.00 |
|
T65 |
Chez Reavie |
3.8 |
20,022.00 |
|
68 |
Kevin Tway |
3.4 |
19,646.00 |
|
69 |
David Hearn |
3.2 |
19,458.00 |
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