Genesis Invitational prize money: What does the winner earn?
How much does each PGA Tour star take home from Riviera Country Club?
The Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club was back and so was Tiger Woods and it was a completely new Tiger we have not seen in nearly 30 years.
The 48-year-old unveiled Sun Day Red, his new clothing and footwear brand with TaylorMade after splitting from Nike after a 27-year partnership.
Woods was entered in this Signature Event field among the best golfers in the world. This event had a 36-hole cut, unlike the larger portion of Signature Events this season.
Following a chaotic week at the WM Phoenix Open, the PGA Tour arrived at one of its most famous destinations which was graced by a strong field.
Patrick Cantlay, Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele, Viktor Hovland, Max Homa, Collin Morikawa, Xander Schauffele, Scottie Scheffler, Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas were just a handful of names surrounded by other stars in LA.
Unfortunately, Woods only lasted one full round at Pacific Palisades and he withdrew with a case of influenza.
It was Hideki Matsuyama who lit up the fairways on Sunday as he shot an incredible 62 to win his ninth PGA Tour title and his first victory in two years.
Check out the Genesis Invitational prize money below!
ALSO: What clubs did Matsuyama use to win the Genesis Invitational?
Genesis Invitational prize money 2024
2024
Purse: $20,000,000
WIN: Hideki Matsuyama, $4 million
T2: Will Zalatoris, $1.8 million
T2: Luke List, $1.8 million
T4: Adam Hadwin, $866,666.67
T4: Patrick Cantlay, $866,666.67
T4: Xander Schauffele, $866,666.67
7: Harris English, $700,000
8: Tom Hoge, $646,000
9: Jason Day, $600,000
T10: Tommy Fleetwood, $455,000
T10: Sam Burns, $455,000
T10: Scottie Scheffler, $455,000
T10: Eric Cole, $455,000
T10: Adam Svensson, $455,000
T10: J.T. Poston, $455,000
T16: Byeong Hun An, $329,000
T16: Max Homa, $329,000
T16: Cameron Young, $329,000
T19: Collin Morikawa, $251,400
T19: Ludvig Aberg, $251,400
T19: Viktor Hovland, $251,400
T19: Tony Finau, $251,400
T19: Adam Scott, $251,400
T24: Lee Hodges, $164,857.14
T24: Tom Kim, $164,857.14
T24: Rory McIlroy, $164,857.14
T24: Christiaan Bezuidenhout, $164,857.14
T24: Russell Henley, $164,857.14
T24: Beau Hossler, $164,857.14
T24: Corey Conners, $164,857.14
T31: Taylor Moore, $123,000
T31: Seamus Power, $123,000
T31: Brendon Todd, $123,000
T31: Mackenzie Hughes, $123,000
T35: Rickie Fowler, $106,500
T35: Lucas Glover, $106,500
T37: Sahith Theegala, $96,500
T37: Ben Griffin, $96,500
T39: Nicolai Nojgaard, $82,000
T39: Gary Woodland, $82,000
T39: Denny McCarthy, $82,000
T39: Nick Taylor, $82,000
T39: Kurt Kitayama, $82,000
T44: Emiliano Grillo, $62,400
T44: Andrew Putnam, $62,400
T44: Si Woo Kim, $62,400
T44: Singjae Im, $62,400
T44: Brian Harman, $62,400
49: Cam Davis, $54,000
50: Charley Hoffman, $52,000
51: Chase Johnson, $51,000
What about the Genesis Invitational prize money from previous years? Here is the total purse and the winner’s share from historical tournaments…
Prize money: Genesis Invitational down the years
2023
Purse: $20,000,000
Winner: $3,600,000 (Jon Rahm)
2022
Purse: $12,000,000
Winner: $2,160,000 (Joaquin Niemann)
2021
Purse: $9,300,000
Winner: $1,674,000 (Max Homa)
2020
Purse: $9,300,000
Winner: $1,674,000 (Adam Scott)
2019
Purse: $7,400,000
Winner: $1,332,000 (J. B. Holmes)
2018
Purse: $7,200,000
Winner: $1,296,000 (Bubba Watson)
2017
Purse: $7,000,000
Winner: $1,260,000 (Dustin Johnson)
2016
Purse: $6,800,000
Winner: $1,224,000 (Bubba Watson)
2015
Purse: $6,700,000
Winner: $1,206,000 (James Hahn)
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