How much did Corey Conners and others win at the PGA Tour's Texas Open?
Corey Conners, a Kent State University alum became the third Canadian to win on PGA Tour this season.
Corey Conners didn't need to earn a last-minute Masters invite like many in the field at TPC San Antonio this past week.
But the Canadian still finished atop the leaderboard Sunday for his second PGA Tour victory exactly four years after his first.
The 31-year-old defeated Sam Stevens by one stroke after tapping in for par on his final hole to become a two-time winner of the Valero Texas Open.
He's the third Canadian to win this season after Mackenzie Hughes at the Sanderson Farms Championship and Adam Svensson at the RSM Classic.
Matt Kuchar and Sam Ryder came up short in their hopes for an invite to the season's first major.
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Ryan Gerard and Nicolai Hojgaard didn't walk away with a route to Augusta, but both players did earn special temporary tour membership.
In addition to the 500 FedEx Cup points he earned with the win, Conners also took home a $1.6m from the $8.9m purse.
Here's a full list of the prize money distributed after Sunday's finish of the Valero Texas Open:
- Win: Corey Conners, 273/-15, $1,602,000
- 2: Sam Stevens, 274/-14, $970,100
- T-3: Matt Kuchar, 275/-13, $525,100
- T-3: Sam Ryder, 275/-13, $525,100
- 5: Patrick Rodgers, 277/-11, $364,900
- T-6: Byeong Hun An, 278/-10, $300,375
- T-6: Lee Hodges, 278/-10, $300,375
- T-6: Chez Reavie, 278/-10, $300,375
- 9: Andrew Novak, 279/-9, $260,325
- T-10: Hayden Buckley, 280/-8, $206,925
- T-10: Rickie Fowler, 280/-8, $206,925
- T-10: Padraig Harrington, 280/-8, $206,925
- T-10: Chris Kirk, 280/-8, $206,925
- T-10: Ben Martin, 280/-8, $206,925
- T-15: MJ Daffue, 281/-7, $135,725
- T-15: Lanto Griffin, 281/-7, $135,725
- T-15: S.H. Kim, 281/-7, $135,725
- T-15: Hideki Matsuyama, 281/-7, $135,725
- T-15: Alex Noren, 281/-7, $135,725
- T-15: Robby Shelton, 281/-7, $135,725
- T-15: Nick Taylor, 281/-7, $135,725
- T-22: Charley Hoffman, 282/-6, $83,066.67
- T-22: J.J. Spaun, 282/-6, $83,066.67
- T-22: Sepp Straka, 282/-6, $83,066.67
- T-22: Jimmy Walker, 282/-6, $83,066.67
- T-22: Peter Malnati, 282/-6, $83,066.66
- T-22: Taylor Montgomery, 282/-6, $83,066.66
- T-28: Christiaan Bezuidenhout, 283/-5, $55,921.67
- T-28: Harry Hall, 283/-5, $55,921.67
- T-28: Nick Hardy, 283/-5, $55,921.67
- T-28: Nicolai Hojgaard, 283/-5, $55,921.67
- T-28: Aaron Rai, 283/-5, $55,921.67
- T-28: Matt Wallace, 283/-5, $55,921.67
- T-28: Nico Echavarria, 283/-5, $55,921.66
- T-28: Harry Higgs, 283/-5, $55,921.66
- T-28: Andrew Putnam, 283/-5, $55,921.66
- T-37: Roberto Díaz, 284/-4, $43,165
- T-37: Augusto Núñez, 284/-4, $43,165
- T-39: Kevin Chappell, 285/-3, $36,045
- T-39: Eric Cole, 285/-3, $36,045
- T-39: Si Woo Kim, 285/-3, $36,045
- T-39: Luke List, 285/-3, $36,045
- T-39: Michael Thompson, 285/-3, $36,045
- T-39: Dylan Wu, 285/-3, $36,045
- 45: Lucas Glover, 286/-2, $29,815
- T-46: Michael Kim, 287/-1, $24,246.15
- T-46: Matti Schmid, 287/-1, $24,246.15
- T-46: Akshay Bhatia, 287/-1, $24,246.14
- T-46: Luke Donald, 287/-1, $24,246.14
- T-46: Tano Goya, 287/-1, $24,246.14
- T-46: Beau Hossler, 287/-1, $24,246.14
- T-46: Kevin Streelman, 287/-1, $24,246.14
- T-53: Pierceson Coody, 288/E, $21,152.34
- T-53: Emiliano Grillo, 288/E, $21,152.33
- T-53: Brendon Todd, 288/E, $21,152.33
- T-56: Ryan Gerard, 289/+1, $20,648
- T-56: Trevor Werbylo, 289/+1, $20,648
- T-58: Tyler Duncan, 290/+2, $20,292
- T-58: Brandon Wu, 290/+2, $20,292
- T-60: Jason Dufner, 291/+3, $19,758
- T-60: Brice Garnett, 291/+3, $19,758
- T-60: Chesson Hadley, 291/+3, $19,758
- T-60: Henrik Norlander, 291/+3, $19,758
- T-64: Thomas Detry, 294/+6, $18,868
- T-64: Cole Hammer, 294/+6, $18,868
- T-64: Garrick Higgo, 294/+6, $18,868
- T-64: Patton Kizzire, 294/+6, $18,868
- T-64: Satoshi Kodaira, 294/+6, $18,868
- T-64: Chandler Phillips, 294/+6, $18,868
- 70: Justin Lower, 295/+7, $18,245
- 71: Kyle Stanley, 296/+8, $18,067
