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Sanderson Farms Championship prize money payout: How much Kevin Yu, complete PGA Tour field win

Kevin Yu earned his first PGA Tour victory at the Sanderson Farms Championship. How much did he and the field take home?

Sanderson Farms Championship, Kevin Yu, PGA Tour
Sanderson Farms Championship, Kevin Yu, PGA Tour
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Last week marked the second 2024 FedEx Cup Fall event at the Sanderson Farms Championship in Jackson, Mississippi.

Kevin Yu took home the title to become a PGA Tour winner in his 56th start. He posted a final round 5-under 67 to get to 23-under overall. That score forced a playoff with Beau Hossler. It only took one extra hole for him to birdie and claim the victory.

Yu made an incredible approach shot on the 73rd hole to put away the win.

He took home $1.368 million and earned 500 FedEx Cup points to jump 36 spots to No. 60 in the FedEx Cup standings. Yu’s victory earned him a spot in Hawaii to start 2025 at The Sentry.

His ranking could also mean he is in the next two elevated events, the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the Genesis Invitational. However, he must stay at No. 60 or higher to earn those two starts.

Hossler’s solo second finish saw him take home $828,400.

Keith Mitchell’s heartbreaking bogey on 18 cost him a spot in the playoffs and a shot at his second career PGA Tour victory. He tied with Lucas Glover at 22-overall and won $448,400. However, that finish did help the former Georgia Bulldog in the standings as he moved up to No. 66.

Six events are left in the FedEx Cup Fall series, so things are heating up for those battling for status in 2025.

How much did the rest of the field win in Mississippi?

How much money each player won at the Sanderson Farms Championship

  1. Kevin Yu — $1,368,0002. Beau Hossler — $828,400T3. Lucas Glover — $448,400T3. Keith Mitchell — $448,400T5. Alex Smalley — $293,550T5. Bud Cauley — $293,5507. Daniel Berger — $256,500T8. Mackenzie Hughes — $222,300T8. Hayden Springer — $222,300T8. Michael Thorbjornsen — $222,300T11. Emiliano Grillo — $163,020T11. Patton Kizzire — $163,020T11. Seamus Power — $163,020T11. Ryan Fox — $163,020T11. Jacob Bridgeman — $163,020T16. Ben Kohles — $108,300T16. Brandt Snedeker — $108,300T16. Rickie Fowler — $108,300T16. Matti Schmid — $108,300T16. Vince Whaley — $108,300T16. Eric Cole — $108,300T16. Gary Woodland — $108,300T23. Jhonattan Vegas — $68,020T23. Ryan Hall —$68,020T23. Andrew Novak — $68,020T23. K.H. Lee — $68,020T23. Stephan Jaeger — $68,020T28. Justin Lower — $52,060T28. Nick Hardy — $52,060T28. Charley Hoffman — $52,060T28. Nick Dunlap — $52,060T28. Henrik Norlander — $52,060T33. Chandler Phillips — $42,370T33. Paul Barjon — $42,370T33. Doug Ghim — $42,370T33. Chan Kim — $42,370T37. Wesley Bryan — $34,580T37. David Skinns — $34,580T37. Sam Stevens — $34,580T37. Ben Griffin — $34,580T37. Mac Meissner — $34,580T42. Trey Mullinax — $26,220T42. Trace Crowe — $26,220T42. Austin Smotherman — $26,220T42. Luke List — $26,220T42. Taylor Moore — $26,220T42. Kevin Streelman — $26,220T48. Nicholas Lindheim — $19,272T48. Matt NeSmith — $19,272T48. Carson Young — $19,272T48. Patrick Fishburn — $19,272T48. Martin Laird — $19,272T48. Lee Hodges — $19,272T48. Will Gordon — $19,272T55. Nate Lashley — $17,480T55. Brandon Wu — $17,480T55. Joe Highsmith — $17,480T55. Adrien Dumont de Chassart — $17,480T55. Chesson Hadley — $17,480T55. Bill Haas — $17,480T61. Callum Tarren — $16,872T61. Roger Sloan — $16,872T63. Brice Garnett — $16,340T63. Mark Hubbard — $16,340T63. Matt McCarty — $16,340T63. Joseph Bramlett — $16,340T63. Sami Valimaki — $16,34068. Rico Hoey — $15,808

Savannah Leigh Richardson is a golf staff writer for SB Nation’s Playing Through. For more golf coverage, follow us @_PlayingThrough on all major social platforms. You can also follow her on Twitter @SportsGirlSL and Instagram @golf_girl_sl.

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