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2019 Sony Open in Hawaii payout

Matt Kuchar won $1,152,000 from a $6,400,000 purse. 81 players were paid, and the smallest check was $11,392.

Waialae Country Club

$6.4MPurse
$1.2MWinner's share
$11KSmallest check
81Players paid
64%To the top 10
73Missed the cut

Matt Kuchar finished -22 and took 18% of the purse. It was his 9th PGA Tour win, and 18% of the $6,294,690 he earned that season.

How the 2019 Sony Open in Hawaii purse was split

Every paid player in finishing order. The top 10 took 64% of the money, and the dashed line marks the smallest check.

$0$250K$500K$750K$1.0M$1.2M1$1.2MT3T10T16T20T22T29T33T33T43T51T51T576671NoneNoneSmallest check $11K

2019 Sony Open in Hawaii prize money for every player

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

PosPlayerCountryTo parLast yearPrize money
1Matt Kuchar USA-22$1,116,000$1,152,000 +3%
2Andrew Putnam USA-18$669,600$691,200 +3%
T3Chez Reavie USA-17$421,600$307,200
T3Corey Conners Canada-17$421,600$307,200
T3Hudson Swafford USA-17$421,600$307,200
T3Marc Leishman Australia-17$421,600$307,200
7Davis Love III USA-16$193,233$214,400 +11%
T8Brian Stuard USA-15$192,000
T8Charles Howell III USA-15$192,000
T10Bryson DeChambeau USA-14$148,800$160,000
T10Sebastián Muñoz Colombia-14$148,800$160,000
T10Sung Kang South Korea-14$148,800$160,000
T13Patrick Reed USA-13$123,733
T13Patton Kizzire USA-13$123,733
T13Ted Potter Jr. USA-13$123,733
T16Brandt Snedeker USA-12$99,200
T16Justin Thomas USA-12$99,200
T16Keith Mitchell USA-12$99,200
T16Sungjae Im South Korea-12$99,200
T20J.T. Poston USA-11$80,000
T20Stewart Cink USA-11$80,000
T22Brian Gay USA-10$57,691
T22Cameron Smith Australia-10$57,691
T22Emiliano Grillo Argentina-10$57,691
T22Harris English USA-10$57,691
T22Joel Dahmen USA-10$57,691
T22Kyle Stanley USA-10$57,691
T22Ryan Armour USA-10$57,691
T29Abraham Ancer Mexico-9$42,560
T29Carlos Ortiz Mexico-9$42,560
T29Keegan Bradley USA-9$42,560
T29Matt Jones Australia-9$42,560
T33Brice Garnett USA-8$31,040
T33Dominic Bozzelli USA-8$31,040
T33Ian Poulter England-8$31,040
T33Roger Sloan Canada-8$31,040
T33Rory Sabbatini Slovakia-8$31,040
T33Sam Saunders USA-8$31,040
T33Scott Brown USA-8$31,040
T33Scott Piercy USA-8$31,040
T33Shugo Imahira Japan-8$31,040
T33Y.E. Yang South Korea-8$31,040
T43Adam Svensson Canada-7$19,488
T43Anirban Lahiri India-7$19,488
T43Hank Lebioda USA-7$19,488
T43Jim Herman USA-7$19,488
T43Julián Etulain Argentina-7$19,488
T43Russell Knox Scotland-7$19,488
T43Scott Langley USA-7$19,488
T43Stephan Jaeger Germany-7$19,488
T51Alex Prugh USA-6$15,061
T51Brandon Harkins USA-6$15,061
T51Dylan Frittelli South Africa-6$15,061
T51Hideki Matsuyama Japan-6$15,061
T51Jim Knous USA-6$15,061
T51Jimmy Walker USA-6$15,061
T57Adam Hadwin Canada-5$14,080
T57Chase Wright USA-5$14,080
