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PGA TOUR Statistics Player Earnings - YTD Through Event 1 - A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier 2019-2020 YTD Times Selected Group Earnings Aaron Wise 20 11 $ - Abraham Ancer 6 6 $ - Adam Hadwin 12 9 $ - Adam Long 1 10 $ 129,375 Adam Schenk 4 13 $ - Adam Scott 3 4 $ - Alex Noren 5 Write-in $ - Andrew Landry 5 12 $ - Andrew Putnam 2 7 $ - Anirban Lahiri 4 15 $ - Austin Cook 13 14 $ 129,375 Beau Hossler 18 15 $ 15,825 Ben Martin 5 17 $ - Bill Haas 1 Write-in $ - Billy Horschel 18 8 $ - Bo Hoag 8 16 $ - Branden Grace 3 10 $ - Brandon Hagy 4 15 $ - Brandt Snedeker 1 6 $ - Brendan Steele 4 14 $ 31,159 Brendon Todd 1 15 $ - Brian Gay 1 13 $ - Brian Harman 9 11 $ 366,094 Bronson Burgoon 3 15 $ 92,175 Brooks Koepka 37 1 $ - Bryson DeChambeau 7 5 $ - Bubba Watson 14 9 $ 19,035 Bud Cauley 7 12 $ 129,375 Byeong Hun An 6 9 $ 19,035 C.T. Pan 3 8 $ - Cameron Champ 36 13 $ - Cameron Davis 1 Write-in $ - Cameron Percy 5 16 $ 16,425 Cameron Smith 13 9 $ 59,732 Cameron Tringale 10 14 $ 31,159 Carlos Ortiz 1 13 $ - Charles Howell III 15 8 $ - Charley Hoffman 6 11 $ - Chase Seiffert 1 16 $ - Chez Reavie 3 6 $ - Collin Morikawa 20 3 $ - Corey Conners 11 8 $ - Curtis Luck 2 16 $ - Daniel Berger 15 Write-in $ - Danny Lee 5 12 $ 31,159 Danny Willett 7 10 $ - Player Earnings - YTD Through Event 1 - A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier 2019-2020 YTD Times Selected Group Earnings David Hearn 2 Write-in $ 16,950 Denny McCarthy 12 13 $ 44,850 Doc Redman 1 3 $ 59,732 Doug Ghim 1 Write-in $ 44,850 Dustin Johnson 6 1 $ - Dylan Frittelli 6 11 $ - Emiliano Grillo 8 10 $ - Francesco Molinari 1 5 $ - Gary Woodland 12 4 $ - Graeme McDowell 2 10 $ - Grayson Murray 14 16 $ 31,159 Haotong Li 6 Write-in $ - Harold Varner III 9 11 $ 92,175 Harry Higgs 1 15 $ 92,175 Henrik Norlander 2 16 $ - Henrik Stenson 2 9 $ - Hideki Matsuyama 35 6 $ - Ian Poulter 1 7 $ - J.J. Spaun 5 14 $ 16,950 J.T. Poston 3 8 $ - Jamie Arnold 1 17 $ - Jamie Lovemark 3 Write-in $ - Jason Day 16 6 $ - Jason Dufner 6 12 $ 16,950 Jason Kokrak 8 8 $ - Jhonattan Vegas 2 11 $ - Jimmy Walker 15 13 $ - Joaquin Niemann 32 10 $ 1,350,000 Joel Dahmen 5 10 $ 31,159 Jon Rahm 11 2 $ - Jonas Blixt 1 13 $ - Jordan Spieth 46 7 $ - Jose de Jesus Rodriguez 6 17 $ - Joseph Bramlett 1 17 $ 129,375 Justin Harding 5 16 $ - Justin Rose 41 4 $ - Justin Thomas 38 2 $ - Keegan Bradley 4 9 $ 59,732 Keith Mitchell 10 9 $ - Kevin Chappell 11 Write-in $ 19,035 Kevin Dougherty 2 17 $ - Kevin Kisner 12 6 $ - Kevin Na 2 7 $ 129,375 Kevin Streelman 1 10 $ - Kevin Tway 5 10 $ - Kiradech Aphibarnrat 4 10 $ - Player Earnings - YTD Through Event 1 - A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier 2019-2020 YTD Times Selected Group Earnings Kramer Hickok 4 16 $ - Kristoffer Ventura 1 15 $ - Kyle Stanley 1 11 $ - Kyoung-Hoon Lee 1 13 $ - Lanto Griffin 1 16 $ 159,375 Louis Oosthuizen 3 6 $ - Lucas Bjerregaard 2 10 $ - Lucas Glover 5 8 $ - Luke List 7 11 $ - Mackenzie Hughes 6 12 $ - Marc Leishman 2 6 $ - Mark Hubbard 1 15 $ 189,375 Martin Laird 1 14 $ 19,035 Martin Trainer 1 13 $ - Matt Every 3 13 $ - Matt Jones 2 12 $ 189,375 Matt Kuchar 8 4 $ - Matt Wallace 4 8 $ - Matthew Fitzpatrick 6 7 $ - Matthew NeSmith 1 15 $ - Matthew Wolff 13 3 $ - Maverick McNealy 23 17 $ - Max Homa 2 9 $ - Michael Gligic 1 17 $ - Michael Kim 2 14 $ - Nate Lashley 1 10 $ 366,094 Nelson Ledesma 1 16 $ - Nick Taylor 6 14 $ 59,732 Nick Watney 3 12 $ - Ollie Schniederjans 2 Write-in $ - Pat Perez 6 14 $ - Patrick Cantlay 13 2 $ - Patrick Reed 7 5 $ - Patrick Rodgers 9 14 $ 19,035 Patton Kizzire 13 12 $ - Paul Casey 3 4 $ - Peter Malnati 2 13 $ - Rafa Cabrera Bello 8 8 $ - Rafael Campos 2 17 $ - Rickie Fowler 23 5 $ - Rob Oppenheim 2 16 $ 59,732 Robby Shelton 1 15 $ 235,625 Robert Streb 7 16 $ 15,975 Roberto Castro 1 Write-in $ 16,950 Rory McIlroy 35 1 $ - Russell Henley 14 12 $ 16,950 Player Earnings - YTD Through Event 1 - A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier 2019-2020 YTD Times Selected Group Earnings Russell Knox 3 11 $ - Ryan Armour 2 12 $ - Ryan Moore 7 10 $ - Sam Burns 1 11 $ - Sam Ryder 9 14 $ 44,850 Sangmoon Bae 1 Write-in $ - Satoshi Kodaira 1 14 $ - Scott Brown 1 14 $ 44,850 Scott Harrington 3 17 $ 59,732 Scott Piercy 7 9 $ 92,175 Scott Stallings 1 12 $ - Scottie Scheffler 35 15 $ 235,625 Sebastian Cappelen 1 17 $ 16,200 Sebastian Munoz 1 13 $ - Sepp Straka 4 12 $ - Sergio Garcia 2 9 $ - Si Woo Kim 5 9 $ - Stewart Cink 1 Write-in $ - Sunghoon Kang 3 8 $ - Sungjae Im 21 7 $ 92,175 Talor Gooch 10 12 $ - Ted Potter, Jr. 1 14 $ - Tom Hoge 1 16 $ 817,500 Tom Lewis 7 Write-in $ - Tommy Fleetwood 11 5 $ - Tony Finau 29 5 $ - Troy Merritt 4 11 $ - Tyler McCumber 3 17 $ 19,035 Tyrrell Hatton 1 9 $ - Viktor Hovland 44 3 $ 189,375 Webb Simpson 11 4 $ - Wyndham Clark 10 11 $ - Xander Schauffele 16 2 $ - Xinjun Zhang 4 15 $ - Zac Blair 2 15 $ -.
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