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2018 The CJ Cup @ Nine Bridges payout

Brooks Koepka won $1,710,000 from a $9,500,000 purse. 78 players were paid, and the smallest check was $15,295.

The Club at Nine Bridges

$9.5MPurse
$1.7MWinner's share
$15KSmallest check
78Players paid
67%To the top 10
—Missed the cut

Brooks Koepka finished -21 and took 18% of the purse. It was his 5th PGA Tour win, and 18% of the $9,664,396 he earned that season.

How the 2018 The CJ Cup @ Nine Bridges purse was split

Every paid player in finishing order. The top 10 took 67% of the money, and the dashed line marks the smallest check.

$0$500K$1.0M$1.5M$2.0M1$1.7MT5T10T14T18T23T29T36T41T41T48T55T6166T70T77Smallest check $15K

2018 The CJ Cup @ Nine Bridges prize money for every player

Final positions and prize money.

PosPlayerCountryTo parLast yearPrize money
1Brooks Koepka USA-21$1,710,000
2Gary Woodland USA-17$1,026,000
T3Rafa Cabrera Bello Spain-15$551,000
T3Ryan Palmer USA-15$551,000
T5Jason Day Australia-12$361,000
T5Scott Piercy USA-12$361,000
T7Cameron Smith Australia-11$296,083
T7Chez Reavie USA-11$296,083
T7Pat Perez USA-11$296,083
T10Adam Hadwin Canada-10$228,000
T10Adam Scott Australia-10$228,000
T10Ian Poulter England-10$228,000
T10J.J. Spaun USA-10$228,000
T14Brendan Steele USA-9$164,730
T14Keith Mitchell USA-9$164,730
T14Ted Potter Jr. USA-9$164,730
T14Tyrrell Hatton England-9$164,730
T18Alex Noren Sweden-8$121,600
T18Beau Hossler USA-8$121,600
T18Hideki Matsuyama Japan-8$121,600
T18Marc Leishman Australia-8$121,600
T18Paul Casey England-8$121,600
T23C.T. Pan Chinese Taipei-7$79,895
T23Danny Willett England-7$79,895
T23Jamie Lovemark USA-7$79,895
T23J.B. Holmes USA-7$79,895
T23Patton Kizzire USA-7$79,895
T23Si Woo Kim South Korea-7$79,895
T29Andrew Putnam USA-6$56,824
T29Jimmy Walker USA-6$56,824
T29Joel Dahmen USA-6$56,824
T29Kevin Chappell USA-6$56,824
T29Louis Oosthuizen South Africa-6$56,824
T29Ryan Armour USA-6$56,824
T29Sung Kang South Korea-6$56,824
T36Brandt Snedeker USA-5$42,465
T36Brian Harman USA-5$42,465
T36Ernie Els South Africa-5$42,465
T36Joaquín Niemann Chile-5$42,465
T36Justin Thomas USA-5$42,465
T41Austin Cook USA-4$30,970
T41Brice Garnett USA-4$30,970
T41Byeong Hun An South Korea-4$30,970
T41Dongseop Maeng South Korea-4$30,970
T41Graeme McDowell Northern Ireland-4$30,970
T41Rod Pampling Australia-4$30,970
T41Sungjae Im South Korea-4$30,970
T48Branden Grace South Africa-3$22,230
T48Charley Hoffman USA-3$22,230
T48Nick Watney USA-3$22,230
T48Xander Schauffele USA-3$22,230
T52Brian Stuard USA-2$20,140
T52Kevin Na USA-2$20,140
T52Kevin Tway USA-2$20,140
T55Emiliano Grillo Argentina-1$19,095
T55James Hahn USA-1$19,095
T55Jason Dufner USA-1$19,095
T55Peter Uihlein USA-1$19,095
T55Shubhankar Sharma India-1$19,095
T55Taehee Lee South Korea-1$19,095
T61Brian Gay USAE$18,050
T61Charles Howell III USAE$18,050
T61Doyeob Mun South KoreaE$18,050
T61K.H. Lee South KoreaE$18,050
T61Ryan Moore USAE$18,050
66Kyle Stanley USA+1$17,480
T67Billy Horschel USA+2$17,100
T67Jason Kokrak USA+2$17,100
T67Sanghyun Park South Korea+2$17,100
T70Charl Schwartzel South Africa+4$16,625
T70Stewart Cink USA+4$16,625
72Whee Kim South Korea+5$16,340
T73Abraham Ancer Mexico+6$15,960
T73Chesson Hadley USA+6$15,960
T73Hyungjoon Lee South Korea+6$15,960
76Michael Kim USA+9$15,580
T77Hyun-woo Ryu South Korea+13$15,295
T77Minchel Choi South Korea+13$15,295

The CJ Cup @ Nine Bridges winner's share over time

This year is labeled. Full tournament history →

$0$500K$1.0M$1.5M$2.0M18$1.7M19202122

2018 The CJ Cup @ Nine Bridges payout FAQ

How much did the winner of the 2018 The CJ Cup @ Nine Bridges get?

Brooks Koepka won $1,710,000 from a $9,500,000 purse.

What was the 2018 The CJ Cup @ Nine Bridges purse?

$9,500,000.

How much did last place get at the 2018 The CJ Cup @ Nine Bridges?

The smallest check was $15,295, to Minchel Choi (T77).

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