T57Fabián Gómez Argentina-5$14,080
T57José de Jesús Rodríguez Mexico-5$14,080
T57Trey Mullinax USA-5$14,080
T57Tyler Duncan USA-5$14,080
T57Wes Roach USA-5$14,080
T64Ryan Blaum USA-4$13,144$13,504
T64Yuki Inamori Japan-4$13,144$13,504
66Russell Henley USA-3$13,312
T67Johnson Wagner USA-2$12,710$13,120
T67Rikuya Hoshino Japan-2$12,710$13,120
T69Kevin Kisner USA-1$12,338$12,864
T69Michael Thompson USA-1$12,338$12,864
71Danny Lee New ZealandE$12,672
MCAdam Long USAE$0
MCAdam Schenk USA+6$0
MCAdam Scott Australia+7$0
MCAndrew Landry USA+5$0
MCBen Martin USA+1$0
MCBen Silverman Canada-1$0
MCBrady Schnell USA+2$11,648
MCBrent Grant USA+5$0
MCBrian Harman USA+5$0
MCBubba Watson USA+2$0
MCCam Davis Australia+4$0
MCCameron Champ USAE$12,224
MCChris Kirk USA-1$0
MCChris Thompson USA+3$0
MCColt Knost USAE$0
MCDavid Hearn Canada-1$0
MCEric Dugas USA-1$12,544
MCGary Woodland USA+3$11,520
MCJames Hahn USAE$0
MCJamie Lovemark USAE$0
MCJared Sawada USA+3$0
MCJason Dufner USAE$12,224
MCJerry Kelly USA-1$0
MCJ.J. Henry USA+5$0
MCJoey Garber USA+4$11,392
MCJohn Chin USA+1$0
MCJohn Huh USAE$0
MCJonas Blixt Sweden+3$0
MCJordan Spieth USA-1$0
MCJosh Teater USA+3$0
MCKelly Kraft USAE$0
MCKenny Perry USA+4$0
MCKevin Tway USA-1$0
MCK.H. Lee South Korea+2$0
MCKramer Hickok USA+5$0
MCKyle Jones USA+7$0
MCLuke Donald EnglandE$0
MCMackenzie Hughes Canada+1$11,840
MCMartin Trainer FranceE$12,224
MCMax Homa USAE$0
MCMichael Kim USAE$0
MCNicholas Lindheim USA+3$0
MCNick Taylor Canada+4$0
MCOllie Schniederjans USA+3$0
MCPat Perez USA-1$0
MCPatrick Rodgers USA+8$0
MCPaul Casey EnglandE$0
MCPeter Jung Amateur USA+22$0
MCPeter Malnati USA+1$0
MCRobert Streb USA+1$0
MCRoberto Díaz Mexico+4$0
MCSam Burns USAE$0
MCSam Ryder USAE$0
MCSangmoon Bae South KoreaE$0
MCSatoshi Kodaira Japan+3$0
MCSéamus Power Ireland+8$0
MCSean O'Hair USA+1$11,840
MCSepp Straka AustriaE$0
MCSeth Reeves USA+6$0
MCShawn Stefani USA+7$0
MCSi Woo Kim South Korea-1$0
MCSteve Marino USA+4$0
MCSteve Stricker USAE$12,224
MCTakumi Kanaya Japan+1$0
MCTalor Gooch USA-1$0
MCTom Hoge USA-1$0
MCTroy Merritt USA+2$0
MCVaughn Taylor USA+3$0
MCVijay Singh Fiji+9$0
MCWhee Kim South KoreaE$0
MCWyndham Clark USA-1$0
MCYuta Ikeda Japan+2$0
MCZach Johnson USA-1$0

Sony Open in Hawaii winner's share over time

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2019 Sony Open in Hawaii payout FAQ

How much did the winner of the 2019 Sony Open in Hawaii get?

Matt Kuchar won $1,152,000 from a $6,400,000 purse.

What was the 2019 Sony Open in Hawaii purse?

$6,400,000.

How much did last place get at the 2019 Sony Open in Hawaii?

The smallest check was $11,392, to Joey Garber (None).

How many players made the cut at the 2019 Sony Open in Hawaii?

71 players made the cut and finished, and 73 players missed it.

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