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2023 Zurich Classic Final Prize Money, Payouts, Winnings: Nick Hardy and Davis Riley Share $2,485,400
The Zurich Classic is a unique event on the PGA Tour calendar, as 80 two-man teams competed for a total purse of $8.6 million, with the winners earning $1,242,700 each.
The pros played two rounds of better-ball and two rounds of foursome (alternate shot), and the duo of Nick Hardy and Davis Riley teamed up best, shooting 30 under to claim their first PGA Tour wins.
Here's the full prize money breakdown for the 2023 Zurich Classic.
2023 Zurich Classic Final Payouts, Winnings (Divide By Two For Individual Payout)
WIN: Davis Riley/Nick Hardy; 30 under: $2,485,400 ($1,242,700 each)
2. Adam Hadwin/Nick Taylor; 28 under: $1,014,800
3. Wyndham Clark/Beau Hossler, 27 under: $664,350
T4. Xander Schauffele/Patrick Cantlay, Matthew NeSmith/Taylor Moore; 26 under: $522,450
6. Keith Mitchell/Sungjae Im, 25 under: $417,100
T7. Si Woo Kim/Tom Kim, Sean O'Hair/Brandon Matthews; 23 under: $326,800
T9. Martin Trainer/Chad Ramey, Vincent Norrman/Matthias Schwab; 22 under: $253,700
T11. Denny McCarthy/Joel Dahmen, Billy Horschel/Sam Burns; 21 under: $187,265
T13. David Lipsky/Aaron Rai, Thomas Detry/Victor Perez, Michael Gligic/Taylor Pendrith, Byeong Hun An/S.H. Kim, Troy Merritt/Robert Streb, Harris English/Tom Hoge; 20 under: $115,525.33
T19. Charley Hoffman/Nick Watney, S.Y Noh/Michael Kim, Taylor Montgomery/Kurt Kitayama, Matt Fitzpatrick/Alex Fitzpatrick; 19 under: $72,240
T23. Henrik Norlander/Luke List, Luke Donald/Edoardo Molinari, Justin Suh/Sahith Theegala; 18 under: $49,192
T26. Doc Redman/Sam Ryder, Joseph Bramlett/Dylan Wu, Matti Schmid/Dylan Frittelli, Patton Kizzire/Brendon Todd, Hayden Buckley/J.J. Spaun, MJ Daffue/Erik van Rooyen; 17 under: $39,244.67
32. Nicolai Hojgaard/Thorbjorn Olesen, 16 under: $36,636
33. Grayson Murray/Wesley Bryan, 14 under: $35,948
34. Hank Lebioda/Tyler Duncan, 13 under: $35,260
35. Fabian Gomez/Augusto Nunez, 12 under: $34,572
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