Wyndham Championship Payout: How much did Aaron Rai, the field win

Aaron Rai is finally a PGA Tour winner, taking home his maiden victory at the Wyndham Championship. He won by two shots over Max Greyserman at Sedgeville Country Club in Greensboro, N.C.

Rai signed for a bogey-free final round 6-under 64 to post an 18-under overall score. He sank a six-footer for birdie on the 18th to make it official.

The Englishman made four birdies in a row on holes 3-6 to turn in 31 strokes. Rai had to grind on the back nine but added two more birdies on the par-3 12th and par-4 18th to finish the job.

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After 88 starts, he got over the hump and can call himself a PGA Tour winner.

“It feels amazing; it truly is a dream come true,” Rai said after his win on Sunday. “There’s a huge team behind me here, and I wouldn’t be here without all of them. Yeah, just extremely happy and grateful to be here and surrounded by great people as well.”

Rai has one runner-up finish in 2024, with 5 top 10s and 10 top 25s. He was T2 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, T4 at the Genesis Scottish Open and T7 at the John Deere Classic.

Since his T19 at the U.S. Open, Rai seems to have found something in his game, and it all came together at the right moment.

The Wyndham Championship Payout

The Wyndham Championship purse is $7.9 million, a $300,000 increase from last year.

Rai made $1,422,000 for his victory and earned 500 FedEx Cup points, skyrocketing him to No. 25 in the standings.

Greyserman did not close like he wanted to, but it was another runner-up finish for him and a cool $861,100 for solo second.

The amateur phenom, Luke Clanton, finished solo fifth but did not earn any money.

Here is how the rest of the field finished and how much each player made:

2024 Wyndham Championship Prize Money Payout

1. Aaron Rai: $1,422,000
2. Max Greyserman: $861,100
T3. Ryo Hisatsune, $466,100
T3. J.J. Spaun, $466,100
5. Luke Clanton (a), $0
6. Austin Eckroat, $323,900
T7. Eric Cole, $249,245
T7. Trace Crowe, $249,245
T7. Ben Griffin, $249,245
T7. Billy Horschel, $249,245
T7. Adam Svensson, $249,245
T12. Jacob Bridgeman, $144,965
T12. Charley Hoffman, $144,965
T12. Beau Hossler, $144,965
T12. Chan Kim, $144,965
T12. Matt Kuchar, $144,965
T12. Mac Meissner, $144,965
T12. Keith Mitchell, $144,965
T12. Roger Sloan, $144,965
T12. Davis Thompson, $144,965
T12. Brendon Todd, $144,965
T22. Christiaan Bezuidenhout, $79,658.33
T22. Keegan Bradley, $79,658.33
T22. Nico Echavarria, $79,658.33
T22. Chris Gotterup, $79,658.33
T22. Rico Hoey,$79,658.33
T22. Cameron Young, $79,658.33
T28. Adam Hadwin, $56,485
T28. Mackenzie Hughes, $56,485
T28. Seamus Power, $56,485
T28. Matt Wallace, $56,485
T28. Gary Woodland, $56,485
T33. Zach Johnson, $45,109
T33. Justin Lower, $45,109
T33. Denny McCarthy, $45,109
T33. Victor Perez $45,109
T33. Patrick Rodgers, $45,109
T38. Nick Hardy, $37,525
T38. Chandler Phillips, $37,525
T38. Davis Riley $37,525
T41. Brice Garnett, $31,995
T41. Dough Ghim, $31,995
T41. Sungjae Im, $31,995
T41. K.H. Lee, $31,995
T45. Daniel Berger, $23,711.29
T45. Zac Blair, $23,711.29
T45. Cameron Champ, $23,711.29
T45. Brian Harman, $23,711.29
T45. Maverick McNealy, $23,711.29
T45. Ryan Moore, $23,711.29
T45. Martin Trainer, $23,711.29
T52. Jorge Campillo, $18,881
T52. Taylor Moore, $18,881
T52. Andrew Novak, $18,881
T52. Chad Ramey, $18,881
T52. Justin Suh, $18,881
T52. Ben Taylor, $18,881
T52. Tyler Duncan, $18,981
T52. Ben Taylor, $18,981
T52. Kevin Tway, $18,981
T59. Emiliano Grillo, $18,012
T59. Nate Lashley, $18,012
T61 Pierceson Coody, $17,696
T61. Jhonattan Vegas $17,696
63. Vince Whaley, $17,459
T64. Joel Dahmen, $17,222
T64. Matti Schmid, $17,222
66. S.H. Kim, $16,985
T67. Robby Shelton, $16,848
T67. Rico Hoey, $16,848
T67. Kevin Chappell, $16,848

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