We take a look at the purse and winners share for the Open Championship, taking place in Fife, Scotland in 2022.
To be noted: Unlike any other tournament in golf, those that fail to make the cut still get a paycheck at The Open. The first 10 players and ties that aren’t amateurs who miss the cut earn $10,500. Update 1:45 p.m. ET With a breathtaking 64 in the final round of the 2022 Open Championship at St Andrews, Cameron Smith of Australia wins the Claret Jug and the gold medal. The winner of The Open also receives a list of perks and goodies as long as any tournament in the game.
The 2022 British Open Championship purse is $14 million. See the winner's share, total field prize money payout for every PGA Tour player earning money.
Among the professionals who missed the cut, the leading 10 professional golfers and ties each earn $10,500. The winner's share of British Open Championship prize pool is at $2,500,000, with the second-place finisher taking home $1,455,000. This tournament started with 156 players, and a cut was made this week after two rounds.
Taking stock of the British Open payout to see how much prize money The Open Championship winner and every player takes home from the purse.
T53. Brad Kennedy – $35,656 T53. Jason Scrivener – $35,656 T53. Paul Casey – $35,656 T53. Justin Thomas – $35,656 T53. Robert Dinwiddie – $35,656 T53. Danny Willett – $35,656 T53. Joaquin Niemann – $35,656 There’s still $11.5 million to hand out, so let’s see how that breaks down by finishing position. Let’s see how the prize money breaks down at the Old Course. With The Open Championship purse set at $14 million for the first time ever, this was a huge amount of money that these guys are playing for this week. They were both in line to take the winner’s share of the British Open payout, which is a record-breaking amount of money this year. There’s nothing quite like the British Open being played at St. Andrews and the Old Course has certainly delivered for the 150th Open Championship this week.
Purses on the PGA Tour have exploded over the past few years, and that's exactly the case for the Open Championship this year. The R&A has set the purse for the ...
So, what is the purse at the 2022 British Open, and how much money will the winner take home? All of them in search of the Claret Jug and a cool $2.5 million payday. Purses on the PGA Tour have exploded over the past few years, and that’s exactly the case for the Open Championship this year.
Cam Smith banks $2.5 million from record-breaking $14 million prize pool thanks for final-round 64 to rally past Rory McIlroy.
2: $1,455,000 - Cameron Young Rookie Cam Young earned $1.455 million for second place, his best major finish. Cam Smith pulled off an epic, five-shot final-round comeback at 2022 British Open at St. Andrews, and he receives a massive payday for his effort.
Along with history comes a big payday for the 2022 Champion Golfer of the Year.
Smith (-20) not only won The Open but did so by tying a major championship record for lowest score to par. The amateurs who make their way through to the weekend cannot accept monetary prizes. The 2022 Open marked a milestone in the championship's storied history, but it will also gave way to its largest purse and winner's share.
Australian Cameron Smith took his season earnings past a remarkable $13.5 million by becoming the fifth Australian to win the British Open.
The Masters (T3) - $870,000 The Genesis Invitational (T33) - $64,000 “I’m going to guess two cans of beer,” he answered on how much it would take to fill.
2022 British Open Championship final results: Prize money payouts and PGA Tour leaderboard. See the money list and how much money each golfer made. Recap.
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It pays to play well in professional golf tournaments, especially at major championships. Just ask this week's winner, Cameron Smith.
$35,656 -4 T53
Cameron Smith said he's going to celebrate his Open triumph with beers, and lots of them.
I’ve knocked on the door, I think, maybe one too many times now. So it’s nice to get it done.” “I got beaten by the better player this week. “There have been significant changes in prize money over the last year,” R&A CEO Martin Slumbers said. “The Players’ at the start of the year, with the best field in golf, to go away with the win was a really big confidence booster,” said Smith. The 28-year-old won the Players’ Championship, considered the “fifth major”, in March and set a new PGA record by winning the Tournament of Champions on 34-under-par in January.
Australia's Cameron Smith pockets $2.5 million in prize money after winning the 2022 British Open -- but what did every other player earn?
$31,013 each (+2) $469,500 each (-13) $654,000 each (-14) In third place, crowd favourite Rory McIlroy will see even less with a sub-million lump sum (USD). While the difference between Cameron Smith and Cameron Young was just a single stroke by when the event’s 150th iteration concluded, the disparity in dollars was far more significant. All up, the total comes to a staggering US$14 million / AU$20.6 million.