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How much each player won at the 2021 Rocket Mortgage Classic

Published

3 years ago

Jul 5, 2021

Cam Davis edged out Troy Merritt and Joaquin Niemann in Detroit for his first title on the PGA Tour, with the win earning the Australian $1,350,000. Merritt and Niemann were left disappointed in the playoff, but their runner-up finishes earn each an impressive payday of $667,500.

With a total prize purse of $7.5 million up for grabs, here’s a look at how much each player won at the 2021 Rocket Mortgage Classic.

1: Cam Davis, 270/-18, $1,350,000

P-2: Troy Merritt, 270/-18, $667,500

P-2: Joaquin Niemann, 270/-18, $667,500

T-4: Hank Lebioda, 271/-17, $337,500

T-4: Alex Noren, 271/-17, $337,500

T-6: Brandon Hagy, 272/-16, $262,500

T-6: Bubba Watson, 272/-16, $262,500

T-8: Mark Anderson, 273/-15, $211,875

T-8: Sungjae Im, 273/-15, $211,875

T-8: Kevin Kisner, 273/-15, $211,875

T-8: Seamus Power, 273/-15, $211,875

T-12: Chris Kirk, 274/-14, $166,875

T-12: Jason Kokrak, 274/-14, $166,875

T-14: Keegan Bradley, 275/-13, $121,875

T-14: Jason Day, 275/-13, $121,875

T-14: Fabián Gómez, 275/-13, $121,875

T-14: Mackenzie Hughes, 275/-13, $121,875

T-14: Pat Perez, 275/-13, $121,875

T-14: Cameron Tringale, 275/-13, $121,875

T-14: Kevin Tway, 275/-13, $121,875

T-21: Joel Dahmen, 276/-12, $81,750

T-21: Maverick McNealy, 276/-12, $81,750

T-21: Roger Sloan, 276/-12, $81,750

T-21: Curtis Thompson, 276/-12, $81,750

T-25: Max Homa, 277/-11, $56,410.72

T-25: Beau Hossler, 277/-11, $56,410.72

T-25: Patton Kizzire, 277/-11, $56,410.72

T-25: Lanto Griffin, 277/-11, $56,410.71

T-25: Tom Lewis, 277/-11, $56,410.71

T-25: Scott Stallings, 277/-11, $56,410.71

T-25: Richy Werenski, 277/-11, $56,410.71

T-32: Rickie Fowler, 278/-10, $41,875

T-32: Doug Ghim, 278/-10, $41,875

T-32: Bo Hoag, 278/-10, $41,875

T-32: Sean O’Hair, 278/-10, $41,875

T-32: Patrick Reed, 278/-10, $41,875

T-32: J.J. Spaun, 278/-10, $41,875

T-38: Henrik Norlander, 279/-9, $34,125

T-38: Brandt Snedeker, 279/-9, $34,125

T-38: Robert Streb, 279/-9, $34,125

T-41: Aaron Baddeley, 280/-8, $24,115.91

T-41: Michael Gellerman, 280/-8, $24,115.91

T-41: Michael Gligic, 280/-8, $24,115.91

T-41: Lucas Glover, 280/-8, $24,115.91

T-41: Garrick Higgo, 280/-8, $24,115.91

T-41: Russell Knox, 280/-8, $24,115.91

T-41: Nelson Ledesma, 280/-8, $24,115.91

T-41: Cameron Percy, 280/-8, $24,115.91

T-41: Patrick Rodgers, 280/-8, $24,115.91

T-41: Adam Schenk, 280/-8, $24,115.91

T-41: Kyle Stanley, 280/-8, $24,115.90

T-52: Scott Brown, 281/-7, $17,775

T-52: Tyler Duncan, 281/-7, $17,775

T-52: Chesson Hadley, 281/-7, $17,775

T-52: Matt Jones, 281/-7, $17,775

T-52: Anirban Lahiri, 281/-7, $17,775

T-52: Nick Taylor, 281/-7, $17,775

T-58: Chris Baker, 282/-6, $16,575

T-58: Jonas Blixt, 282/-6, $16,575

T-58: Kramer Hickok, 282/-6, $16,575

T-58: Si Woo Kim, 282/-6, $16,575

T-58: Matthew NeSmith, 282/-6, $16,575

T-58: Josh Teater, 282/-6, $16,575

T-58: Davis Thompson, 282/-6, $16,575

T-58: Vincent Whaley, 282/-6, $16,575

T-58: Matthew Wolff, 282/-6, $16,575

T-67: Ryan Brehm, 283/-5, $15,600

T-67: Sebastián Muñoz, 283/-5, $15,600

T-67: Camilo Villegas, 283/-5, $15,600

T-67: Danny Willett, 283/-5, $15,600

T-71: Willie Mack III, 284/-4, $15,075

T-71: Bo Van Pelt, 284/-4, $15,075

T-71: Jimmy Walker, 284/-4, $15,075

T-74: Sung Kang, 285/-3, $14,700

T-74: Phil Mickelson, 285/-3, $14,700

76: Byeong Hun An, 286/-2, $14,475

77: Will Zalatoris, 288/E, $14,325

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The Open TV ratings don’t make for pretty reading

Published

2 days ago

Jul 24, 2024

Matt Vincenzi

According to Josh Carpenter of Sports Business Journal, last week’s Open Championship suffered its lowest television rating in almost a decade.

