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YTD Player Earnings Player Earnings - YTD Through Event 17 - the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide 2019-2020 Season Times Selected Group Earnings Aaron Baddeley 1 14 $ 103,552 Aaron Wise 1 12 $ 73,429 Abraham Ancer 13 7 $ 2,057,348 Adam Hadwin 1 8 $ 502,450 Adam Long 2 10 $ 500,470 Adam Schenk 2 13 $ 307,928 Alex Noren 1 Write-in $ 309,382 Andrew Landry 1 14 $ 1,326,294 Andrew Putnam 2 7 $ 191,465 Austin Cook 2 15 $ 95,631 Beau Hossler 12 17 $ 343,259 Ben Taylor 1 17 $ 17,025 Billy Horschel 13 13 $ 865,644 Bo Hoag 3 17 $ 213,638 Branden Grace 1 11 $ 331,726 Brendan Steele 3 15 $ 1,441,749 Brendon Todd 8 12 $ 594,861 Brian Gay 2 13 $ 94,095 Brian Harman 2 11 $ 276,999 Bronson Burgoon 1 Write-in $ 68,834 Brooks Koepka 5 1 $ 358,727 Bryson DeChambeau 1 5 $ 4,078,222 Bubba Watson 2 9 $ 1,078,027 Byeong Hun An 2 8 $ 597,591 C.T. Pan 2 9 $ 79,199 Cameron Champ 10 10 $ 597,457 Cameron Percy 5 16 $ 57,357 Cameron Smith 8 9 $ 1,328,708 Cameron Tringale 1 13 $ 203,635 Carlos Ortiz 1 12 $ 373,281 Charles Howell III 1 8 $ 218,706 Chesson Hadley 1 13 $ 250,054 Chez Reavie 1 6 $ 638,247 Chris Baker 1 17 $ 89,055 Chris Stroud 0 14 $ 107,983 Collin Morikawa 6 3 $ 2,728,831 Corey Conners 4 8 $ 540,495 D.J. Trahan 4 16 $ 67,112 Daniel Berger 3 Write-in $ 2,565,567 Danny Lee 3 11 $ 416,247 David Hearn 1 16 $ 29,815 Denny McCarthy 2 13 $ 128,008 Doug Ghim 1 Write-in $ 31,607 Dustin Johnson 5 2 $ 1,966,600 Dylan Frittelli 5 11 $ 496,736 Emiliano Grillo 2 11 $ 270,227 Player Earnings - YTD Through Event 17 - the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide 2019-2020 Season Times Selected Group Earnings Fabián Gómez 2 16 $ 80,682 Gary Woodland 4 4 $ 1,174,175 Graeme McDowell 1 11 $ 476,707 Grayson Murray 1 Write-in $ 212,991 Harold Varner III 3 11 $ 425,794 Harris English 3 Write-in $ 753,036 Henrik Stenson 4 7 $ - Hideki Matsuyama 10 5 $ 1,025,945 J.B. Holmes 1 10 $ 440,524 Jason Day 4 7 $ 1,104,337 Jhonattan Vegas 2 12 $ 363,045 Jimmy Walker 5 15 $ 243,371 Joaquin Niemann 11 9 $ 688,833 Joel Dahmen 1 10 $ 1,141,185 Jon Rahm 7 1 $ 3,685,112 Jordan Spieth 17 8 $ 680,251 Justin Rose 5 4 $ 517,152 Justin Thomas 18 2 $ 3,219,492 Keegan Bradley 1 9 $ 387,552 Keith Mitchell 1 9 $ 631,313 Kelly Kraft 1 14 $ - Kevin Chappell 1 Write-in $ 114,757 Kevin Kisner 1 6 $ 1,128,019 Kevin Na 2 6 $ 1,159,023 Kevin Tway 1 12 $ 80,613 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 1 11 $ 20,119 Kyle Stanley 1 12 $ 236,623 Kyoung-Hoon Lee 1 15 $ 407,076 Lanto Griffin 2 10 $ 896,953 Luke List 2 12 $ 444,869 Mackenzie Hughes 3 14 $ 1,555,748 Marc Leishman 1 6 $ 2,546,022 Martin Laird 1 15 $ 167,296 Matt Every 2 14 $ 56,749 Matt Jones 2 11 $ 525,632 Matt Kuchar 3 5 $ 1,162,686 Matt Wallace 2 7 $ 697,743 Matthew Fitzpatrick 1 6 $ 1,231,941 Matthew Wolff 6 3 $ 1,197,908 Maverick McNealy 6 17 $ 879,314 Max Homa 1 10 $ 1,084,433 Nate Lashley 1 10 $ 493,009 Nick Taylor 1 14 $ 1,497,170 Nick Watney 1 13 $ 88,065 Pat Perez 3 12 $ 124,158 Patrick Cantlay 3 2 $ 1,048,526 Player Earnings - YTD Through Event 17 - the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide 2019-2020 Season Times Selected Group Earnings Patrick Reed 4 5 $ 3,451,490 Patrick Rodgers 5 15 $ 811,525 Patton Kizzire 4 15 $ 264,306 Phil Mickelson 1 9 $ 631,664 Rickie Fowler 10 6 $ 792,740 Robby Shelton 5 16 $ 206,231 Robert Streb 1 16 $ 20,119 Rory McIlroy 14 1 $ 1,781,209 Russell Henley 4 14 $ 544,272 Ryan Moore 3 11 $ 334,261 Ryan Palmer 2 10 $ 1,775,740 Sam Burns 1 13 $ 574,496 Sam Ryder 3 15 $ 474,410 Sangmoon Bae 1 Write-in $ 13,700 Satoshi Kodaira 2 14 $ 14,058 Scott Harrington 2 16 $ 108,010 Scott Piercy 3 10 $ 549,186 Scott Stallings 1 14 $ 347,257 Scottie Scheffler 7 12 $ 864,054 Sebastián Muñoz 3 11 $ 387,504 Sepp Straka 1 13 $ 746,116 Sergio Garcia 1 7 $ 466,002 Si Woo Kim 3 10 $ 339,722 Sungjae Im 10 6 $ 2,504,540 Talor Gooch 2 13 $ 729,161 Tiger Woods 11 4 $ 238,977 Tommy Fleetwood 2 4 $ 608,500 Tony Finau 8 5 $ 1,603,499 Tyrrell Hatton 1 8 $ 2,713,567 Viktor Hovland 14 3 $ 1,459,548 Webb Simpson 4 4 $ 3,294,275 Xinjun Zhang 2 16 $ 393,745 Zac Blair 1 16 $ 272,882 Zach Johnson 4 14 $ 338,676 .
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