Who won Charles Schwab Challenge 2024? Final leaderboard explored
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Davis Riley won the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge, earning his first solo PGA Tour title.
The Charles Schwab Challenge 2024, held from May 23 to 26, 2024, featured a purse of $9.1 million and was won by Davis Riley, his first solo PGA Tour victory, with a final-round score of 70, beating Scottie Scheffler and Keegan Bradley by five strokes.
Davis Riley, who has only won once in his PGA Tour career, is currently on a 54-hole lead in the Zurich Classic team event. Riley has one prior win, but this time he is on his own. After a disappointing PGA Championship, Scheffler started with one of his worst rounds at Colonial. However, he bounced back with a 66-63 run to earn the final-round pairing with Riley.
Charles Schwab Challenge 2024 Final Leaderboard
Davis Riley won the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge, earning his first solo PGA Tour title with a final round score of 70, finishing 14-under par. He outplayed Scottie Scheffler, who entered the final round with a 4-shot deficit but couldn’t close the gap. Riley earned $1,638,000, while Scheffler took home $991,900 as the runner-up.
Here is the leaderboard after Sunday:
- 1: Davis Riley – $1,638,000
- T2: Keegan Bradley – $809,900
- T2: Scottie Scheffler – $809,900
- 4: Collin Morikawa – $445,900
- T5: Mac Meissner – $323,619
- T5: Sepp Straka – $323,619
- T5: Pierceson Coody – $323,619
- T5: Hayden Buckley – $323,619
- T9: David Lipsky – $247,975
- T9: Sungjae Im – $247,975
- T9: Robby Shelton – $247,975
- T12: Lucas Glover – $180,635
- T12: Chandler Phillips – $180,635
- T12: Lee Hodges – $180,635
- T12: J.T. Poston – $180,635
- T12: Adam Scott – $180,635
- T17: Maverick McNealy – $120,835
- T17: Tom Hoge – $120,835
- T17: Matt Kuchar – $120,835
- T17: Christiaan Bezuidenhout – $120,835
- T17: Davis Thompson – $120,835
- T17: Alejandro Tosti – $120,835
- T17: Tony Finau – $120,835
- T24: Matthew NeSmith – $70,866
- T24: Adam Svensson – $70,866
- T24: Brian Harman – $70,866
- T24: Billy Horschel – $70,866
- T24: Denny McCarthy – $70,866
- T24: Min Woo Lee – $70,866
- T24: Tom Kim – $70,866
- T24: Kevin Tway – $70,866
- T32: Kyoung-Hoon Lee – $51,961
- T32: Aaron Rai – $51,961
- T32: Ben Silverman – $51,961
- T32: Justin Rose – $51,961
- T32: Ryan Fox – $51,961
- T37: Peter Malnati – $38,675
- T37: Joseph Bramlett – $38,675
- T37: Jordan Spieth – $38,675
- T37: Martin Laird – $38,675
- T37: Ben Martin – $38,675
- T37: C.T. Pan – $38,675
- T37: Rickie Fowler – $38,675
- T37: Keith Mitchell – $38,675
- T45: Troy Merritt – $27,100
- T45: Daniel Berger – $27,100
- T45: Zach Harris Johnson – $27,100
- T45: Patrick Rodgers – $27,100
- T45: Gary Woodland – $27,100
- T50: Kevin Streelman – $22,234
- T50: Charley Hoffman – $22,234
- T50: Victor Perez – $22,234
- T50: Webb Simpson – $22,234
- T50: Doug Ghim – $22,234
- T50: Brendon Todd – $22,234
- T56: Tyler Duncan – $20,839
- T56: Thomas Detry – $20,839
- T56: Si Woo Kim – $20,839
- T56: Cam Davis – $20,839
- T56: Joel Dahmen – $20,839
- T61: Parker Coody – $20,111
- T61: Kevin Yu – $20,111
- T61: S.H. Kim – $20,111
- 64: Emiliano Grillo – $19,747
- T65: Austin Smotherman – $19,292
- T65: Mark Hubbard – $19,292
- T65: Nick Hardy – $19,292
- T65: Kevin Kisner – $19,292
- 69: Ryan Moore – $18,837
- T70: Callum Tarren – $18,564
- T70: Vincent Norrman – $18,564
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