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2014 Hero World Challenge payout Unofficial

Jordan Spieth won the Hero World Challenge. Individual payouts for this event aren't available yet.

Isleworth G&CC

$3.5MPurse
2014-12-04Start date
18Players in the field
This is an unofficial event. Its money doesn't count toward official career earnings or money lists.

2014 Hero World Challenge prize money for every player

Final positions and prize money, with what the same untied position paid the year before.

PosPlayerCountryTo parLast yearPrize money
1Jordan Spieth USA-26$1,000,000—
2Henrik Stenson Sweden-16$400,000—
T3Keegan Bradley USA-15$212,500—
T3Patrick Reed USA-15$212,500—
5Jason Day Australia-14$150,000—
T6Justin Rose England-11$145,000—
T6Rickie Fowler USA-11$145,000—
T8Billy Horschel USA-9$135,000—
T8Matt Kuchar USA-9$135,000—
T8Zach Johnson USA-9$135,000—
T11Bubba Watson USA-8$115,000—
T11Graeme McDowell Northern Ireland-8$115,000—
13Hideki Matsuyama Japan-7$108,500—
14Steve Stricker USA-5—
15Jimmy Walker USA-4$107,000—
16Chris Kirk USA-3$105,500—
T17Hunter Mahan USAE—
T17Tiger Woods USAE—

Northwestern Mutual World Challenge winner's share over time

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$0$200K$400K$600K$800K$1.0M10111213151617

2014 Hero World Challenge payout FAQ

What was the 2014 Hero World Challenge purse?

$3,500,000.

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