Procore Championship: How much money Patton Kizzire, complete field won

The first FedEx Fall Cup event saw Patton Kizzire take home the Procore Championship. How much did he and the field take home?

Last week marked the first 2024 FedEx Cup Fall event at the Procore Championship in Napa, California.

Patton Kizzire took home the title and made more money than he did in his last 18 starts. He posted a final round 2-under 70 to win by five strokes at 20-under overall.

It marked his first win in six years and his third career PGA Tour victory.

Kizzire began working with a new mental coach, Amiee Smith-Schuster, about a month ago, which elevated him to success. She gave him a new approach to his professional life and that helped him run away with this title.

This season has not been his best. Kizzire made just eight of 18 starts ahead of this event. He missed the playoffs and went to work. While he may not have gone the most traditional route, it was enough to help him get over the hump again.

Kizzire won $1,080,000 and 500 FedEx Cup points, bringing his career earnings to over $13.5 million. David Lipsky finished runner-up behind Kizzire at 15-under overall. He took home $654,000. Patrick Fishburn was No. 3 on the leaderboard and won $414,000.

Those points are massive for them, as these guys are playing for a better position in the rankings next year and possible inside the Signature Events.

How much money each player won at the Procore Championship

1. Patton Kizzire — $1,080,000
   2. David Lipsky — $654,000
   3. Patrick Fishburn — $414,000
   T4. Ben Silverman — $252,500
   T4. Greyson Sigg — $252,500
   T4. Mackenzie Hughes — $252,500
   T7, Tom Hoge — $176,100
   T7. Austin Smotherman — $176,100
   T7. Justin Lower — $176,100
   T7. Sahith Theegala — $176,100
   T7. Corey Conners — $176,100
   12. Keith Mitchell — $139,500R
   T13. Wesley Bryan — $86,515
   T13. Adam Svensson — $86,515
   T13. Rafael Campos — $86,515
   T13. Neal Shipley — $86,515
   T13. Lucas Glover — $86,515
   T13. Zac Blair — $86,515
   T13. Brandon Wu — $86,515
   T13. John Keefer — $86,515
   T13. Kevin Tway — $86,515
   T13. Joe Highsmith — $86,515
   T13. Matt Kuchar — $86,515
   T13. Wilson Furr — $86,515
   T26. Kevin Chappell — $43,800
   T26. Charley Hoffman — $43,800
   T26. Brandt Snedeker — $43,800
   T26. Garrick Higgo — $43,800
   T26. J.J. Spaun — $43,800
   T26. Chan Kim — $43,800
   T32. Jhonaattan Vegas — $34,260
   T32. Min Woo Lee — $34,260
   T32. Webb Simpson — $34,260
   T32. Chez Reavie — $34,260
   T37. Patrick Rodgers — $26,100
   T37. Justin Suh —$26,100
   T37. Rico Hoey — $26,100
   T37. Blaine Hale Jr. — $26,100
   T37, Sam Stevens — $26,100
   T37. Sangmoon Bae — $26,100
   T37. Roger Sloan — $26,100
   T44. Brendon Todd — $20,100
   T44. Andrew Putnam — $20,100
   T44. David Skinns — $20,100
   T47. Tom Whitney — $16,780
   T47. Doug Ghim — $16,780
   T47. Martin Laird — $16,780
   T50. Joel Dahmen — $14,475
   T50. J.B. Holmes — $14,475
   T50. Aaron Baddeley —$14,475
   T50. Nick Hardy — $14,475
   T50. Tom Johnson — $14,475
   T50. Chesson Hadley — $14,475
   T50. Luke Clanton (a) — $0
   T50. Michael Thorbjornsen — $14,475
   T58. Chad Ramey — $13,620
   T58. Matti Schmid — $13,620
   T58. Pierceson Coody — $13,620
   T61. Lanto Griffin — $13,260
   T61. Josh Teater — $13,260
   T61. Henrik Norlander — $13,260
   T64. Kevin Dougherty — $12,960
   T64. Ben Kohles — $12,960

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