MEPHIS, TN – AUGUST 14: Will Zalatores of the United States walk along the second hole during the final round of the FedEx St. Jude Championships at TPC Southwind on August 14, 2022 in Memphis, Tennessee. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)
Breakdown of FedEx St. Championship Payments. Jude for the 2022 tournament to see what prize money each player will win in their first playoff event.
Previously a WGC event before it was a regular season staple, the FedEx St. Jude in the 2022 PGA Tour season to the first event at the FedExCup Playoffs, which kicked off this week from TPC Southwind in Memphis. It was a tight tournament full of drama.
Entering on Sunday, JJ Spaun had a one-stroke lead over Sepp Straka, but heavy hitters Will Zalatoris and Cameron Smith loomed a few shots behind them…or at least they were, but Smith took a penalty kick on Saturday for landing in the penalty area. .
However, it set the stage for a fabulous Sunday finish in Memphis. But when we look at the massive $15 million purse, we also have to look at the FedEx St. A whopping 2.7 million dollars.
FedEx St. Championship Payout Jude by player, final position
- $2.7 million
- 1.635 million dollars
- $1.035 million
- $735,000
- $615,000
- $543,750
- $506,250
- $468.750
- $438.750
- $408,750
- $378.750
- $348.750
- $318,750
- $288,750
- $273,750
- $258,750
- $243,750
- $228,750
- $213,750
- $198,750
- $183,750
- $168.750
- $156,750
- $144,750
- $132,750
- $120,750
- $116,250
- $111.750
- $107,250
- $102.750
- $98,250
- $93,750
- $89,250
- $85,500
- $81,750
- 78000 dollars
- $74,250
- $71,250
- $68,250
- $65,250
- $62,250
- $59,250
- $56,250
- 53,250 dollars
- $50,250
- $47,250
- $44,250
- $41,850
- $39,750
- $38,550
- $37,650
- $36,750
- $36,150
- $35,550
- $35,250
- $34,950
- $34,650
- $34,350
- $34,050
- $33,750
- $33,450
- $33,150
- $32,850
- $32.550
- $32,250
As a watershed event, it comes as no surprise that the FedEx St. Jude is so big and makes more sense given all the controversy and competition created by LIV Golf and the defectors that went there.
But who cares about the Saudi-backed league in a moment like this? We had a great tournament in Memphis where the guys were trying to make big moves and they would have all their prize money sent back once Sunday at TPC Southwind ended.
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