The Sentry Tournament of Champions leaderboard, payouts and more from latest PGA Tour event
The Sentry Tournament of Champions is the first PGA Tour event in 2024, and it started the new year off with a bang. The stars were out and they did not disappoint.
Of those golfers, let us see who emerged victorious this weekend.
Who won the Sentry Tournament of Champions?
After the final round concluded on Sunday, here's how the Sentry Tournament of Champions concluded, along with details of who earned what amount of money:
- Win: Chris Kirk $3.6 million
- 2. Sahith Theegala $2.16 million
- 3. Jordan Spieth $1.36 million
- 4. Ben An $975,000
- T5. Sungjae Im $690,500
- Brian Harman $690,500
- J.T. Poston $690,500
- Collin Morikawa $690,500
- Scottie Scheffler $690,500
- T10. Jason Day $530,000
- Xander Schauffele $530,000
- T12. Sepp Straka $450,000
- Patrick Cantlay $450,000
- T14. Adam Hadwin $320,250
- Eric Cole $320,250
- Patrick Rodgers $320,250
- Tyrrell Hatton $320,250
- Max Homa $320,250
- Matt Fitzpatrick $320,250
- Harris English $320,250
- Akshay Bhatia $320,250
Chris Kirk began his year by just edging out Sahith Thageela, with Jordan Spieth not too far behind. These three walked with the most money out of the $20 million prize, with Kirk making $3.6 million for his win.
It was a brilliant effort by Brian Harman, albeit not quite enough to get the win. He was a sterling -25 at the finish on Sunday, proving that his 2023 was not a fluke and that he's someone to contend with every weekend.
Sungjae Im was right behind at -24 after the final round, starting his 2024 season with a bang. Sepp Straka (-23), Max Homa, Tyrell Hatton, Matt Fitzpatrick, and Adam Hadwin (all -22) were excellent as well.
This was a no-cut event, so everyone played all four days. That being said, some did not have much of an impact. Hideki Matsuyama didn't struggle, but he did play to the tune of a -8 showing, which was only good for T57, which also shows how good the field was this weekend. Notably, not a single golfer was over par.
Rickie Fowler (T54), Ludvig Aberg (T49), Keegan Bradley (T44), and Tony Finau (T38) all did fairly well but not nearly well enough to contend for the ultimate title this weekend.
All in all, it was an excellent return to action for most of these PGA stars, highlighting the number of talented golfers in the circuit and how great this year of golf could be, for them and the fans.