NBC and Peacock drew 3.39M viewers on Sunday for Xander Schauffele’s two-shot win in @TheOpen, down 4% from last year and Brian Harman.

That’s the lowest number for the final round since Zach Johnson’s win in 2015, which finished on a Monday on ESPN (cable) pic.twitter.com/9r7guxnfx1

— Josh Carpenter (@JoshACarpenter) July 23, 2024

The final round was down four percent from Brian Harman’s win in 2023 at Royal Liverpool, which offered very little drama down the stretch. It was the lowest-rated final round since Zach Johnson’s win in 2015 at St. Andrews: and that was a Monday finish.

Stars such as Rory McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau, Ludvig Aberg, Viktor Hovland all missed the cut, which may have contributed to the lack of interest from casual golf fans.

This year, the Masters and The Open have decreased in ratings while the PGA Championship and U.S. Open saw an uptick. It’s fair to speculate whether the inclusion of Bryson DeChambeau deep into contention had an impact.

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‘That looks brutal’ – First photo of Tiger Woods’ leg without sleeve shows depth of injury

Published

4 days ago

Jul 23, 2024

Matt Vincenzi

It’s been a struggle of late for Tiger Woods on the golf course. The 15-time major champion has only teed it up five times in 2024, finishing 60th in The Masters and missing the cut in the other three majors. He also played in the Genesis Invitational and was forced to withdraw.

Woods has many ailments, but none as debilitating as his surgically repaired leg. Since his car accident three years ago, the 48-year-old has rarely been seen without wearing a leg sleeve. However, on Monday, a fan was able to take a photograph of Woods’ leg without the sleeve.

@blakebunkersgolf IG

??? #LOOK: A photo has emerged of Tiger Woods without his leg sleeve @TWlegion

(Via: blakebunkersgolf/IG) pic.twitter.com/ppaGLdXg8X

— NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) July 22, 2024

The photo was taken at an event Tiger’s son, Charlie, was playing in by “blakebunkersgolf” on Instagram, and one of the top responses on X towards the photo was simply “That looks brutal.”

Woods has struggled with the lack of reps on the course but hasn’t given any indication as to whether his schedule will look any different come 2025.

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John Daly says this is the best golf course in Scotland…and it’s not St. Andrews

Published

4 days ago

Jul 23, 2024

Matt Vincenzi

John Daly withdrew at last week’s Open Championship with a knee injury, but the 58-year-old was back on the links this week showcasing one of the most famous golf courses in the world for his fans.

While at Trump Turnberry, John Daly recorded a video of the 18th green.

In the video, the 1995 Open Champion shared his opinion that Turnberry is the best golf course in Scotland, even better than St. Andrews.

?????????? #BEST OF THE BEST — John Daly says Trump Turnberry beats out St Andrews for the title of best golf course in Scotland.

Do you agree?

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— NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) July 22, 2024

“Hey everybody, John Daly here. I’m at Trump Turnberry today. I went out and tried to play a little bit. This place is amazing. It is the best golf course in Scotland, I think. St. Andrews is my baby, but I think I just found my new baby. I’m at the 18th green right here, this thing is unreal.”

Turnberry hosted its first Open Championship in 1977, which was dubbed “The Duel in the Sun” when Tom Watson beat Jack Nicklaus by a single stroke. The most recent Open the course hosted was 2009, where Watson almost won again, but lost to Stewart Cink in a playoff.

The course is not slated to host any Open Championships in the foreseeable future.