Procore Championship Payouts: How Much Did Patton Kizzire Win in First FedEx Cup Fall Event?

After wrapping up the Tour Championship just two weeks ago, the first FedEx Cup Fall event is in the books for the last stretch of the 2024 PGA Tour season.

The Procore Championship, known most recently as the Fortinet Championship before this year, took place at Silverado Country Club in Napa, California, as it has been each year since 2014. The event began in 2007, with 2024 Presidents Cup International Team captain Mike Weir taking home the victory in the inaugural event.

This is the second year that those below the top 50 in the FedEx Cup standings have the most on the line. First off, the top 10 in this run of fall events will qualify for the first batch of Signature Events on the 2025 schedule. In addition, the series will also decide the top 125 to earn a PGA Tour card for next season.

Patton Kizzire’s last victory on TOUR came 2,436 days ago.

Today, he’s back in the winner’s circle with his wife Kari by his side. pic.twitter.com/zjef7HAO8S

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) September 16, 2024

The Procore Championship is an anomaly in recent PGA Tour history, as the purse for the event actually went down from what it was in 2023 – and by a considerable amount. This year’s total purse was $6 million, which is what it was in 2016 before it steadily rose from that point. In 2023, the purse was $8.4 million, and Sahith Theegala took home $1.51 million as the winner.

Here are the payouts for Patton Kizzire and the rest of the top finishers this weekend in wine country.

1st – $1.08 million – Patton Kizzire

2nd – $654,000 – David Lipsky

3rd – $414,000 – Patrick Fishburn

T4 – $252,000 – Ben Silverman, Greyson Sigg, Mackenzie Hughes

T7 – $176,100 – Tom Hoge, Austin Smotherman, Justin Lower, Sahith Theegala, Corey Conners

Cover Image via KXAN