Payday at Quail Hollow
Here is the prize money payout for each golfer at the 2021 Wells Fargo Championship
Maddie Meyer
Rory McIlroy’s three-under 68 on Sunday was good enough for a one-stroke win at the Wells Fargo Championship. It was a performance that snapped McIlroy’s year-and-a-half slump, and gave the Ulsterman his third win at Quail Hollow. Moreover, Big Mo is now in McIlroy’s corner as the sport turns to its second major of the season in two weeks at Kiawah’s Ocean Corner which, spoiler alert, was the venue of McIlroy’s first PGA Championship victory.
However, right up there with McIlroy among the weekend winners is Bryson DeChambeau. The reigning U.S. Open champ believed he had been cut after a triple-bogey late in his Friday round, taking a flight home to Dallas on Friday afternoon. One problem: as the field stumbled in late Friday, DeChambeau moved from outside the fire to close enough to its flames, earning way to Saturday … and forcing a late-second flight arrangement for DeChambeau. But the itinerary changed paid off, as consecutive 68s vaulted DeChambeau to T-9, earning a cool $228,000 for his efforts, which should more than cover his travel expenses.
Here are the payouts for the 2021 Wells Fargo Championship:
Win: Rory McIlroy, 274/-10, $1,458,000
2: Abraham Ancer, 275/-9, $882,900
T-3: Viktor Hovland, 276/-8, $477,900
T-3: Keith Mitchell, 276/-8, $477,900
5: Gary Woodland, 277/-7, $332,100
T-6: Luke List, 279/-5, $273,375
T-6: Patrick Reed, 279/-5, $273,375
T-6: Matt Wallace, 279/-5, $273,375
T-9: Bryson DeChambeau, 280/-4, $228,825
T-9: Aaron Wise, 280/-4, $228,825
T-11: Satoshi Kodaira, 281/-3, $188,325
T-11: Ben Martin, 281/-3, $188,325
T-11: Scott Piercy, 281/-3, $188,325
T-14: Tommy Fleetwood, 282/-2, $143,775
T-14: Emiliano Grillo, 282/-2, $143,775
T-14: Xander Schauffele, 282/-2, $143,775
T-14: Charl Schwartzel, 282/-2, $143,775
T-18: Keegan Bradley, 283/-1, $96,390
T-18: Joel Dahmen, 283/-1, $96,390
T-18: Brian Harman, 283/-1, $96,390
T-18: Russell Knox, 283/-1, $96,390
T-18: Joaquin Niemann, 283/-1, $96,390
T-18: C.T. Pan, 283/-1, $96,390
T-18: J.J. Spaun, 283/-1, $96,390
T-18: Bubba Watson, 283/-1, $96,390
T-26: Cameron Davis, 284/E, $53,275.91
T-26: Talor Gooch, 284/E, $53,275.91
T-26: Lanto Griffin, 284/E, $53,275.91
T-26: Brandon Hagy, 284/E, $53,275.91
T-26: Pat Perez, 284/E, $53,275.91
T-26: J.T. Poston, 284/E, $53,275.91
T-26: Kevin Streelman, 284/E, $53,275.91
T-26: Nick Taylor, 284/E, $53,275.91
T-26: Justin Thomas, 284/E, $53,275.91
T-26: Vincent Whaley, 284/E, $53,275.91
T-26: Kyle Stanley, 284/E, $53,275.90
T-37: Stewart Cink, 285/+1, $36,045
T-37: Matt Jones, 285/+1, $36,045
T-37: Sean O'Hair, 285/+1, $36,045
T-37: Patrick Rodgers, 285/+1, $36,045
T-37: Brian Stuard, 285/+1, $36,045
T-37: Richy Werenski, 285/+1, $36,045
T-43: Wyndham Clark, 286/+2, $25,069.50
T-43: Corey Conners, 286/+2, $25,069.50
T-43: Jason Dufner, 286/+2, $25,069.50
T-43: Harris English, 286/+2, $25,069.50
T-43: Peter Malnati, 286/+2, $25,069.50
T-43: Andrew Putnam, 286/+2, $25,069.50
T-43: Scott Stallings, 286/+2, $25,069.50
T-43: Jhonattan Vegas, 286/+2, $25,069.50
T-51: Kramer Hickok, 287/+3, $19,899
T-51: Zach Johnson, 287/+3, $19,899
T-51: Hank Lebioda, 287/+3, $19,899
T-54: Hunter Mahan, 288/+4, $18,954
T-54: Ryan Moore, 288/+4, $18,954
T-54: Seamus Power, 288/+4, $18,954
T-54: Sepp Straka, 288/+4, $18,954
T-58: Michael Gligic, 289/+5, $18,063
T-58: Patton Kizzire, 289/+5, $18,063
T-58: Kyoung-Hoon Lee, 289/+5, $18,063
T-58: Matthew NeSmith, 289/+5, $18,063
T-58: Roger Sloan, 289/+5, $18,063
T-58: Johnson Wagner, 289/+5, $18,063
T-58: Tim Wilkinson, 289/+5, $18,063
T-65: Jonas Blixt, 290/+6, $17,172
T-65: Shane Lowry, 290/+6, $17,172
T-65: Carlos Ortiz, 290/+6, $17,172
T-65: Bo Van Pelt, 290/+6, $17,172
69: Phil Mickelson, 291/+7, $16,767
T-70: K.J. Choi, 292/+8, $16,524
T-70: Brendan Steele, 292/+8, $16,524
T-72: Russell Henley, 293/+9, $16,038
T-72: Ted Potter, Jr., 293/+9, $16,038
T-72: Kevin Tway, 293/+9, $16,038
T-72: Jimmy Walker, 293/+9, $16,038
76: D.J. Trahan, 296/+12, $15,633
77: Beau Hossler, 298/+14, $15,471