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Andres Gonzales career earnings

$2.3M
Official PGA Tour prize money, 2006–2021
#588 in career prize money
123Starts
0PGA Tour wins
5Top-10s
43%Cuts made
$19KPer start
0Money-list titles

Andres Gonzales has earned $2,316,071 in official PGA Tour prize money from 123 starts, 2006–2021, plus $70,000 in FedEx Cup bonuses, for $2,386,071 in total. That ranks 588th on the PGA Tour's career money list.

He has 0 PGA Tour wins. He has 5 top-10 finishes and has made 43% of his cuts. His best season was 2015, when he earned $767,827 and finished 122nd on the money list.

Andres Gonzales earnings by year

Official prize money each season. Labels show his money-list rank when he finished in the top 10. Click a bar for that season.

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SeasonStartsCutsWinsTop 10sMoney listFedEx bonusPrize money
20212000488th$0$0
20201000394th$0$0
20191000416th$0$0
20181000469th$0$0
2017221201171st$0$422,078
2016271101149th$0$579,667
2015261402122nd$70,000$767,827
20142100259th$0$75,000
201316301205th$0$179,387
20121100255th$0$78,780
201121800215th$0$186,846
20100000—$0$0
20091100344th$0$10,965
20071100339th$0$7,120
20061100348thNo FedEx Cup$8,400

Every Gonzales start, season by season

Andres Gonzales made 123 starts over 15 seasons. Each square is one tournament. Click one for the leaderboard.

Small to big checkMissed cutWinMajor
2006$8K2007$7K2009$11K2010$02011$187K2012$79K2013$179K2014$75K2015$768K2016$580K2017$422K2018$02019$02020$02021$0

Where Gonzales's money came from

Career split, then season by season: Other events 97%, FedEx Cup bonus 3%.

97%
MajorsThe PlayersOther winsOther eventsFedEx Cup bonus
$0$200K$400K$600K$800K$1.0M200620072009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021

Andres Gonzales at the majors

2 major starts and $0 in prize money. Darker squares paid more, and an orange ring is a win.

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Masters
PGA Championship
U.S. OpenMCMC
The Open

Career earnings over time

Running total, check by check. Orange dots mark wins at the majors and The Players.

$0$500K$1.0M$1.5M$2.0M$2.5M200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017$2.3M

Andres Gonzales's biggest paydays

His ten largest single checks. Click one for the full payout.

Andres Gonzales's recent results

Gonzales earned $169,416 from his last 10 starts, July 2017 to January 2021, and made the cut in 3 of them. His best finish was T10 at the RBC Canadian Open, worth $144,000. That is $17K a start, close to his career average of $19K.

DateEventFinishPrize money
2021-01-28Farmers Insurance OpenMC$0
2021-01-14Sony Open in HawaiiMC$0
2019-09-26Safeway OpenMC$0
2018-10-04Safeway OpenMC$0
2017-11-02Shriners Hospitals for Children OpenMC$0
2017-08-17Wyndham ChampionshipT42$18,662
2017-07-27RBC Canadian OpenT10$144,000
2017-07-20Barbasol ChampionshipT73$6,755
2017-07-13John Deere ClassicMC$0
2017-07-06The Greenbrier ClassicMC$0

How Gonzales compares

Players just above and below him in career prize money. Full ranking →

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Andres Gonzales earnings FAQ

How much has Andres Gonzales earned in his career?

Andres Gonzales has earned $2,316,071 in official PGA Tour prize money from 2006–2021, or $2,386,071 including FedEx Cup bonuses. Earnings on other tours and from endorsements are not included.

How many PGA Tour events has Andres Gonzales won?

0 wins from 123 starts.

What was Andres Gonzales's best season?

2015, with $767,827 from 26 starts and 0 wins.

What is Andres Gonzales's biggest paycheck?

$353,800 for finishing T3 at the OHL Classic at Mayakoba.

How much does Andres Gonzales earn per tournament?

$18,830 per start on average, counting missed cuts.

What are Andres Gonzales's career earnings in today's dollars?

Adjusted for inflation, Andres Gonzales's $2,316,071 in official prize money is worth about $3,244,159 in 2026 dollars, counting each season's earnings at that year's prices.