The American Express prize money
Superb sand saves, backstopping controversy and a six-shot lead blown – the American Express did not disappoint. But how much did Andrew Landry win? Here’s a look at the American Express prize money 2020.
The American Express prize money 2020
Prize fund: $6.7 million
1. $1,206,000 (Andrew Landry)
2. $730,300 (Abraham Ancer)
3. $462,300 (Scottie Scheffler)
T4. $301,500 (Bud Cauley, Sepp Straka)
T6. $218,587 (Sebastian Cappelen, Sam Burns, Tom Hoge, Ryan Moore)
T10. $162,475 (Rickie Fowler, Sungjae Im, Grayson Murray, Andrew Putnam)
T14. $122,275 (Tony Finau, Alex Noren, Adam Schenk)
T17. $98,825 (Talor Gooch, Hank Lebioda, Kevin Na, Matthew NeSmith)
T21. $63,398 (Paul Casey, Cameron Champ, Michael Gligic, Brian Harman, Kyoung-Hoon Lee, Sebastian Munoz, Chase Seiffert, Tim Wilkinson)
T29. $41,121 (Daniel Berger, Cameron Davis, Chesson Hadley, Ben Martin, Doc Redman, Sam Ryder, Nick Watney, Vincent Whaley)
T37. $29,815 (David Hearn, Russell Knox, Maverick McNealy, JT Poston, Ted Potter Jr, Brendon Todd)
T43. $22,445 (Bronson Burgoon, Mark Hubbard, Brendan Steele, Vaughn Taylor, Cameron Tringale)
T48. $16,989 (Brandon Hagy, Max Homa, John Huh, Denny McCarthy, Harris English, Carlos Ortiz, Rory Sabbatini)
T55. $15,410 (Zac Blair, Ryan Brehm, Jason Dufner, Fabian Gomez, Scott Stallings, Jhonattan Vegas)
T61. $14,807 (Charley Hoffman, Scott Piercy, Matthew Wolff)
T64. $14,338 (Tyler Duncan, Tyler McCumber, Wes Roach, Patrick Rodgers)
T68. $13,802 (Troy Merritt, Henrik Norlander, Josh Teater, DJ Trahan)
72. $13,467 (Brian Stuard)
73. $13,333 (Anirban Lahiri)
74. $13,199 (Matt Every)
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