BMW Championship Purse and Payout: How Much Prize Money Did Keegan Bradley and Others Earn From USD 20 Million Pool?

The BMW Championship had a great wrap-up on Sunday, August 25. Let’s check out how much the event winner and other golfers bagged from the USD 20 Million Pool!

By Alisha Kotadia

Published on Aug 26, 2024 | 09:09 PM IST | 57.1K

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The 2024 BMW Championship saw a new winner in Keegan Bradley as the American professional golfer took home the winning trophy with a single-stroke margin over Sam Burns, Ludvig Aberg, and Adam Scott at the Castle Pines Golf Club on Sunday, August 25.

This particular win earned Bradley $3,600,000 from a whopping $20 million prize pool. He also secured his seventh PGA Tour victory after ending his fourth round on even par. Moreover, the second-place finishers, including Burns, Aberg, and Scott, each took home $1,503,333 in prize money.

Besides, each golfer from the 50-man field received their shares from the $20 Million prize purse. The defending champion of the tournament, Viktor Hovland, received $177,500 as he secured the T26 position by the end of the tournament. Meanwhile, Scottie Scheffler who had 320+ odds of winning the event, took the T33 spot and won $119,667 prize cash.

Below is the list of 2024 BMW Championship prize money payouts (according to Golf Digest):

Winner. Keegan Bradley - $3,600,000
T2. Sam Burns - $1,503,333
T2. Ludvig Aberg - $1,503,333
T2. Adam Scott - $1,503,333
T5. Cam Davis - $728,750
T5. Tommy Fleetwood - $728,750
T5. Si Woo Kim - $728,750
T5. Xander Schauffele - $728,750
T9. Chris Kirk - $560,000
T9. Alex Noren - $560,000
T11. Rory McIlroy - $480,333
T11. Sungjae Im - $480,333
T13. Tony Finau - $344,111
T13. Shane Lowry - $344,111
T13. Byeong Hun An - $344,111
T13. Will Zalatoris - $344,111
T13. Sepp Straka - $344,111
T13. Tom Hoge - $344,111
T13. Patrick Cantlay - $344,111
T13. Taylor Pendrith - $344,111
T13. Wyndham Clark - $344,111
T22. Billy Horschel - $229,000
T22. Russell Henley - $229,000
T22. Corey Conners - $229,000
25. Brian Harman - $197,000
T26. Denny McCarthy - $177,500
T26. Viktor Hovland - $177,500
T28. Matt Fitzpatrick - $160,000
T28. Max Greyserman - $160,000
T28. Collin Morikawa - $160,000
T31. Thomas Detry - $142,500
T31. Nick Dunlap - $142,500
T33. Max Homa - $119,667
T33. Matthieu Pavon - $119,667
T33. Christiaan Bezuidenhout - $119,667
T33. Jason Day - $119,667
T33. Scottie Scheffler - $119,667
T33. J.T. Poston - $119,667
T39. Justin Thomas - $102,000
T39. Stephan Jaeger - $102,000
T41. Davis Thompson - $94,000
T41. Adam Hadwin - $94,000
T43. Aaron Rai - $86,000
T43. Cameron Young - $86,000
45. Akshay Bhatia - $80,000
T46. Eric Cole - $74,000
T46. Austin Eckroat - $74,000
48. Sahith Theegala - $70,000

It is important to note that Robert MacIntyre and Hideki Matsuyama withdrew themselves from the tournament and thus didn’t earn money from the second leg of the FedEx Playoffs. While MacIntyre managed to play halfway through the third round before withdrawing, Matsuyama only participated in the first round before bowing out of the competition.

Nevertheless, the PGA Tour will now head with the top 30 golfers to East Lake Golf Course in Atlanta, Georgia, for the final Playoffs, the Tour Championship, scheduled for August 29 and September 01.

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