How much money does Davis Riley get after lifting the Charles Schwab Challenge cup?
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Davis Riley won tournament, earning a prize of $1.638 million
The 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge, an annual PGA Tour event held at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas, saw 27-year-old PGA Tour player Davis Riley win the tournament, earning a prize of $1.638 million. Riley, who entered the final round with a four-shot lead over world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, maintained his composure and extended his lead to six shots at one point on the back nine.
He carded an even-par 70 in the final round, finishing the tournament at 14-under par, five shots clear of Keegan Bradley and Scottie Scheffler who tied for second place. Riley’s victory secured his second career victory on the PGA Tour. The tournament took place from May 23-26, 2024.
Charles Schwab Challenge Winner’ share
Davis Riley won his first individual PGA Tour win at the Charles Schwab Challenge, earning a prize of $1.638 million, a restored 1975 Stingray car, and a traditional plaid winner’s jacket. This was the largest payday of his career and a significant boost to his season earnings and FedEx Cup standings.
- 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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