Jordan Spieth had a MARE but still won a FORTUNE at the Hero World Challenge
Viktor Hovland scoops the $1 million jackpot but Jordan Spieth still walks away with $100,000 despite finishing 6-over par and 24 shots off the pace.
Jordan Spieth may have finished last on 6-over par in the 20-man Hero World Challenge but he still picked up a decent $100,000 for his week's efforts at Albany in the Bahamas.
Spieth suffered a bizarre two-shot penalty alongside his playing partner Henrik Stenson in the final round when playing from the wrong tee box on the par-5 9th hole.
WATCH: SPIETH AND STENSON DOCKED TWO SHOTS AFTER PLAYING FROM WRONG TEE BOX
The three-time major champion slumped to a final-round 76 to finish 24 shots off the pace for 72 holes, and he was even five shots behind 19th-placed Stenson.
At the top end of the board, Viktor Hovland prevailed in Tiger Woods' annual tournament, shooting a superb final round of 66 to clinch a narrow one-shot victory over Scottie Scheffler.
Hovland, who has now won his last two consecutive tournaments, scooped a jackpot of $1 million.
Trophy photos with the tournament host. pic.twitter.com/nTUwhjbbRd
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HOW MUCH THEY ALL WON AT THE HERO WORLD CHALLENGE
1: Viktor Hovland, -18, $1,000,000
2: Scottie Scheffler, -17, $375,000
T-3: Sam Burns, -15, $187,500
T-3: Sam Burns, -15, $187,500
T-5: Justin Thomas, -14, $127,500
T-5: Collin Morikawa, -14, $127,500
T-7: Tony Finau, -13, $114,000
T-7: Tony Finau, -13, $114,000
T-9: Justin Rose, -11, $110,333
T-9: Tyrrell Hatton, -11, $110,333
T-9: Brooks Koepka, -11, $110,333
T-12: Xander Schauffele, -10, $107,500
T-12: Matt Fitzpatrick, -10, $107,500
T-14: Abraham Ancer, -8, $105,000
T-14: Harrris English, -8, $105,000
T-14: Bryson DeChambeau, -8, $105,000
17: Webb Simpson, -7, $103,000
18: Rory McIlroy, -6 $102,000
19: Henrik Stenson, +1, $101,000
20: Jordan Spieth, +6, $100,000
