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2017-11-09 · 2018 season · All years

2017 OHL Classic at Mayakoba payout

Patton Kizzire won $1,278,000 from a $7,100,000 purse. 78 players were paid, and the smallest check was $13,135.

El Camaleón Golf Course at Mayakoba

$7.1MPurse
$1.3MWinner's share
$13KSmallest check
78Players paid
66%To the top 10
54Missed the cut

Patton Kizzire finished -19 and took 18% of the purse. It was his first PGA Tour win, and 36% of the $3,551,151 he earned that season.

How the 2017 OHL Classic at Mayakoba purse was split

Every paid player in finishing order. The top 10 took 66% of the money, and the dashed line marks the smallest check.

$0$500K$1.0M$1.5M1$1.3MT6T9T14T20T25T25T34T41T45T50T55T61T61T68T77Smallest check $13K

2017 OHL Classic at Mayakoba prize money for every player

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

PosPlayerCountryTo parLast yearPrize money
1Patton Kizzire USA-19$1,260,002$1,278,000 +1%
2Rickie Fowler USA-18$756,001$766,800 +1%
3Si Woo Kim South Korea-15$476,001$482,800 +1%
T4Charles Howell III USA-14$289,334$312,400
T4Martin Piller USA-14$289,334$312,400
T6Ryan Moore USA-13$246,725
T6Scott Brown USA-13$246,725
8John Oda USA-12$220,100
T9Abraham Ancer Mexico-11$177,500
T9Alex Cejka Germany-11$177,500
T9Brian Stuard USA-11$177,500
T9Emiliano Grillo Argentina-11$177,500
T9Russell Knox Scotland-11$177,500
T14Anirban Lahiri India-10$117,150
T14Bryson DeChambeau USA-10$117,150
T14Chez Reavie USA-10$117,150
T14J.J. Spaun USA-10$117,150
T14J.T. Poston USA-10$117,150
T14Patrick Rodgers USA-10$117,150
T20Kevin Streelman USA-9$85,673
T20Shawn Stefani USA-9$85,673
T20Xinjun Zhang China-9$85,673
T23Joel Dahmen USA-8$71,000
T23Zach Johnson USA-8$71,000
T25Brandon Harkins USA-7$50,804
T25Brian Gay USA-7$50,804
T25Brice Garnett USA-7$50,804
T25Cameron Tringale USA-7$50,804
T25Danny Lee New Zealand-7$50,804
T25John Huh USA-7$50,804
T25Oscar Fraustro Mexico-7$50,804
T25Roberto Díaz Mexico-7$50,804
T25Tyrone Van Aswegen South Africa-7$50,804
T34Adam Schenk USA-6$35,094
T34Beau Hossler USA-6$35,094
T34Gary Woodland USA-6$35,094
T34Graeme McDowell Northern Ireland-6$35,094
T34Pat Perez USA-6$35,094
T34Retief Goosen South Africa-6$35,094
T34Rob Oppenheim USA-6$35,094
T41Nicholas Lindheim USA-5$26,980
T41Richy Werenski USA-5$26,980
T41Talor Gooch USA-5$26,980
T41Vaughn Taylor USA-5$26,980
T45Blayne Barber USA-4$20,789
T45Carlos Ortiz Mexico-4$20,789
T45Fabián Gómez Argentina-4$20,789
T45Jason Kokrak USA-4$20,789
T45Whee Kim South Korea-4$20,789
T50Austin Cook USA-3$16,884$17,125
T50Camilo Villegas Colombia-3$16,884$17,125
T50Conrad Shindler USA-3$16,884$17,125
T50Matt Jones Australia-3$16,884$17,125
T50Tyler Duncan USA-3$16,884$17,125
T55C.T. Pan Chinese Taipei-2$15,820$15,975
