2026 Bank of Utah Championship prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player at Black Desert
It was a good week for a first-time PGA Tour winner, and Austin Smotherman got the job done in the desert.
The 32-year-old earned his first PGA Tour win, claiming the title at the 2026 Bank of Utah Championship on Sunday at Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah. Smotherman led going into the final round and never relinquished his advantage. He topped Doug Ghim by two shots, finishing at 26 under.
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With the win comes job security and a seven-figure payday, too.
Here's the breakdown of how much money each PGA Tour player earned at the Bank of Utah Championship, where there was a purse of $6 million.
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2026 Bank of Utah Championship highlights from Thursday's Round 1 featured an albatross
David Lipsky plays his shot from the 16th tee during the first round of the Bank of Utah Championship 2026 at Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah.
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Bank of Utah Championship 2026 prize money payouts
Position | Player | Score | Earnings |
1 | Austin Smotherman | -26 | $1,080,000 |
2 | Doug Ghim | -24 | $654,000 |
T3 | David Ford | -23 | $354,000 |
T3 | Trace Crowe | -23 | $354,000 |
T5 | Kevin Streelman | -22 | $231,750 |
T5 | Ben James | -22 | $231,750 |
T7 | Luke Clanton | -21 | $195,000 |
T7 | Steven Fisk | -21 | $195,000 |
9 | Kihei Akina (a) | -20 | $0 |
T10 | Rico Hoey | -19 | $163,500 |
T10 | Neal Shipley | -19 | $163,500 |
T10 | Johnny Keefer | -19 | $163,500 |
T13 | Alejandro Tosti | -18 | $108,750 |
T13 | Lee Hodges | -18 | $108,750 |
T13 | Harry Hall | -18 | $108,750 |
T13 | Billy Horschel | -18 | $108,750 |
T13 | Michael Brennan | -18 | $108,750 |
T13 | Zach Bauchou | -18 | $108,750 |
T13 | Ben Kohles | -18 | $108,750 |
T13 | A.J. Ewart | -18 | $108,750 |
T21 | Zac Blair | -17 | $68,220 |
T21 | Justin Lower | -17 | $68,220 |
T21 | Séamus Power | -17 | $68,220 |
T21 | Gordon Sargent | -17 | $68,220 |
T21 | Chris Kirk | -17 | $68,220 |
T26 | Jordan Smith | -16 | $46,100 |
T26 | Takumi Kanaya | -16 | $46,100 |
T26 | Max McGreevy | -16 | $46,100 |
T26 | Max Homa | -16 | $46,100 |
T26 | David Lipsky | -16 | $46,100 |
T26 | Stephan Jaeger | -16 | $46,100 |
T32 | William Mouw | -15 | $33,600 |
T32 | Kevin Yu | -15 | $33,600 |
T32 | Patrick Fishburn | -15 | $33,600 |
T32 | Dylan Wu | -15 | $33,600 |
T32 | Danny Walker | -15 | $33,600 |
T32 | Christiaan Bezuidenhout | -15 | $33,600 |
T32 | Kevin Roy | -15 | $33,600 |
T32 | Kristoffer Ventura | -15 | $33,600 |
T40 | Chad Ramey | -14 | $26,100 |
T40 | Jackson Suber | -14 | $26,100 |
T40 | John VanDerLaan | -14 | $26,100 |
T43 | Harry Higgs | -13 | $23,100 |
T43 | Emiliano Grillo | -13 | $23,100 |
T45 | Patrick Rodgers | -12 | $17,640 |
T45 | Patton Kizzire | -12 | $17,640 |
T45 | Brice Garnett | -12 | $17,640 |
T45 | Taylor Moore | -12 | $17,640 |
T45 | Erik van Rooyen | -12 | $17,640 |
T45 | Mark Hubbard | -12 | $17,640 |
T45 | Davis Riley | -12 | $17,640 |
T45 | Sudarshan Yellamaraju | -12 | $17,640 |
T53 | Matthieu Pavon | -11 | $14,220 |
T53 | Jesper Svensson | -11 | $14,220 |
T53 | Beau Hossler | -11 | $14,220 |
T53 | Adrien Dumont de Chassart | -11 | $14,220 |
T53 | Nick Taylor | -11 | $14,220 |
T53 | Matt McCarty | -11 | $14,220 |
T59 | John Parry | -10 | $13,620 |
T59 | Adam Svensson | -10 | $13,620 |
T59 | Chandler Blanchet | -10 | $13,620 |
T62 | Nick Dunlap | -9 | $13,260 |
T62 | Joel Dahmen | -9 | $13,260 |
T62 | Davis Thompson | -9 | $13,260 |
T65 | Jackson Koivun | -8 | $12,960 |
T65 | Eric Cole | -8 | $12,960 |
67 | Zecheng Dou | -7 | $12,780 |
T68 | Brendon Todd | -5 | $12,540 |
T68 | Haotong Li | -5 | $12,540 |
T68 | Marco Penge | -5 | $12,540 |
Cameron Jourdan is an assistant editor of Golfweek, covering college and amateur golf, the PGA Tour and plenty more. Follow Cameron on X/Twitter (@Cam_Jourdan) or Instagram (@GolfweekJourdan).
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