Rocket Classic: Pay 9.6 million dollars as the claim of Aldrich Potgieter for the first PGA tour star-news.press/wp

Three players were at the top of Rocket Classic (previously known as Rocket Mortgage Classic) after the organization, as it took five additional holes to determine the winner.

Chris Kirk, Max Greasmann and Errich Potter ended in 22 years. Potgieter outperformed others to demand his first victory in the PGA tour and became the youngest South Africa to accomplish the mission.

It has made a 17-feet that is incredible for birds in The Fifth Extra Hole, PAR-3 15, to defeat Greyserman. Kirk canceled himself in the second qualifying hole after he missed a short competition on the fifteenth.

South Africa, 20, had his best at the beginning of his fourth round, but he did not feel frustrated. He cost him a ghost in almost 15 in the organization, but Potgieter entered the qualifiers after making a bird in 17 to sign 3-69 and secure its place in the qualifiers.

With his first victory, the young man will receive a prize of $ 1,728,000 and 500 FEDEX Cup points. He went from 73 in the FedEX Cup ranking to 36.

GreySerman got his second best 10 -year -old season and six -year arrival in the runner -up. He launched 67 seconds on Sunday to enter the qualifiers. They share a tie for the second place and each take 854,400 dollars.

Jake Nabi and Michael Thorporensen tied fourth in 21 years. KNAPP won the title after he scored the record for the session earlier in the week, but the 68th round was not enough to accomplish the task. He and Thorbjornsen got $ 432,000 with their finishes.

How much did the rest of the Detroit players win in the Rocket Classic team? Let’s dismantle the stadium’s profits.

Rochet Classic 2025 compensation:

1. Aldrich Potgieter (-22): 1,728,000 dollars

2. Max Griezmann (-22): $ 854,000

2. Chris Kirk (-22): $ 854,000

T4. Michael Thorbjornsen, Jake Knapp (-21): $ 432,000

T6. Nico Echavarria, Jackson Suber (-20): $ 336,000

T8. Kevin Roy, Matt Fitzpatrick, Colin Maurica, Trariston Lawrence, Andrew Putnam (-19): 261,600 dollars

T13. Min Woo Lee, Hideki Matsuyama, Chandler Phillips, Ben Griffin, Harry Hall, Mark Hubbard (-18): $ 172,000

T19. Sami Valimaki, Matt Makareti, Chan Kim, Cameron champion, Doug Jim (-17): $ 117.9

T24. Harry Higgs, Nikolai Haggar (-16): $ 88,800

T26. Akshay Bhatia, Michael Kim, Matthew Ridel, Yaqoub Bridgman, Chris Guttrop, Chad Rami (-15): $ 70,080

T32. Vince Willie, Patrick Canlay (-14): $ 58,560

T34. Chris Ventura, Joe Hasemith, Philip Nolls, Hayden Springer, Lee Hodg, William Moo, Davis Thompson (-13): $ 47,932

T41. Kegan Bradley, Luke List, Thorbjän Olesen, Ryan Gerard, Peter Malnati (-12): $ 36,000

T46. Matt Wallace, Takomi Kanaya, Gary Woodland, Cameron Young, Justin Lu (-11): $ 27,091

T51. Victor Perez, Nick Hardy, Henrik Norldand, Lanto Griffin, Aaron Wise, Web Simpson, Thomas Rosenmler, Will Gordon, Courtyama (-10): 22,709 dollars

T60. Byeong Hun An, Austin Eckroat, Luke Clanton, Isaia Salinda, Ryo Hisatsune, Beau Hosler, Paul Peterson (-9): 21,024 $

T67. Davis Riley, David Skinz, Gordon Sargent, Camilo Village, Ben Silverman, Brett White (-8): 19776 dollars

T73. James Bewits, Antoine Rosner, Kaito Ounishi, Emiliano Grillo, Kevin Filo (-7): $ 18.720

T78. Quade Cummins, ERIK VAN ROOYEN, Ben Kohles, Adam Hadwin (-6): $ 1756

T82. Harrison Indicut, Zach Johnson (-5): 17,280 dollars

84. Singe Kir Kir (-4): $ 16,992

85 Mason Andersen (-3): $ 16,800

86. Christopal del Solar (-2): $ 16,608

Next week, you will host the PGA JOHN DeEERE Classic tour in Silvis, Illinois. Who will come out at the top?

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