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2026 Cognizant Classic payouts: Here’s how much each player earned

March 2, 2026 3 Min Read
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The Cognizant Classic is once again at a crossroads in the new PGA Tour schedule.

The front of the calendar’s final week in February will not only feature a flurry of signature events, but will also host two of the tour’s most popular events: the WM Phoenix Open and the Farmers Insurance Open.

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On the flip side, another signature event will follow at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and the PGA Tour’s flagship event, The Players Championship.

There may not be a $20 million purse like these mega-events, but it’s enough to change the lives of whoever wins.

While many stars choose to take a week off, Shane Lowry took the opportunity to perform at an event while sleeping at home. He was seeking his first individual victory on the PGA Tour in seven years in the event he loves so dearly.

Lowry has also dominated PGA National the past five seasons, despite not winning. However, Cognizant fell short once again and fell prey to the famous Bear Trap with consecutive double bogeys.

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Nico Echavarria used persistence to win his third PGA Tour title.

Below is a breakdown of how much everyone on the field made in South Florida this week. The tournament has a prize pool of $9.6 million, with the winner receiving $1.78 million.

What each player accomplished at the 2026 Cognizant Classic in Palm Beach

win: Nico Echavarria $1.78 million

2nd place: $1,046,400

3rd place: $662,400

4th place: $470,400

5th place: $393,600

6th place: $348,000

7th place: $324,000

8th place: $300,000

9th place: $280,800

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10th place: $261,600

11th place: $242,200

12th place: $223,200

13th place: $204,000

14th place: $184,800

15th place: $175,200

16th place: $165,600

17th place: $156,000

18th place: $146,400

19th place: $136,800

20th place: $127,200

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21st place: $117,600

22nd place: $108,000

T23. Jordan Smith $77,600
ryan gerard
mackenzie hughes
Kevin Roy
Zach Bauschuh
Adrian Dumont de Chassard
mark hubbard
aaron rye
bo hosler

T32. Haotong Li $54,816
david ford
Daniel Berger
Kevin Streelman
jimmy stanger

T37. Christian Bezuidenhout $45,600
Eric Cole
stephen fish

T40. Danny Walker $31,776
Max McGreevey
Hank Lebioda
Patrick Fishburne
matt wallace
Dan Brown
Austin Eckrot
Garrick Higo
ben silverman
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
lee hodges
Thorbjorn Olesen

T52. Carson Young $22,992
alex smalley
sheamus power
michael brennan

T56. Emiliano Grillo $22,176
Chan Kim
Adrian Sadia

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59. Tom Kim $21,792

T60. Adam Schenk $21,504
davis thompson

62. Billy Horschel $21,216

T63. Jackson Suber $20,832
John Parry
chandler phillips

66. Dylan Wu $20,448

67. Joe Highsmith $20,256

The post 2026 Cognizant Classic and Beyond Payouts: How much each player earned appeared first on Golf.

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