US Open purse: Payout by player, finishing position

Jun 19, 2022; Brookline, Massachusetts, USA; Matthew Fitzpatrick lines up his putt on the sixth green during the final round of the U.S. Open golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Peter Casey-USA TODAY Sports
Jun 19, 2022; Brookline, Massachusetts, USA; Matthew Fitzpatrick lines up his putt on the sixth green during the final round of the U.S. Open golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Peter Casey-USA TODAY Sports /
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Breaking down the US Open payout for 2022 at The Country Club with record prize money for the winner and for the purse overall this year. 

Anyone who wants the US Open to be a brutal and difficult test of golf was treated to what The Country Club at Brookline had to offer this week. While an old, classic course that didn’t necessarily test the length off of the tee for players, the conditions and a strategic design that could be quite penal if off-line at any point made for a great test.

And the cream definitely rose to the top over the week with the leaderboard featuring the likes of Will Zalatoris, Matt Fitzpatrick, Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy, among others, coming into Sunday’s final round.

Not only were these players looking for the prestige of being a major winner at this tournament though, they were also looking for their portion of a massive US Open payout with a new record-setting purse at $17.5 million for 2022. But how does that get broken down? We’ve got the answers.

How much did Matt Fitzpatrick win? US Open prize money, winner’s payout

Announced earlier in the week, Matt Fitzpatrick as the winner will receive a record-high amount for the US Open prize money this week at Brookline. For emerging victorious at The Country Club, he will walk away with an incredible $3.15 million. That’s nearly $1 million more than what Jon Rahm received for winning at Torrey Pines just one year ago.

US Open payout by finishing position

1. Matt Fitzpatrick – $3.15 million
T2. Scottie Scheffler – $1,557,687
T2. Will Zalatoris – $1,557,687
4. Hideki Matsuyama – $859,032
T5. Collin Morikawa – $674,953
T5. Rory McIlroy – $674,953
T7. Denny McCarthy – $515,934
T7. Adam Hadwin – $515,934
T7. Keegan Bradley – $515,934
T10. Gary Woodland – $407,219
T10. Joel Dahmen – $407,219
T12. Seamus Power – $347,058
T12. Jon Rahm – $347,058
T14. Guido Migliozzi – $241,302
T14. Xander Schauffele – $241,302
T14. Marc Leishman – $241,302
T14. Adam Scott – $241,302
T14. Cameron Tringale – $241,302
T14. Patrick Cantlay – $241,302
T14. Sebastian Muñoz – $241,302
T14. Hayden Buckley – $241,302
T14. Nick Hardy – $241,302
23. Joohyung Kim – $171,732
T24. Mackenzie Hughes – $150,849
T24. Adam Schenk – $150,849
T24. Dustin Johnson – $150,849
T27. Thomas Pieters – $127,002
T27. Min Woo Lee – $127,002
T27. Aaron Wise – $127,002
T27. Sam Burns – $127,002
T31. MJ Daffue – $100,330
T31. Callum Tarren – $100,330
T31. Todd Sinnott – $100,330
T31. Andrew Putnam – $100,330
T31. Patrick Rodgers – $100,330
T31. Davis Riley – $100,330
T37. K.H. Lee – $75,916
T37. Justin Rose – $75,916
T37. Joseph Bramlett – $75,916
T37. Justin Thomas – $75,916
T37. Jordan Spieth – $75,916
T37. Matthew NeSmith – $75,916
T43. Chris Gotterup – $59,332
T43. Travis Vick – $0 (amateur)
T43. Richard Bland – $59,332
T43. Brian Harman – $59,332
T47. Joquin Niemann – $50,671
T47. Max Homa – $50,671
T49. Sam Bennett – $0 (amateur)
T49. Patrick Reed – $44,038
T49. Sam Stevens – $44,038
T49. David Lingmerth – $44,038
T53. Sebastian Soderberg – $40,629
T53. Beau Hossler – $40,629
55. Brooks Koepka – $39,432
T56. Will Besseling – $38,510
T56. Chris Naegel – $38,510
T56. Tyrrell Hatton – $38,510
T56. Bryson DeChambeau – $38,510
60. Brandon Matthews – $37,589
T61. Harris English – $37,221
T61. Austin Greaser – $0 (amateur)
63. Grayson Murray – $36,852
64. Stewart Hagestad – $0 (amateur)

This is a huge amount of money being thrown around for the 2022 US Open purse but it’s worth it for this championship. One of the most grueling tests in golf, particularly at a place like The Country Club and with the conditions at play, this is a monster of a tournament and the winner of it should be compensated as such for enduring the test.

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