We’re only a few days away from the start of the Quicken Loans National and excitement is definitely building for this lucrative PGA Tour event. It’s bound to be one blockbuster event with American Rickie Fowler headlining the tough field. Considering that the Quicken Loans National is one of the most prestigious tournaments on the PGA Tour calendar, it stands to reason that this golf event is bound to reward its participants in a more handsome manner than the other tour stops on schedule. Exactly how much cash is at stake in Bethesda this week? Let’s all find out below.
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2016 Quicken Loans National Prize Money Breakdown
The Total Payout
There is money to be made at Congressional. The Quicken Loans National boasts a total purse of $6.9 million, with a hefty $1.242 million of that prize going to the eventual winner. That’s excellent news for the field considering the total payout last year amounted to only $6.7 million.To put into perspective the difference in prize money, defending champion Troy Merritt earned $1.206 million in this golf event last year. That’s $36,000 less than the amount the Quicken Loans champion will receive this year. Finishing second in this tournament ain’t bad either with the runner-up receiving a cash payout of $745,200. On the other end of the table, the 70th or so golfer to make the cut this week will earn around $13,800.
The Complete Breakdown
Finish | Payout Amount |
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1st | $1,242,000 |
2nd | $745,200 |
3rd | $469,200 |
4th | $331,200 |
5th | $276,000 |
6th | $248,400 |
7th | $231,150 |
8th | $213,900 |
9th | $200,100 |
10th | $186,300 |
11th | $172,500 |
12th | $158,700 |
13th | $144,900 |
14th | $131,100 |
15th | $124,200 |
16th | $117,300 |
17th | $110,400 |
18th | $103,500 |
19th | $96,600 |
20th | $89,700 |
21st | $82,800 |
22nd | $77,280 |
23rd | $71,760 |
24th | $66,240 |
25th | $60,720 |
26th | $55,200 |
27th | $53,130 |
28th | $51,060 |
29th | $48,990 |
30th | $46,920 |
31st | $44,850 |
32nd | $42,780 |
33rd | $40,710 |
34th | $39,330 |
35th | $37,260 |
36th | $35,880 |
37th | $33,810 |
38th | $32,430 |
39th | $31,050 |
40th | $29,670 |
41st | $28,290 |
42nd | $26,910 |
43rd | $25,530 |
44th | $24,150 |
45th | $22,770 |
46th | $21,390 |
47th | $20,010 |
48th | $18,630 |
49th | $17,940 |
50th | $17,250 |
** Amateurs are not entitled to receive prize money. Any supposed earnings by an amateur golfer at the Quicken Loans National will be evenly-distributed among the professional golfers that made the cut.
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