Sentry Tournament prize money as first PGA Tour event of year offers big rewards

The primary PGA Visit occasion of 2024 starts this week with The Guard and the Visit has affirmed the complete award cash for the competition that happens in Hawaii

The complete award cash has been affirmed for the primary PGA Visit occasion of 2024 at The Guard.

The occasion, previously known as The Guard Competition of Champions, happens at the Kapalua Ranch Seminar on the island of Maui in Hawaii and starts on Thursday. The competition denotes the principal occasion of 2024, as the new PGA Visit season starts.

The Guard competition incorporates a field of 59 players, which incorporates every one of the champs of occasions during the 2023 season and doesn’t highlight a cut at the 36-opening imprint. A sum of 35 players highlight in the field having succeeded no less than one occasion on the PGA Visit a year ago.

The remainder of the field is comprised of players who highlighted in the main 50 of the FedExCup last year. Viktor Hovland won last year’s FedExCup, with his triumph at the Visit Title getting £14 million ($18 million) in prize cash.

Regarding the matter of cash, the PGA Visit has affirmed the all out handbag for the Guard Competition. Players will have access to a total of $20 million (£15.8 million), with the champion receiving $3.6 million (£2.85 million) and the honor of being champion.

The sprinter up in the occasion is set to stash $2.16 million (£1.71 million), while third spot will acquire $1.36 million (£1.08 million). The awards are all liable to being diminished on the off chance that there is a tie for each separate situation in the last competitor list.

A portion of the principal stars of the PGA Visit are set to take to the course this week in the main occasion of 2024. The field includes, among others, Scottie Scheffler, the world number one, Brian Harman, the Open champion, Tony Finau, Jordan Spieth, Matt Fitzpatrick, Collin Morikawa, Xander Schauffele, Max Homa, and Tommy Fleetwood.

Despite the fact that some of the PGA Visit’s greatest names are set to partake, one player who won’t be involved is Rory McIlroy. The World No.2 qualified for the occasion, which regularly includes a field of 60 players, yet will rather be heading out to the Center East one week from now for his most memorable occasion of the time at the Dubai Invitational.

After the conclusion of the previous season, McIlroy acknowledged that it was unlikely that he would participate in the tournament this year. He has not participated in The Sentry since 2019. The four-time significant boss has been partaking in a break since his last competition, which saw him finish tied-22nd at the DP World Visit Title in November and come out on top in the Rush to Dubai all the while.

McIlroy told reporters in August, “I’d say my schedule will look pretty much the same as it did this year.” I’ll no doubt – – I’m not a tremendous Hawaii fellow, so I’ll likely not go to Hawaii.”

McIlroy isn’t the main player to not highlight at The Guard occasion this week. There will be no Jon Rahm, the dominant Experts champion, after he concurred a £450 million arrangement with LIV Golf a month ago.

Here is the full purse and prize money at The Sentry this week on the PGA Tour:

$3.6 million

$2.16 million

$1.36 million

$975,000

$815,000

$735,000

$682,500

$630,000

$590,000

$550,000

$510,000

$470,000

$430,000

$390,000

$370,000

$350,000

$330,000

$310,000

$290,000

$270,000

$252,000

$236,000

$220,000

$204,000

$188,000

$172,000

$165,000

$158,000

$151,000

$144,000

$137,000

$130,000

$123,000

$118,000

$113,000

$108,000

$103,000

$98,000

$94,000

$90,000

$86,000

$82,000

$78,000

$74,000

$70,000

$66,000

$64,000

$62,000

$60,000

$58,000

$57,000

$56,000

$55,000

$54,000

$53,000

$52,000

$51,000

$50,500

$50,000