How much Wyndham Clark and others made at the US Open
Wyndham Clark picks up another cheque for $3.6m following victory at the US Open.
Wyndham Clark took down Rory McIlroy to capture his first major title and then collected another whopping cheque for $3.6m at the US Open.
Clark, 29, also won $3.6m when landing his maiden PGA Tour title four starts ago last month at the Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow.
The American has now amassed just shy of $8m over his last four tournaments on the PGA Tour.
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Not only does Clark vault himself up the world rankings to a career-high position inside the top 20, but he also gives himself every chance of punching his ticket into his first-ever US Ryder Cup team this September.
For McIlroy, it's another agonising finish in a major championship as his wait to pick up a fifth major title goes on.
McIlroy will now turn his attentions to the 151st Open Championship at Royal Liverpool next month, a venue where he won his sole Claret Jug in 2014.
It's unthinkably been nine years since McIlroy last won a major championship.
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After coming up shy at the US Open on Sunday, McIlroy said: "I would go through 100 Sundays like this just to get my hands on another major."
McIlroy earned $2.1m for his efforts.
World No.1 Scottie Scheffler once again rued a cold putter but he still finished in solo third and earned a cheque for $1.4m.
Scheffler has played in 14 events on the PGA Tour this season and impressively finished no worse than tied 12th in all of them.
Let's see how much they all made at the US Open.
2023 US Open Prize Money Payouts
Total purse: $20 million
1st (Winner): $3,600,000 -- Wyndham Clark
2nd: $2,160,000 -- Rory McIlroy
3rd: $1,413,430 -- Scottie Scheffler
4th: $990,867 -- Cameron Smith
5th: $825,297 -- Tommy Fleetwood, Min Woo Lee, Rickie Fowler ($738,934 each)
6th: $731,779
7th: $659,727
8th: $590,864 -- Tom Kim, Harris English ($562,808 each)
9th: $534,753
10th: $491,182 -- Austin Eckroat, Jon Rahm, Dustin Johnson, Xander Schauffele ($435,018 each)
11th: $448,249
12th: $414,455
13th: $386,187
14th: $356,431 -- Russell Henley, Collin Morikawa, Patrick Cantlay ($332,343 each)
15th: $330,926
16th: $309,672
17th: $292,669 -- Brooks Koepka, Matt Fitzpatrick ($284,167 each)
18th: $275,665
19th: $258,662 -- Viktor Hovland
20th: $241,659 -- Jordan Smith, Nick Hardy, Denny McCarthy, Keith Mitchell, Shane Lowry, Bryson DeChambeau, Ryutaro Nagano ($200,152 each)
21st: $226,993
22nd: $212,328
23rd: $198,088
24th: $184,910
25th: $173,433
26th: $163,656
27th: $156,217 -- Sahith Theegala, Sergio Garcia, Justin Suh, Tyrrell Hatton, Padraig Harrington ($199,805 each)
28th: $149,628
29th: $143,252
30th: $136,876
31st: $130,500
32nd: $124,124 -- Patrick Rodgers, Dylan Wu, Cameron Young, Sam Burns, Joaquin Niemann, Tony Finau, Hideki Matsuyama ($108,001 each)
33rd: $117,747
34th: $112,009
35th: $107,333
36th: $102,657
37th: $98,194
38th: $93,943
39th: $89,692 -- David Puig, Si Woo Kim, Eric Cole ($85,441 each)
40th: $85,441
41st: $81,190
42nd: $76,939 -- Sam Bennett, Sam Stevens, Andrew Putnam, Ryan Fox, Billy Horschel, Bryan Harman (T43 -- $66,532 each)
43rd: $72,689
44th: $68,438
45th: $64,187
46th: $60,361
47th: $56,535
48th: $52,922 -- Mackenzie Hughes, Sebastian Munoz, Charley Hoffman, Kevin Streelman, Gary Woodland (T49 -- $49,224 each)
49th: $50,797
50th: $48,671
51st: $47,396
52nd: $46,333
53rd: $45,483 -- Romain Langasque, Abraham Ancer (T54 -- $45,270 each)
54th: $45,058
55th: $44,633 -- Patrick Reed, Ryan Gerard (T56 -- $44,420 each)
56th: $44,208
57th: $43,783 -- Yuko Katsuragawa (58th)
58th: $43,358 -- Adam Hadwin (59th)
59th: $42,933 -- Jacob Solomon, Adam Svensson (T60 -- $42,720 each)
60th: $42,508
61st: $42,083 -- Ryo Ishikawa (63rd)
Amateurs who do not earn prize money from professional events: Gordon Sargent (T39), Ben Carr (62nd), Aldrich Potgieter (64th), Maxwell Moldovan (65th).
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