How much Nico Echavarria won (and others) at the ZOZO Championship on PGA Tour
Nico Echavarria captured his second PGA Tour title with a narrow one-shot victory at the ZOZO Championship; see how much they all earned in Japan.
Nico Echavarria clinched his second PGA Tour title with victory at the ZOZO Championship in Japan, and with a career-best pay day too.
Colombian Echavarria, 30, birdied two of the last three holes to card a 67, enough for a narrow one-shot victory over Justin Thomas and Max Greyserman.
Echavarria, who finished the week 20-under par, collected $1.53m in the 78-player, no-cut event.
The total prize purse was $8.5m.
The victory marks Echavarria's second on the PGA Tour having notched his first at the Puerto Rico Open in March 2023.
For Thomas, who remains winless since the 2022 US PGA, it marks his best result of the PGA Tour season.
The frustration also continues for Greyserman, who has incredibly now recorded three runner-up finishes in his last five starts on the PGA Tour.
You would have to believe it's only a matter of time until the 29-year-old American breaks down the door for a first win.
GolfMagic has listed the full ZOZO prize payouts below...
Finish | Player | Earnings |
1 | Nico Echavarria | $1,530,000 |
T2 | Max Greyserman | $748,000 |
T2 | Justin Thomas | $748,000 |
4 | Rickie Fowler | $408,000 |
5 | Kurt Kitayama | $340,000 |
T6 | Si Woo Kim | $266,050 |
T6 | J.J. Spaun | $266,050 |
T6 | Yuta Sugiura | $266,050 |
T6 | C.T. Pan | $266,050 |
T6 | Eric Cole | $266,050 |
T11 | Taylor Moore | $204,000 |
T11 | Jhonattan Vegas | $204,000 |
T13 | Harry Hall | $163,880 |
T13 | Seamus Power | $163,880 |
T13 | Sungjae Im | $163,880 |
T16 | Lee Hodges | $121,210 |
T16 | Luke List | $121,210 |
T16 | Taisei Shimizu | $121,210 |
T16 | Andrew Novak | $121,210 |
T16 | Nate Lashley | $121,210 |
T16 | Kevin Yu | $121,210 |
T22 | Ben Griffin | $79,560 |
T22 | Rico Hoey | $79,560 |
T22 | Ren Yonezawa | $79,560 |
T22 | Yuto Katsuragawa | $79,560 |
T22 | Sam Stevens | $79,560 |
T27 | Min Woo Lee | $57,035 |
T27 | Max Homa | $57,035 |
T27 | Mac Meissner | $57,035 |
T27 | Andrew Putnam | $57,035 |
T27 | Ryosuke Kinoshita | $57,035 |
T27 | Doug Ghim | $57,035 |
T33 | Chandler Phillips | $44,922 |
T33 | Victor Perez | $44,922 |
T33 | Nick Taylor | $44,922 |
T33 | Gary Woodland | $44,922 |
T37 | Patrick Fishburn | $37,060 |
T37 | Matt Kuchar | $37,060 |
T37 | Takumi Kanaya | $37,060 |
T37 | Carson Young | $37,060 |
T41 | Will Zalatoris | $29,410 |
T41 | Naoyuki Kataoka | $29,410 |
T41 | Mark Hubbard | $29,410 |
T41 | Xander Schauffele | $29,410 |
T41 | Joel Dahmen | $29,410 |
T46 | Adam Svensson | $20,357 |
T46 | Ryo Hisatsune | $20,357 |
T46 | Hideki Matsuyama | $20,357 |
T46 | Chad Ramey | $20,357 |
T46 | Kensei Hirata | $20,357 |
T46 | Ben Silverman | $20,357 |
T46 | Zac Blair | $20,357 |
T46 | S.H. Kim | $20,357 |
T54 | Collin Morikawa | $17,595 |
T54 | Chan Kim | $17,595 |
T56 | Justin Lower | $16,660 |
T56 | Ben Kohles | $16,660 |
T56 | Sahith Theegala | $16,660 |
T56 | Tom Hoge | $16,660 |
T56 | Shugo Imahira | $16,660 |
T56 | Ryo Ishikawa | $16,660 |
T56 | Beau Hossler | $16,660 |
63 | K.H. Lee | $16,150 |
64 | Satoshi Kodaira | $15,980 |
T65 | Ryan Fox | $15,725 |
T65 | Charley Hoffman | $15,725 |
T67 | Patrick Rodgers | $15,300 |
T67 | Sami Valimaki | $15,300 |
T67 | Adam Schenk | $15,300 |
70 | Hiroshi Iwata | $14,960 |
T71 | Chris Gotterup | $14,705 |
T71 | Takahiro Hataji | $14,705 |
73 | Davis Riley | $14,450 |
74 | Takashi Ogiso | $14,280 |
75 | Brendon Todd | $14,110 |
76 | David Skinns | $13,940 |
77 | Kaito Onishi | $13,770 |
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