Here's how much every golfer won at The Open...

Shane Lowry took home a cool $1,935,000 for winning The Open at Royal Portrush, which equates to a cool €1.73 million.

Let's take a look at what every player who made the cut will take home following golf's final major of the year...

1-Shane Lowry-$1,935,000

2-Tommy Fleetwood-$1,120,000

3-Tony Finau-$718,000

T4-Lee Westwood-$503,500

T4-Brooks Koepka-$503,500

T6-Robert MacIntyre-$313,000

T6-Tyrrell Hatton-$313,000

T6-Danny Willett-$313,000

T6-Rickie Fowler-$313,000

10-Patrick Reed-$223,000

T11-Francesco Molinari-$171,700

T11-Tom Lewis-$171,700

T11-Justin Thomas-$171,700

T11-Alexander Noren-$171,700

T11-Jon Rahm-$171,700

T16-Ryan Fox-$126,313

T16-Lucas Bjerregaard-$126,313

T16-Rory Sabbatini-$126,313

T16-Sang-hyun Park-$126,313

T20-Louis Oosthuizen-$91,350

T20-Stewart Cink-$91,350

T20-Doc Redman-$91,350

T20-Lucas Glover-$91,350

T20-Erik van Rooyen-$91,350

T20-Matthew Fitzpatrick-$91,350

T20-Cameron Smith-$91,350

T20-Henrik Stenson-$91,350

T20-Jordan Spieth-$91,350

T20-Justin Rose-$91,350

T30-Kevin Kisner-$69,875

T30-Webb Simpson-$69,875

T32-Kiradech Aphibarnrat-$56,278

T32-Jason Kokrak-$56,278

T32-Bernd Wiesberger-$56,278

T32-Andrew Wilson-$56,278

T32-Joost Luiten-$56,278

T32-Ernie Els-$56,278

T32-Byeong-Hun An-$56,278

T32-Andrew Putnam-$56,278

T32-Dylan Frittelli-$56,278

T41-Callum Shinkwin-$36,250

T41-Bubba Watson-$36,250

T41-Kyle Stanley-$36,250

T41-Benjamin Hebert-$36,250

T41-Inn-choon Hwang-$36,250

T41-Aaron Wise-$36,250

T41-Patrick Cantlay-$36,250

T41-Justin Harding-$36,250

T41-Russell Knox-$36,250

T41-Xander Schauffele-$36,250

T41-Matt Kuchar-$36,250

T52-Shubhankar Sharma-$28,080

T52-Branden Grace-$28,080

T52-Matt Wallace-$28,080

T52-Charley Hoffman-$28,080

T52-Dustin Johnson-$28,080

T57-Ashton Turner-$26,467

T57-Thorbjorn Olesen-$26,467

T57-Kevin Streelman-$26,467

T57-Paul Casey-$26,467

T57-Adam Hadwin-$26,467

T57-Graeme McDowell-$26,467

T63-Paul Waring-$25,800

T63-Jim Furyk-$25,800

T63-Mikko Korhonen-$25,800

T63-Romain Langasque-$25,800

T67-Thomas Pieters-$25,088

T67-Yosuke Asaji-$25,088

T67-Sergio Garcia-$25,088

T67-J.B. Holmes-$25,088

71-Eddie Pepperell-$24,625

T72-Nino Bertasio-$24,438

T72-Yuki Inamori-$24,438

Lowry, 32, clinched his first major title with a dominant six-stroke victory on 15-under par. 

Speaking after being presented with the Claret Jug on the 18th green, Lowry said: "What can I say? I just have so many people to thank, first of all the R&A for such a great event.

"To have an Open here on the island of Ireland and at Royal Portrush is amazing. I love this place and to be able to come here and play an Open was great.

"A lot of people in my backroom team: my coach Neil (Manchip), my caddie Bo, my management team - I definitely wouldn't be standing here without them."

Lowry fought back tears as he mentioned his parents, adding: "They sacrificed so much for me when I was younger and I'm so happy that I can hand them this trophy tonight.

"My wife and my little girl, to have them here today is just extra special.

"Last but not least the volunteers and all the fans, thank you so much, this one's for you."

The win comes a year after sacking his caddie after the first round of last year's Open en route to missing the cut for a fourth year in succession.

For Lowry, it marks a sense of redemption having blown his chance of winning the US Open three years ago.

Lowry had started the final round of that tournament with a four-stroke lead but his round of 76 saw him pipped to the line by Dustin Johnson.