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2015 BMW Championship payout Playoff

Jason Day won $1,485,000 from a $8,250,000 purse. 69 players were paid, and the smallest check was $16,748.

Conway Farms Golf Club

$8.2MPurse
$1.5MWinner's share
$17KSmallest check
69Players paid
65%To the top 10
1Missed the cut

Jason Day finished -22 and took 18% of the purse. It was his 7th PGA Tour win, and 16% of the $9,403,331 he earned that season.

How the 2015 BMW Championship purse was split

Every paid player in finishing order. The top 10 took 65% of the money, and the dashed line marks the smallest check.

$0$500K$1.0M$1.5M1$1.5MT4T7T13T13T19T23T28T32T32T41T45T49T53T53T60T64T68Smallest check $17K

2015 BMW Championship prize money for every player

Final positions and prize money, with what the same untied position paid the year before.

PosPlayerCountryTo parLast yearPrize money
1Jason Day Australia-22$1,440,000$1,485,000 +3%
2Daniel Berger USA-16$864,000$891,000 +3%
3Scott Piercy USA-15$544,000$561,000 +3%
T4J.B. Holmes USA-14$319,000$341,000
T4Rickie Fowler USA-14$319,000$341,000
T4Rory McIlroy Northern Ireland-14$319,000$341,000
T7Cameron Tringale USA-13$257,125
T7Dustin Johnson USA-13$257,125
T7Hideki Matsuyama Japan-13$257,125
T10Bubba Watson USA-12$206,250
T10Henrik Stenson Sweden-12$206,250
T10Kevin Na USA-12$206,250
T13Brendan Steele USA-11$145,750
T13George McNeill USA-11$145,750
T13Jordan Spieth USA-11$145,750
T13Justin Rose England-11$145,750
T13Justin Thomas USA-11$145,750
T13Zach Johnson USA-11$145,750
T19Bill Haas USA-10$103,538
T19Harris English USA-10$103,538
T19Louis Oosthuizen South Africa-10$103,538
T19Nick Watney USA-10$103,538
T23Brendon Todd USA-9$69,200$73,425
T23Kevin Chappell USA-9$69,200$73,425
T23Paul Casey England-9$69,200$73,425
T23Robert Streb USA-9$69,200$73,425
T23Ryan Palmer USA-9$69,200$73,425
T28David Hearn Canada-8$57,338
T28Keegan Bradley USA-8$57,338
T28Patrick Reed USA-8$57,338
T28Ryan Moore USA-8$57,338
T32Billy Horschel USA-7$44,668
T32Brendon de Jonge Zimbabwe-7$44,668
T32Hunter Mahan USA-7$44,668
T32James Hahn USA-7$44,668
T32Jimmy Walker USA-7$44,668
T32Matt Jones Australia-7$44,668
T32Phil Mickelson USA-7$44,668
T39Fabián Gómez Argentina-6$36,300
T39Sergio Garcia Spain-6$36,300
T41Daniel Summerhays USA-5$31,350
T41Kevin Kisner USA-5$31,350
T41Matt Kuchar USA-5$31,350
T41Steven Bowditch Australia-5$31,350
T45Pat Perez USA-4$26,400
T45Russell Knox Scotland-4$26,400
T47Danny Lee New Zealand-3$23,265
T47Tony Finau USA-3$23,265
T49Brooks Koepka USA-2$20,584
T49David Lingmerth Sweden-2$20,584
T49Russell Henley USA-2$20,584
T49William McGirt USA-2$20,584
T53Brian Harman USA-1$18,347$18,920
T53Charley Hoffman USA-1$18,347$18,920
T53Ian Poulter England-1$18,347$18,920
T53Sangmoon Bae South Korea-1$18,347$18,920
T53Sean O'Hair USA-1$18,347$18,920
T53Zac Blair USA-1$18,347$18,920
59Shawn Stefani USAE$17,520$18,315 +5%
T60Chris Kirk USA+1$18,068
T60Gary Woodland USA+1$18,068
T62Jerry Kelly USA+2$17,738
T62Troy Merritt USA+2$17,738
T64Jason Bohn USA+3$17,408
T64Webb Simpson USA+3$17,408
66Brandt Snedeker USA+5$16,640$17,160 +3%
67Rory Sabbatini Slovakia+6$16,995
T68Ben Martin USA+11$16,748
T68Bryce Molder USA+11$16,748
MCJim Furyk USAE$0

BMW Championship winner's share over time

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2015 BMW Championship payout FAQ

How much did the winner of the 2015 BMW Championship get?

Jason Day won $1,485,000 from a $8,250,000 purse.

What was the 2015 BMW Championship purse?

$8,250,000.

How much did last place get at the 2015 BMW Championship?

The smallest check was $16,748, to Bryce Molder (T68).

How many players made the cut at the 2015 BMW Championship?

69 players made the cut and finished, and 1 player missed it.

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