Here’s how much each player made

It’s been a few weeks on the PGA Tour and the extended gauntlet will end on Sunday at the Traveler Championship.

Most of the game’s top players play three weeks in a row or more after a Signature event at the Memorial, the US Open and now the final in a series of $20 million Signature events this week in Connecticut.

For Akshay Bhatia, who entered the final round one shot behind Tom Kim, who tied for second with Scottie Scheffler at 17 under, he is in for an even tougher run. Bhatia never took a week off before the Wells Fargo Championship, seven weeks ago in early May.

“I play well. I mean, that’s why I’m playing, this is seven in a row for me, I want to continue to build on good golf and learn as I go,” said Bhatia who has now won the PGA Tour twice. . “I feel like I’ve been working really hard on my process especially this week, and I feel like me and my coach got a good feeling, so we’re trying to build on that and focus on that as much as possible.”

Making things even more difficult for Bhatia and the rest of the field this week is the extreme heat that has gripped the Northeast. Bhatia said that he and his singer have a challenge this week to see who can drink the most water.

Scheffler does the same, even with a new baby in the family. But that didn’t slow him down in winning his sixth PGA Tour title of the year and second in three weeks.

And on the big pay day this week, you will be well rewarded for grinding. In fact, Scheffler has won four of the last five Signature Events on the PGA Tour and the ones he hasn’t won? He didn’t play. The other two events he won this season? Players and Kings.

With that said, below you can check out the complete pay list for this week’s final 2024 Signature Event at the Travelers Championship. The total fund is $20 million.

How much each player made in the 2024 Travelers Championship

(Final payments will be updated at the end of the last round)

1. Scottie Scheffler, $3.6 million

2. Tom Kim, $2.16 million

T3. Tom Hoge, $1,160,000
Sungjae Im

T5. Patrick Cantlay, $702,500
Tony Finau
Justin Thomas
Akshay Bhatia

T9. Brian Harman, $520,000
Wyndham Clark
Cameron Young
Shane Lowry

T13. Xander Schauffele, $400,000
Collin Morikawa

15. Tommy Fleetwood, $360,000

T16. Patrick Rodgers, $310,000
Robert MacIntyre
Adam Svensson
Matthieu Pavon

T20. Seamus Power, $241,333.33
Rickie Fowler
Viktor Hovland

T23. Sepp Straka, $183,500
Hideki Matsuyama
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Taylor Pendrith

T27. Corey Conners, $144,000
Adam Hadwin
Austin Eckroat
Ludvig Åberg

T31. Kurt Kitayama, $117,600
Lee Hodges
Denny McCarthy
Stephan Jaeger
This is Woo Kim

T36. Mackenzie Hughes, $97,333.34
Brendon Todd
Matt Fitzpatrick

T39. Adam Scott, $85,000
Keegan Bradley
Michael Thorbjornsen

T42. Nick Taylor, $75,000
Will Zalatoris

T44. Victor Perez, $63,000
Lucas Glover
Andrew Putnam
Jason Day

T48. Eric Cole, $49,285.71
Russell Henley
Davis Riley
Cam Davis
Webb Simpson
Jake Knapp
Sahith Theegala

T55. Adam Schenk, $44,750
Billy Horschel
Emiliano Grillo
JT Poston
Thomas Detry
Sam Burns

T61. Max Homa, $42,750
Chris Gotterup

T63. Harris English, $41,500
Jordan Spieth
Chris Kirk

66. Nick Dunlap, $40,500

67. Ben Griffin, $40,000

T68. Justin Rose, $39,250
Taylor Moore

70. Peter Malnati, $38,500

Jack Hirsh

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