Here are the prize money paid to every golfer at the 2024 Procore Championship | Golf News & Tour Information

It was a brief hiatus. Two weeks after the Tour Championship, the PGA Tour returned to action for the first of eight fall events that will help determine the status of the game for 2025.

A new sponsor joined the storied course this week as the Procore Championship took place on Silverado Resort’s North Course. Patton Kizzire earned his third PGA Tour victory and first since 2018. The victory earned him $1.08 million of the $6 million prize pool. Kizzire shot 66-65-67-70 for a combined 268 points, or 20-under par, and moved from 132nd in the FedEx standings to 70th with the victory.

David Lipsky was second, five strokes behind, and Patrick Fishburn third. They moved up to 101st and 82nd in the standings, respectively.

Six players in the field did not have to worry about their status for next year. Sahith Theegala (T-7), Wyndham Clark (MC), Max Homa (MC), Tom Hoge (T-7), Corey Conners (T-7) and Eric Cole (MC) met that criteria.

In terms of how status and priority work, these eight fall events will determine Nos. 50-125 in the rankings. Those who finish in the top 10, Nos. 51-60, will be eligible for the first two signature events next year. While Nos. 51-70 secured their eligibility for next year before this week, they are competing to break into the top 10 spots listed above.

At the end of the fall, those ranked 126-150 will earn conditional status on the PGA Tour for 2025. Anyone in this category can apply to regain full status through the PGA Tour Q-School.

Here’s a summary of the earnings for every player who qualified for the tournament.

WIN: Patton Kizzire, -20/268, $1.08 million

2: David Lipsky, -15/273, $654,000

3: Patrick Fishburn, -14/274, $414,000

T-4: Ben Silverman, -13/275, $294,000

T-4: Mackenzie Hughes, -13/275, $246,000

T-4: Greyson Sigg, -13/275, $217,500

T-7: Tom Hoge, -12/276, $170,000

T-7: Austin Smotherman, -12/276, $170,000

T-7: Justin Lower, -12/276, $170,000

T-7: Sahith Theegala, -12/276, $170,000

T-7: Corey Conners, -12/276, $170,000

T-7: Keith Mitchell, -12/276, $170,000

T-13: Wesley Bryan, -9/279, $86,515

T-13:Rafael Campos, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:Adam Svensson, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:Neal Shipley, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:Chandler Phillips, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:Lucas Glover, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:Zac Blair, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:Kevin Tway, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:John Keefer, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:Matt Kuchar, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:Brandon Wu, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:Joe Highsmith, -9/279, $86 515

T-13:Wilson Furr, -9/279, $86 515

T-26: Charley Hoffman, -8/280, $43,800

T-26:Kevin Chappell, -8/280, $43 800

T-26:Brandt Snedeker, -8/280, $43 800

T-26:Garrick Higgo, -8/280, $43 800

T-26:JJ Spaun, -8/280, $43 800

T-26:Chan Kim, -8/280, $43 800

T-32: Jhonattan Vegas, -7/281, $34,260

T-32:Min Woo Lee, -7/281, $34 260

T-32:Webb Simpson, -7/281, $34 260

T-32:Bud Cauley, -7/281, $34 260

T-32:At Reave, -7/281, 3 dollars4260

T-37: Patrick Rodgers, -6/282, $26,100

T-37:Rico Hoey, -6/282, $26 100

T-37:Justin Suh, -6/282, $26 100

T-37:Blaine Hale, Jr., -6/282, 26,100 dollars

T-37:Sam Stevens, -6/282, $26 100

T-37:Roger Sloan, -6/282, $26 100

T-37:Sangmoon Bae, -6/282, $26 100

T-44: Brendon Todd, -5/283, $20,100

T-44:Andrew Putnam, -5/283, 20 100 dollars

T-44:David Skinns, -5/283, 20 100 dollars

T-47: Tom Whitney, -4/284, $16,780

T-47:Doug Ghim, -4/284, $16,780

T-47:Martin Laird, -4/284, $16,780

T-50: Joel Dahmen, -3/285, $14,562.86

T-50:JB Holmes, -3/285, $14,562.86

T-50:Nick Hardy, -3/285, $14,562.86

T-50:Aaron Baddeley, -3/285, $14,562.86

T-50:Tom Johnson, -3/285, $14,562.86

T-50:Chesson Hadley, -3/285, $14,562.86

T-50:Luke Clanton, -3/285, 0 (amateur)

T-50:Michael Thorbjornsen, -3/285, $14,562.86

T-58: Matti Schmid, -2/286, $13,740

T-58:Chad Ramey, -2/286, $13,740

T-58:Pierceson Coody, -2/286, $13,740

T-61: Lanto Griffin, -1/287, $13,380

T-61:Josh Teater, -1/287, $13,380

T-61:Henryk Norlander, -1/287, $13,380

T-64: Kevin Doughterty, +2/290, $13,080

T-64: Ben Kohles, +2/290, $13,080