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RSM Classic Purse and Payouts: How Much Did Maverick McNealy Win?

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1 year ago

November 25, 2024

The 2024 FedEx Cup season is complete, and the top 125 earning PGA Tour cards for next year and the top 10 who qualified for the first Signature Events of 2025 are all finalized.

The RSM Classic at Sea Island Resort in St. Simons Island, Georgia, is the traditional final PGA Tour stop of the year, not counting unofficial money events like the Hero World Challenge and PNC Championship.

This event has been on the schedule since 2010 and has seen its purse double over that time period. Much like other fall events, the total payout is a bit smaller than last year, dropping from a then-record $8.4 million to an even $8 million for this event that just wrapped up.

Maverick McNealy is a winner @TheRSMClassic! 🏆

This is the first career title for McNealy. pic.twitter.com/7jgnqNzbq2

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) November 24, 2024

Here’s how much McNealy won for his victory in the season finale, along with the other top finishers.

1	Maverick McNealy	-16	$1,368,000
T2	Nico Echavarria	-15	$676,400
T2	Luke Clanton (a)	-15	$0
T2	Daniel Berger	-15	$676,400
T5	J.T. Poston	-14	$319,834
T5	Lee Hodges	-14	$319,834
T5	Mackenzie Hughes	-14	$319,834
T8	Michael Thorbjornsen	-13	$238,767
T8	Patrick Fishburn	-13	$238,767
T8	Vince Whaley	-13	$238,767
T11	Chandler Phillips	-12	$184,300
T11	Joe Highsmith	-12	$184,300
T11	Kevin Yu	-12	$184,300
T11	Michael Kim	-12	$184,300
T15	Eric Cole	-11	$142,500
T15	Ben Griffin	-11	$142,500
T17	Ludvig Aberg	-10	$104,690
T17	Ryo Hisatsune	-10	$104,690
T17	Austin Eckroat	-10	$104,690
T17	Robby Shelton	-10	$104,690
T17	Patrick Rodgers	-10	$104,690
T17	Henrik Norlander	-10	$104,690
T17	Martin Laird	-10	$104,690
T17	Stewart Cink	-10	$104,690
T25	Brian Harman	-9	$63,460
T25	Denny McCarthy	-9	$63,460
T25	Bud Cauley	-9	$63,460
T25	Adrien Dumont de Chassart	-9	$63,460
T25	Paul Peterson	-9	$63,460

Cover Image via Golfweek

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Christopher Hughes

Chris has worked in sports journalism for nearly 20 years and also loves the game of golf, even though it often doesn't love him back. Year-round golf is a perk of living in Florida, where Chris moved from his native New York shortly after graduating from college. Chris has played some famous courses in the state, including Bay Hill in Orlando and Innisbrook in the Tampa Bay area, and next on his to-do list is the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass to take a crack at the famous island hole.

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