How much Rafael Campos and others earned at Bermuda Championship
Rafael Campos captured his first PGA Tour title in Bermuda; check out how much they all earned in the penultimate event of the PGA Tour season.
Rafael Campos captured his first PGA Tour title at the age of 36 years old in the same week he became a father at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship at Port Royal GC.
Campos earned a whopping $1.24m for winning the tournament, the biggest pay cheque of his entire golf career.
The victory could not have come at a better time for Campos, who started the week outside the top 125 in the FedEx Cup standings at 147th.
He now vaults up to 80th and is now assured of his PGA Tour card for next season as a result of his first win.
Campos becomes just the second player from Puerto Rico to win on the PGA Tour.
He joins eight-time winner Chi Chi Rodriguez, who sadly away aged 88 in August.
Related:
Campos carded a final-round 68 to win by three shots over Andrew Novak.
Scroll below to check out how much they all earned in Bermuda...
The PGA Tour heads to its final event of the seaso next week, the RSM Classic.
The top 125 on the FedEx Cup standings after that will earn their PGA Tour cards for 2025.
Butterfield Bermuda Championship prize money payouts
| Position | Player | Score | Earnings |
1 | Rafael Campos | -19 | $1,242,000 |
2 | Andrew Novak | -16 | $752,100 |
T3 | Adrien Dumont de Chassart | -15 | $407,100 |
T3 | Mark Hubbard | -15 | $407,100 |
T5 | Vince Whaley | -14 | $255,300 |
T5 | Sam Ryder | -14 | $255,300 |
T5 | Justin Lower | -14 | $255,300 |
8 | Ben Griffin | -13 | $215,625 |
T9 | Greyson Sigg | -12 | $188,025 |
T9 | Patrick Rodgers | -12 | $188,025 |
T9 | David Lipsky | -12 | $188,025 |
T12 | Michael Kim | -11 | $136,965 |
T12 | Jacob Bridgeman | -11 | $136,965 |
T12 | Pierceson Coody | -11 | $136,965 |
T12 | Lanto Griffin | -11 | $136,965 |
T12 | Troy Merritt | -11 | $136,965 |
T17 | Maverick McNealy | -10 | $94,875 |
T17 | Rico Hoey | -10 | $94,875 |
T17 | Garrick Higgo | -10 | $94,875 |
T17 | Francesco Molinari | -10 | $94,875 |
T17 | Robby Shelton | -10 | $94,875 |
T17 | Wesley Bryan | -10 | $94,875 |
T23 | Seamus Power | -9 | $60,030 |
T23 | Christo Lamprecht | -9 | $60,030 |
T23 | Nick Watney | -9 | $60,030 |
T23 | Tom Whitney | -9 | $60,030 |
T23 | Brandon Wu | -9 | $60,030 |
T23 | Ryan Moore | -9 | $60,030 |
T29 | Ryo Hisatsune | -8 | $42,349 |
T29 | Nico Echavarria | -8 | $42,349 |
T29 | Joseph Bramlett | -8 | $42,349 |
T29 | Tyler Duncan | -8 | $42,349 |
T29 | Carl Yuan | -8 | $42,349 |
T29 | Kevin Kisner | -8 | $42,349 |
T29 | Chad Ramey | -8 | $42,349 |
T29 | Alex Smalley | -8 | $42,349 |
T37 | Trace Crowe | -7 | $31,395 |
T37 | Callum Tarren | -7 | $31,395 |
T37 | William McGirt | -7 | $31,395 |
T37 | Martin Laird | -7 | $31,395 |
T37 | Hayden Springer | -7 | $31,395 |
T42 | Kevin Dougherty | -6 | $24,495 |
T42 | David Skinns | -6 | $24,495 |
T42 | S.H. Kim | -6 | $24,495 |
T42 | Richy Werenski | -6 | $24,495 |
T42 | Lucas Glover | -6 | $24,495 |
T47 | Ben Taylor | -5 | $17,854 |
T47 | Dylan Wu | -5 | $17,854 |
T47 | Norman Xiong | -5 | $17,854 |
T47 | Camilo Villegas | -5 | $17,854 |
T47 | Kevin Chappell | -5 | $17,854 |
T47 | Tyson Alexander | -5 | $17,854 |
T47 | Chez Reavie | -5 | $17,854 |
T47 | Will Gordon | -5 | $17,854 |
T55 | Russell Knox | -4 | $16,077 |
T55 | Austin Smotherman | -4 | $16,077 |
T57 | Brendon Todd | -3 | $15,732 |
T57 | Henrik Norlander | -3 | $15,732 |
T57 | Ben Kohles | -3 | $15,732 |
T57 | Jhonattan Vegas | -3 | $15,732 |
61 | Matti Schmid | -2 | $15,387 |
T62 | Daniel Berger | -1 | $15,111 |
T62 | Carson Young | -1 | $15,111 |
T62 | S.Y. Noh | -1 | $15,111 |
T65 | Connor Jones | E | $14,766 |
T65 | Hayden Buckley | E | $14,766 |
T67 | Blaine Hale, Jr. | 1 | $14,421 |
T67 | Sam Stevens | 1 | $14,421 |
T67 | Mackenzie Hughes | 1 | $14,421 |
T70 | Chris Baker | 2 | $14,007 |
T70 | Aaron Baddeley | 2 | $14,007 |
T70 | Robert Streb | 2 | $14,007 |
T73 | Ben Crane | 5 | $13,662 |
T73 | Cody Gribble | 5 | $13,662 |
75 | Egor Eroshenko | 9 | $13,455 |
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