T55Ethan Tracy USA-2$15,820$15,975
T55Nick Watney USA-2$15,820$15,975
T55Ryan Armour USA-2$15,820$15,975
T55Tim Wilkinson New Zealand-2$15,820$15,975
T55Zac Blair USA-2$15,820$15,975
T61Brett Stegmaier USA-1$15,052
T61Jhonattan Vegas Venezuela-1$15,052
T61Johnson Wagner USA-1$15,052
T61Jonathan Byrd USA-1$15,052
T61Lanto Griffin USA-1$15,052
T61Matt Every USA-1$15,052
T61Tom Hoge USA-1$15,052
T68Denny McCarthy USAE$14,129
T68Derek Fathauer USAE$14,129
T68Geoff Ogilvy AustraliaE$14,129
T68Greg Chalmers AustraliaE$14,129
T68Keith Mitchell USAE$14,129
T68Ken Duke USAE$14,129
74Aaron Baddeley Australia+1$13,632
T75Corey Conners Canada+2$13,419
T75D.A. Points USA+2$13,419
T77Ricky Barnes USA+3$13,135
T77Rory Sabbatini Slovakia+3$13,135
MCAaron Wise USAE$0
MCAlex Kang USA+5$0
MCAndrew Landry USA+2$0
MCAndrew Putnam USA+1$0
MCAndrew Yun USA+10$0
MCBen Martin USA+1$0
MCBen Silverman CanadaE$0
MCBilly Hurley III USA+3$0
MCBrandon Hagy USA+5$0
MCBrian Davis England+2$0
MCBronson Burgoon USA+2$0
MCByeong Hun An South Korea+2$0
MCCameron Champ USA+6$0
MCCharley Hoffman USA+2$0
MCChesson Hadley USA-2$0
MCChris Stroud USAE$0
MCDavid Lingmerth Sweden+2$0
MCErnie Els South Africa+6$0
MCHarris English USA+2$0
MCHunter Mahan USA+1$0
MCJason Bohn USA+6$0
MCJavier Colomo Spain+3$0
MCJim Herman USA+5$0
MCJ.J. Henry USA+6$0
MCJon Curran USA+6$0
MCJordan Niebrugge USA+5$0
MCJosé de Jesús Rodríguez Mexico+3$0
MCKevin Chappell USA+2$0
MCKyle Thompson USA+2$0
MCLuke List USA+4$0
MCMackenzie Hughes Canada+1$0
MCMark Wilson USA+1$0
MCMartin Flores USA+1$0
MCMatt Atkins USA+4$0
MCNate Lashley USA+2$0
MCNick Taylor Canada+1$0
MCPatrick Reed USAE$0
MCPeter Malnati USAE$0
MCRyan Blaum USA+6$0
MCSam Ryder USAE$0
MCSam Saunders USA+4$0
MCSangmoon Bae South Korea+5$0
MCSéamus Power Ireland+1$0
MCSean Jacklin Scotland+3$0
MCSmylie Kaufman USA+7$0
MCStephan Jaeger Germany+6$0
MCSteve Wheatcroft USAE$0
MCStewart Cink USAE$0
MCSung Kang South Korea+6$0
MCTed Potter Jr. USA+2$0
MCTom Lovelady USA+15$0
MCTroy Merritt USAE$0
MCWyndham Clark USA+6$0
MCZecheng Dou China+5$0

OHL Classic at Mayakoba winner's share over time

This year is labeled. Full tournament history →

$0$500K$1.0M$1.5M0708091011121314151617$1.3M19202122232425

2017 OHL Classic at Mayakoba payout FAQ

How much did the winner of the 2017 OHL Classic at Mayakoba get?

Patton Kizzire won $1,278,000 from a $7,100,000 purse.

What was the 2017 OHL Classic at Mayakoba purse?

$7,100,000.

How much did last place get at the 2017 OHL Classic at Mayakoba?

The smallest check was $13,135, to Rory Sabbatini (T77).

How many players made the cut at the 2017 OHL Classic at Mayakoba?

78 players made the cut and finished, and 54 players missed it.

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