PGA Tour: How much did each player win at the AT&T Byron Nelson?
K. H. Lee became the fourth player in PGA Tour history to defend his title at the AT&T Byron Nelson, finishing one shot ahead of Jordan Spieth.
K. H. Lee became the first player to successfully defend his title at the AT&T Byron Nelson for 42 years after a 63 on Sunday helped him to a narrow victory.
Lee began the final round at TPC Craig Ranch four shots behind the Colombian Sebastian Munoz, who just fell short of an impressive wire-to-wire win in McKinney.
It was an extremely competitive and unpredictable final round when at one point, Lee and Munoz shared the lead on 20-under-par with Justin Thomas, James Hahn, Hideki Matsuyama and Xander Schauffele.
Jordan Spieth then threw his hat in the ring as he tied for the lead with a birdie on the 8th hole. But after making five birdies on the front nine, Lee took control with a brilliant eagle on the par-5 12th hole and a birdie at the next.
The South Korean reached 25-under-par and put himself at arm's length from the field with another birdie on the 72nd hole. Spieth would go on to finish in outright second place.
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Lee shot his lowest ever score on the PGA Tour of 9-under-par and in doing so, he banked himself $1,638,000 of the total $9.1 million purse. Here is what each player earned at the AT&T Byron Nelson.
Win: K.H. Lee - $1,638,000
2: Jordan Spieth - $991,900
T-3: Hideki Matsuyama - $536,900
T-3: Sebastián Muñoz - $536,900
T-5: Ryan Palmer - $336,700
T-5: Xander Schauffele - $336,700
T-5: Justin Thomas - $336,700
8: Charl Schwartzel - $284,375
T9: James Hahn - $247,975
T9: Peter Malnati - $247,975
T9: Davis Riley - $247,975
T-12: Christiaan Bezuidenhout - $193,375
T-12: Matt Kuchar - $193,375
T-12: Alex Noren - $193,375
T-15: Brice Garnett - $161,525
T-15: Scottie Scheffler - $161,525
T-17: Tom Hoge - $116,707.50
T-17: Beau Hossler - $116,707.50
T-17: Joohyung Kim - $116,707.50
T-17: Jason Kokrak - $116,707.50
T-17: Nate Lashley - $116,707.50
T-17: Francesco Molinari - $116,707.50
T-17: Mito Pereira - $116,707.50
T-17: Seamus Power - $116,707.50
T-25: David Lipsky - $68,445
T-25: Joaquin Niemann - $68,445
T-25: Rory Sabbatini - $68,445
T-25: Austin Smotherman - $68,445
T-25: Scott Stallings - $68,445
T-25: Michael Thompson - $68,445
T-25: Vince Whaley - $68,445
T-32: Mark Hubbard - $50,808.34
T-32: Patrick Rodgers - $50,808.34
T-32: Maverick McNealy - $50,808.33
T-32: Taylor Moore - $50,808.33
T-32: Trey Mullinax - $50,808.33
T-32: Adam Scott - $50,808.33
T-38: Cameron Champ - $36,855
T-38: Branden Grace - $36,855
T-38: Stephan Jaeger - $36,855
T-38: Carlos Ortiz - $36,855
T-38: Pat Perez - $36,855
T-38: Conrad Shindler - $36,855
T-38: David Skinns - $36,855
T-38: J.J. Spaun - $36,855
T-46: Emiliano Grillo - $25,680.20
T-46: Justin Lower - $25,680.20
T-46: Andrew Novak - $25,680.20
T-46: Aaron Rai - $25,680.20
T-46: Callum Tarren - $25,680.20
T-51: Joseph Bramlett - $21,635.25
T-51: Jason Day - $21,635.25
T-51: Lanto Griffin - $21,635.25
T-51: Marc Leishman - $21,635.25
T-51: Matthew NeSmith - $21,635.25
T-51: Aaron Wise - $21,635.25
T-51: Jared Wolfe - $21,635.25
T-51: Brandon Wu - $21,635.25
T-59: Tyler Duncan - $20,202
T-59: Tommy Fleetwood - $20,202
T-59: Dustin Johnson - $20,202
T-59: Ian Poulter - $20,202
T-59: Matthias Schwab - $20,202
T-59: Jhonattan Vegas - $20,202
T-65: Paul Barjon - $19,292
T-65: Wesley Bryan - $19,292
T-65: Bill Haas - $19,292
T-65: Peter Uihlein - $19,292
T-69: Dylan Frittelli - $18,564
T-69: Chesson Hadley - $18,564
T-69: Seth Reeves - $18,564
T-69: Adam Svensson - $18,564
T-73: Michael Gligic - $17,927
T-73: Sepp Straka - $17,927
T-73: Vaughn Taylor - $17,927
T-76: Kiradech Aphibarnrat - $17,381
T-76: Keith Mitchell - $17,381
T-76: Martin Trainer - $17,381
T-79: Adam Schenk - $16,926
T-79: Sahith Theegala - $16,926
T-81: Dawie van der Walt - $16,562
T-81: Kyle Wilshire - $16,562
T-83: Patton Kizzire - $16,198
T-83: Max McGreevy - $16,198
