St. Jude leaderboard 2022

2022 FedEx St. Jude 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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The overall purse at TPC Southwind in Memphis was $15 million, with the winner, Will Zalatoris, earning $2.7 million for his victory.

T-31: Adam Schenk, 274/-6, $78,886 T-31: Cameron Young, 274/-6, $78,886 Here’s the prize money payout for each golfer who made the cut this week. After 55 previous PGA Tour starts, and 16 top-10s including four runners-up, Zalatoris, 25, finally grabbed his first PGA Tour win. Last year’s Northern Trust had an overall purse of $9.7 million with Tony Finau grabbing a $1.71 million payday for his win. If you’re looking for signs of the beefed-up rewards that come in the PGA Tour’s 2022 postseason, the FedEx St. Jude Championship is a good place to start.

The FedExCup Playoffs continue Sunday with Round 4 of the FedEx St. Jude Championship outside of Memphis, a city that's held a PGA TOUR event every year ...

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Will Zalatoris won the 2022 FedEx St. Jude Championship in a playoff for his first PGA Tour win.

“The second at the PGA was kind of affirmation that it wasn’t a fluke of a week, and the third one at the U.S. Open gave me that much more belief that I can win a major, I can win out here. He vaulted to No. 34 in the points standing and was among the top 70 to advance to the second playoff event at next week’s BMW Championship. “The first second at the Masters was life changing because it put me in position to play out here as much as I wanted to and put me kind of on the map,” Zalatoris said. “I think I’ve always had the attitude of the job’s not done and as great as it is to pull this off, I still feel like I’ve got some unfinished business going forward,” he said. “I couldn’t get the club on the ball,” Zalatoris said. Both Zalatoris, a Wake Forest product, and Straka, a Georgia grad, converted short birdie putts at the par-5 16th to climb to 15 under. Straka, 29, who snapped a streak of six missed cuts and hadn’t played on the weekend since the Memorial in early June, made birdie at the 12th to tie Zalatoris for the lead at 14 under. Zalatoris made a bogey at No. 7 but regained the lead with a birdie at 10. After much deliberation, Zalatoris elected to take a drop, too, rather than risk hitting against the rock retaining wall. Stock served as Zalatoris’s sidekick for the first time since Zalatoris and his longtime caddie, Ryan Goble, parted ways in the middle of last week’s Wyndham Championship. The 25-year-old reigning Tour rookie of the year shot a final-round 4-under 66 at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tennessee, and became the second player to win his first tournament in the playoffs, joining Camilo Villegas, who did so at the 2008 BMW Championship. Ranked No. 14 in the world entering the week, Zalatoris already had a fruitful season, which included eight top-10s, the most among players without a win. “It’s kind of hard to say ‘about time’ when it’s your second year on Tour, but about time,” Zalatoris said.

While it's not as hot Saturday in Memphis, the dry fairways at TPC Southwind prevent anyone from breaking away from the field.

"You look at the names, I mean, those guys, major champions and multiple winners and you've got really hot golfers that are, you know, just playing really good," Spaun said. I played well here last year and got some good vibes running around this place." "You know, I love playing this place. "Yeah, it's a tough course. But it's predominantly more obscure players populating much of the scoreboard. The jammed-up leaderboard sets up a potential Sunday barn-burner with a tournament-record $2.7 million prize on the line.