PGA Tour: How much did the players win at the Shriners Children's Open?
Tom Kim picked up his second victory on the PGA Tour after a 72nd-hole implosion from Patrick Cantlay at the Shriners Children's Open.
If Tom Kim isn't the most exciting player on the PGA Tour right now, I'd like someone to tell me who is.
He has become the youngest player outside of the US to win twice on the Tour since 1900 and he is the first player since Tiger Woods to notch two victories before the age of 21.
The South Korean and Patrick Cantlay were neck and neck on the 18th hole in the final round of the Shriners Children's Open. Cantlay went on to make a triple bogey after taking an unplayable and finding the water in the space of a few minutes.
Kim eventually recorded a three-shot win to follow up on his victory at the Wyndham Championship towards the end of last season.
After picking up his first Tour trophy at Sedgefield Country Club in August, the 20-year-old revealed that he had no idea how much money he'd won. Kim adopted this attitude after a conversation with Woods himself.
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"I didn't even check how much I won. I don't even know how much I'm going to get. I do not care because I found out that Tiger never checked how much he earned ever," Kim said back in August.
"I asked him a long time ago, 'Do you know how much you made at that first win in Vegas?' and he was like 'No'. He didn't, he had no idea and I thought about, you know what, I play golf - this is always going to follow if you do well, and it's great to support the family and everything, but if I can just play good then everything else is going to take care of itself."
Kim banked $1,314,00 back then and after his performance at TPC Summerlin last week, he banked another $1,440,000. Unfortunately for Cantlay, his final-hole seven cost him more than $700,000.
Win: Tom Kim, -24, $1,440,000
T-2: Patrick Cantlay, -21, $712,000
T-2: Matthew NeSmith, -21, $712,000
T-4: Tom Hoge, -20, $336,667
T-4: Mito Pereira, -20, $336,667
T-4: S.H. Kim, -20, $336,667
7: Sungjae Im, -19, $270,000
T-8: Jason Day, -18, $242,000
T-8: Si Woo Kim, -18, $242,000
T-10: Maverick McNealy, -17, $210,000
T-10: Adam Hadwin, -17, $210,000
T-12: Adam Schenk, -16, $170,000
T-12: Andrew Putnam, -16, $170,000
T-12: Davis Thompson, -16, $170,000
T-15: Harry Hall, -15, $130,000
T-15: J.J Spaun, -15, $130,000
T-15: Brian Harman, -15, $130,000
T-15: Taylor Montgomery, -15, $130,000
T-15: Robby Shelton, -15, $130,000
T-20: Hayden Buckley, -14, $81,500
T-20: Justin Lower, -14, $81,500
T-20: Max Homa, -14, $81,500
T-20: Kevin Streelman, -14, $81,500
T-20: Christiaan Bezuidenhout, -14, $81,500
T-20: Lucas Herbert, -14, $81,500
T-20: Aaron Rai, -14, $81,500
T-20: J.T. Poston, -14, $81,500
T-28: Brendon Todd, -13, $51,350
T-28: Patrick Welch, -13, $0 (Amateur)
T-28: Harris English, -13, $51,350
T-28: Mark Hubbard, -13, $51,350
T-28: Ryan Moore, -13, $51,350
T-28: Sam Ryder, -13, $51,350
T-28: Patrick Rodgers, -13, $51,350
T-28: Matt Wallace, -13, $51,350
T-28: Chad Ramey, -13, $51,350
T-37: Chesson Hadley, -12, $36,457
T-37: Joel Dahmen, -12, $36,457
T-37: Dean Burmester, -12, $36,457
T-37: Martin Laird, -12, $36,457
T-37: K.H. Lee, -12, $36,457
T-37: Kevin Yu, -12, $36,457
T-37: Cam Davis, -12, $36,457
T-44: Byeong Hun An, -11, $23,000
T-44: Will Gordon, -11, $23,000
T-44: David Lipsky, -11, $23,000
T-44: Jim Herman, -11, $23,000
T-44: Stewart Cink, -11, $23,000
T-44: Spencer Levin, -11, $23,000
T-44: Nick Hardy, -11, $23,000
T-44: Alex Noren, -11, $23,000
T-44: Greyson Sigg, -11, $23,000
T-44: Stephan Jaeger, -11, $23,000
T-44: Taylor Pendrith, -11, $23,000
T-44: Chris Gotterup, -11, $23,000
T-56: Doug Ghim, -10, $18,560
T-56: Tano Goya, -10, $18,560
T-56: Brandon Wu, -10, $18,560
T-56: Michael Thompson, -10, $18,560
T-60: Austin Smotherman, -9, $17,920
T-60: Austin Ekroat, -9, $17,920
T-60: Keith Mitchell, -9, $17,920
T-60: Ben Griffin, -9, $17,920
T-64: Ben Martin, -8, $17,200
T-64: Tyson Alexander, -8, $17,200
T-64: Philip Knowles, -8, $17,200
T-64: Aaron Wise, -8, $17,200
T-64: Beau Hossler, -8, $17,200
T-69: Harrison Endycott, -7, $16,560
T-69: Adam Svensson, -7, $16,560
T-69: Thomas Detry, -7, $16,560
72: Tyler Duncan, -6, $16,240
T-73: Emiliano Grillo, -4, $16,000
T-73: Andrew Landry, -4, $16,000
T-75: Matthias Schwab, -3, $15,680
T-75: Patton Kizzire, -3, $15,680
77: Trevor Werbylo, -1, $15,440
