2020 FedEx Cup prize money

Total bonus purse: $60 million

Winner’s share: $15 million

Then it breaks down as follows…

2nd: $5m
3rd: $4m
4th: $3m
5th: $2.5m
6th: $1.9m
7th: $1.3m
8th: $1.1m
9th: $950k
10th: $830k
11th: $750k
12th: $705k
13th: $660k
14th: $620k
15th: $595k
16th: $570k
17th: $550k
18th: $535k
19th: $520k
20th: $505k
21st: $490k
22nd: $478k
23rd: $466k
24th: $456k
25th: $445k
26th: $435k
27th: $425k
28th: $415k
29th: $405k
30th: $395k

https://youtu.be/jzOhgwEg_ok

[풀영상] 임성재 프로의 스윙을 분석해봤습니다
•May 17, 2020  PGA Media

'PGA 챔피언' 임성재(Sungjae Im) 스윙 완전 분석! (ft. 최현 스윙 코치) 
민학수의 All That Golf  * Mar 9, 2020

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Is Korean men's golf finally and slowly taking over the PGA?

Or have I said too early? I love 임성재.

It looks like he can get it done, whatever it may be.

I believe it because he does have a solid "typical Korean" swing.

His swing is not the American one that is not reliable.

What he does in his swing is what they teach in Korea.

It's an error-proof good swing that we all have to learn.

We will find out today what Im Sung Jae is made of

in contrast to the coolest, number 1 player of the world, Dustin Johnson.

The best Korean males can produce vs the best American Caucasian males can 

produce as of today.

We know this match will be only the beginning for Im's golfing career, though.

We all have such high hope for him.

Dustin Johnson shot 64 today with total score -19, and

Sung Jae Im 72 with total -10.

TV commentators including Paul Azinger said Sung Jae someday could become

world's number one like DJ now who is 14 years older.

Sung Jae is the youngest among the players, and I believe he handled himself 

very well under pressure. We should be proud of him.

Who knows he may shoot another 64 tomorrow as he did yesterday.

DJ gave him a good lesson today, I hope.

Sungjae, at the age of 22 must have lot of pressure playing with World No. 1 player
as last group. He started slowly (3 bogeys and 1 birdie in front nine), but he had settled
down somwhat in back nine. He ended up 6th place, 9 strokes behind the leader, Dustin Johnson.

I am glad he did not totally collapse after 3 consecutive bogeys in front nine. I am
not sure he would catch the leader on the last day, but he would pick himself up to
top ten after 72nd hole tomorrow, I hope!  Good luck! Sungjae!   KJ

Sungjae Im finished the tournament with 70(-10 total), No.11,

with prize money 750K.

Kevin Na finished at 27 out of 30.

Obviously, Korean PGA players, not like their LPGA ones, have a long way

to go before they get the recognition their lady pros have been getting.