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World Wide Technology Championship Purse: How Much Did Austin Eckroat Take Home?

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1 year ago

November 11, 2024

For the second year, the World Wide Technology Championship was held at El Cardonal at Diamonte in Mexico, which is the first Tiger Woods-designed course to be featured in a PGA Tour event.

Prior to 2023, the event was held at Mayakoba, but it was moved once that course became a part of the LIV Golf circuit.

The event began at Mayakoba in 2007 as an alternate event to the WGC Match Play tournament in February. In 2013, it was moved to November to be a part of the fall schedule.

Five years ago, Austin Eckroat won the Cabo Collegiate as a sophomore @OSUCowboyGolf.

Today, he secured his second TOUR victory right down the road, now the most wins by a @PGATOURU alum. pic.twitter.com/XFOG7jtwQM

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) November 10, 2024

The tournament featured an $8.2 million purse, with just under $1.5 million going to the winner for each of the last two seasons. This year, it’s dropped to a total of $7.2 million. There are now two more events in the FedEx Cup Fall portion of the 2024 schedule.

Here’s a look at how much Eckroat won for his victory on Sunday and what the other top finishers took home.

1	Austin Eckroat	$1,296,000
T2	Justin Lower	$640,800
T2	Carson Young	$640,800
4	Max Greyserman	$352,800
5	Joe Highsmith	$295,200
T6	Garrick Higgo	$219,600
T6	Sam Stevens	$219,600
T6	Wesley Bryan	$219,600
T6	David Lipsky	$219,600
T6	Maverick McNealy	$219,600
T6	Nico Echavarria	$219,600
T12	Kevin Chappell	$160,200
T12	Patrick Fishburn	$160,200
T14	Harris English	$120,600
T14	Harry Hall	$120,600
T14	Dylan Wu	$120,600
T14	Jacob Bridgeman	$120,600
T14	Joel Dahmen	$120,600
T14	Ryan Gerard	$120,600
T20	Doug Ghim	$84,960
T20	Beau Hossler	$84,960
T20	Chandler Phillips	$84,960
T20	Daniel Berger	$84,960

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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