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2018 Hero World Challenge payout Unofficial

Jon Rahm won $1,000,000 from a $3,500,000 purse. 18 players were paid, and the smallest check was $100,000.

Albany GC

$3.5MPurse
$1.0MWinner's share
$100KSmallest check
18Players paid
75%To the top 10
—Missed the cut
This is an unofficial event. Its money doesn't count toward official career earnings or money lists.

Jon Rahm finished -20 and took 29% of the purse. It was his 3rd PGA Tour win.

How the 2018 Hero World Challenge purse was split

Every paid player in finishing order. The top 10 took 75% of the money, and the dashed line marks the smallest check.

$0$200K$400K$600K$800K$1.0M1$1.0M234T5T57T8T8T811T12T12T1215161718Smallest check $100K

2018 Hero World Challenge prize money for every player

Final positions and prize money.

PosPlayerCountryTo parLast yearPrize money
1Jon Rahm Spain-20$1,000,000
2Tony Finau USA-16$400,000
3Justin Rose England-15$250,000
4Henrik Stenson Sweden-14$175,000
T5Patrick Cantlay USA-13$147,500
T5Rickie Fowler USA-13$147,500
7Dustin Johnson USA-12$140,000
T8Alex Noren Sweden-11$126,667
T8Gary Woodland USA-11$126,667
T8Xander Schauffele USA-11$126,667
11Patrick Reed USA-10$115,000
T12Bryson DeChambeau USA-8$109,000
T12Bubba Watson USA-8$109,000
T12Justin Thomas USA-8$109,000
15Keegan Bradley USA-6$107,000
16Jason Day Australia-5$106,000
17Tiger Woods USA-1$105,000
18Hideki Matsuyama JapanE$100,000

2018 Hero World Challenge payout FAQ

How much did the winner of the 2018 Hero World Challenge get?

Jon Rahm won $1,000,000 from a $3,500,000 purse.

What was the 2018 Hero World Challenge purse?

$3,500,000.

How much did last place get at the 2018 Hero World Challenge?

The smallest check was $100,000, to Hideki Matsuyama (18).

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