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2024 Zozo Championship Final Payouts, Purse, Prize Money: Nico Echavarria Wins $1,530,000
The PGA Tour shifted to Japan this week for the annual Zozo Championship, and the strongest field of the fall made the trip to pursue a piece of the $8.5 million purse.
Justin Thomas (tied for second) and Rickie Fowler (fourth) turned in solid performances as they look toward hopefully bigger 2025 seasons, but the biggest story in Japan was Nico Echavarria. The Colombian won for the second time on Tour and took home the $1,530,000 first-place check.
The Zozo was a limited 78-man field with no cut, so every finisher got paid. Here's the full breakdown.
2024 Zozo Championship Final Payouts
WIN: Nico Echavarria, 20 under: $1,530,000
T2. Justin Thomas, Max Greyserman; 19 under: $748,000
4. Rickie Fowler; 17 under: $408,000
5. Kurt Kitayama, 15 under: $340,000
T6. J.J. Spaun, Yuta Sugiura, Si Woo Kim, Eric Cole, C.T. Pan; 13 under: $266,050
T11. Taylor Moore, Jhonattan Vegas; 12 under: $204,000
T13. Harry Hall, Seamus Power, Sungjae Im; 11 under: $163,880
T16. Luke List, Lee Hodges, Taisei Shimizu, Andrew Novak, Nate Lashley, Kevin Yu; 10 under: $121,210
T22. Rico Hoey, Ren Yonezawa, Ben Griffin, Yuto Katsuragawa, Sam Stevens; 9 under: $79,560
T27. Max Homa, Mac Meissner, Andrew Putnam, Min Woo Lee, Ryosuke Kinoshita, Doug Ghim; 8 under: $57,035
T33. Gary Woodland, Viktor Perez, Nick Taylor, Chandler Phillips; 7 under: $44,922.50
T37. Matt Kuchar, Carson Young, Takumi Kanaya, Patrick Fishburn; 6 over: $37,060
T41. Xander Schauffele, Joel Dahmen, Mark Hubbard, Naoyuki Hataoka, Will Zalatoris; 5 under: $29,410
T46. Kensei Hirata, Ben Silverman, Zac Blair, Chad Ramey, Hideki Matsuyama, S.H. Kim, Ryo Hisatsune, Adam Svensson; 4 under: $20,357.50
T54. Chan Kim, Collin Morikawa; 3 under: $17,595
T56. Ryo Ishikawa, Beau Hossler, Tom Hoge, Shugo Imahara, Sahith Theegala, Ben Kohles, Justin Lower; 2 under: $16,830
63. K.H. Lee, 1 over: $16,150
64. Satoshi Kodaira, Even: $15,980
T65. Charley Hoffman, Ryan Fox; 1 over: $15,725
T67. Adam Schenk, Sami Valimaki, Patrick Rodgers; 2 over: $15,300
70. Hiroshi Iwata, 3 over: $14,960
T71. Takahiro Hataji, Chris Gotterup; 4 over: $14,705
73. Davis Riley, 8 over: $14,450
74. Takashi Ogiso, 9 over: $14,280
75. Brendon Todd, 10 over: $14,110
76. David Skinns, 11 over: $13,940
77. Kaito Onishi, 16 over: $13,770
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