PGA Tour: How much did Max Homa win at the Farmers Insurance Open?
Max Homa banked himself another winner's cheque at the Farmers Insurance Open as he continues to establish himself as one of the highest-performing players in the world.
Max Homa's birdie putt on the final hole on the South Course at Torrey Pines on Saturday earned him over $1.5 million. Winning is becoming a healthy habit for the 32-year-old on the PGA Tour.
He carded a fantastic final-round score of 66 to come from five shots behind from the start of the day. As Homa said afterwards, it was a stacked leaderboard at the Farmers Insurance Open with a number of top players gunning for glory.
Homa finished two shots clear of former PGA champion Keegan Bradley and three clear of two-time major champion Collin Morikawa. It was his sixth Tour title and his first since the Fortinet Championship at the start of the season.
The prize money on offer in California was $8.7 million and to be exact, Homa won $1,566,000 of that total. Bradley banked just short of $950,000 for his troubles.
The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am has a prize fund of $9 million next week. Homa isn't in the field at the famous venue but spectators will have the chance to see Jordan Spieth, Matt Fitzpatrick and Viktor Hovland tee it up.
The WM Phoenix Open, which begins on February 9, is the next Elevated Event which features a huge $20 million prize purse as part of the PGA Tour's significant expansion of the 2023 schedule.
Here is the payout for each player at the 2023 Farmers Insurance Open:
Win: Max Homa - $1,566,000
2: Keegan Bradley - $948,300
3: Collin Morikawa - $600,300
T-4: Sungjae Im - $366,125
T-4: Sam Ryder - $366,125
T-4: Sahith Theegala - $366,125
T-7: Jason Day - $282,750
T-7: Jon Rahm - $282,750
T-9: Tony Finau - $245,775
T-9: Hideki Matsuyama - $245,775
T-11: Rickie Fowler - $210,975
T-11: Taylor Moore - $210,975
T-13: Erik Barnes - $160,515
T-13: Joseph Bramlett - $160,515
T-13: Xander Schauffele - $160,515
T-13: Sam Stevens - $160,515
T-13: Jimmy Walker - $160,515
T-18: Justin Rose - $128,325
T-18: Kevin Tway - $128,325
T-20: S.H. Kim - $98,919
T-20: Peter Malnati - $98,919
T-20: Adam Schenk - $98,919
T-20: Brendan Steele - $98,919
T-20: Justin Suh - $98,919
T-25: Brent Grant - $66,845
T-25: Si Woo Kim - $66,845
T-25: Luke List - $66,845
T-25: Callum Tarren - $66,845
T-25: Justin Thomas - $66,845
T-25: Jhonattan Vegas - $66,845
T-31: Ben Griffin - $50,895
T-31: Maverick McNealy - $50,895
T-31: Taylor Montgomery - $50,895
T-31: Trey Mullinax - $50,895
T-31: Augusto Núñez - $50,895
T-31: Scott Piercy - $50,895
T-37: Dean Burmester - $37,845
T-37: Wyndham Clark - $37,845
T-37: Thomas Detry - $37,845
T-37: Dylan Frittelli - $37,845
T-37: Lanto Griffin - $37,845
T-37: Alex Smalley - $37,845
T-37: Michael Thompson - $37,845
T-44: Emiliano Grillo - $25,578
T-44: Adam Hadwin - $25,578
T-44: Nick Hardy - $25,578
T-44: Harry Higgs - $25,578
T-44: Michael Kim - $25,578
T-44: S.Y. Noh - $25,578
T-44: Vincent Norrman - $25,578
T-44: Kevin Yu - $25,578
52: Aaron Rai - $21,315
T-53: Cameron Champ - $20,295.86
T-53: Tano Goya - $20,295.86
T-53: Garrick Higgo - $20,295.86
T-53: Satoshi Kodaira - $20,295.86
T-53: Trevor Werbylo - $20,295.86
T-53: Austin Cook - $20,295.85
T-53: Stephan Jaeger - $20,295.85
T-60: Taylor Pendrith - $19,488
T-60: Kevin Streelman - $19,488
T-62: Byeong Hun An - $18,879
T-62: Zecheng Dou - $18,879
T-62: Paul Haley II - $18,879
T-62: Ryan Palmer - $18,879
T-62: Gary Woodland - $18,879
T-67: Taiga Semikawa - $18,270
T-67: Robby Shelton - $18,270
T-69: Scott Harrington - $17,835
T-69: Andrew Novak - $17,835
T-69: Davis Thompson - $17,835
72: Scott Brown - $17,487
73: Adam Long - $17,313
