How Much Did Jacob Bridgeman Win At The Genesis Invitational?
The American held off charges from Rory McIlroy and Kurt Kitayama to claim his maiden PGA Tour title, but how much money did he win?
Mike Hall
The Genesis Invitational returned to Riviera Country Club in 2026 after a stop at Torrey Pines due to the California wildfires.
Bridgeman had a six-shot lead heading into the final round, but by the time he had two putts to win it on the 72nd hole, the advantage had been whittled down to just one.
Even then, there was late drama as Bridgeman came up short with his first putt, the nerves clearly having an impact. However, he steadied himself to do what was necessary to claim his maiden PGA Tour title at one of its biggest events.
Jacob Bridgeman survived a late scare to win the title - and a payout of $4m
The Tiger Woods-hosted tournament is one of the PGA Tour's Signature Events, and, as a result, there was some huge money on offer.
Typically, the winner earns $3.6m at Signature Events, but not at three of the eight, the Genesis Invitational, the Arnold Palmer Invitational and the Memorial Tournament.
At those tournaments, the winner takes home 20% of the overall purse of $20m, handing Bridgeman a check for $4m.
That is over half the total he had earned in his PGA Tour career to that point, having claimed almost $7m in 65 starts ahead of the Genesis Invitational.
Rory McIlroy pushed Jacob Bridgeman all the way, but settled for T2
McIlroy and Kitayama had to settle for a tie for second, giving them a payday of $1.8m. Meanwhile, Adam Scott, who finished fourth, earns $920,000.
Although the Genesis Invitational is a limited field event regular, the 36-hole cut ensured not every player who began the week earned a pay check.
In terms of non-financial rewards, the Genesis Invitational winner is projected to claim around 70 OWGR points as well as being guaranteed an extremely helpful 700 FedEx Cup points.
Below is what each player who made the cut won at the Genesis Invitational.
How Much Each Player Won At The Genesis Invitational
Position | Player | Prize Money |
|---|---|---|
1st | Jacob Bridgeman | $4,000,000 |
T2 | Kurt Kitayama | $1,800,000 |
T2 | Rory McIlroy | $1,800,000 |
4th | Adam Scott | $920,000 |
5th | Aldrich Potgieter | $840,000 |
6th | Jake Knapp | $760,000 |
T7 | Collin Morikawa | $603,200 |
T7 | Cameron Young | $603,200 |
T7 | Tommy Fleetwood | $603,200 |
T7 | Ryan Fox | $603,200 |
T7 | Xander Schauffele | $603,200 |
T12 | Min Woo Lee | $415,000 |
T12 | Scottie Scheffler | $415,000 |
T12 | Jordan Spieth | $415,000 |
T12 | Alex Noren | $415,000 |
T16 | Sam Stevens | $319,000 |
T16 | Pierceson Coody | $319,000 |
T16 | Akshay Bhatia | $319,000 |
T16 | Marco Penge | $319,000 |
T20 | Ludvig Aberg | $259,500 |
T20 | Robert MacIntyre | $259,500 |
T22 | Harris English | $224,500 |
T22 | Sahith Theegala | $224,500 |
T24 | Shane Lowry | $178,250 |
T24 | Matt McCarty | $178,250 |
T24 | Matt Fitzpatrick | $178,250 |
T24 | Max Greyserman | $178,250 |
T28 | Rickie Fowler | $136,500 |
T28 | Ryan Gerard | $136,500 |
T28 | Nick Taylor | $136,500 |
T28 | Hideki Matsuyama | $136,500 |
T28 | Tony Finau | $136,500 |
T28 | Aaron Rai | $136,500 |
T34 | Si Woo Kim | $109,000 |
T34 | Patrick Rodgers | $109,000 |
T34 | Tom Kim | $109,000 |
T37 | Sami Valimaki | $92,250 |
T37 | Corey Conners | $92,250 |
T37 | Max Homa | $92,250 |
T37 | Patrick Cantlay | $92,250 |
T41 | Viktor Hovland | $78,000 |
T41 | Ben Griffin | $78,000 |
T41 | Wyndham Clark | $78,000 |
44th | Jhonattan Vegas | $70,000 |
T45 | Ryo Hisatsune | $64,000 |
T45 | Taylor Pendrith | $64,000 |
T47 | Andrew Novak | $57,000 |
T47 | Denny McCarthy | $57,000 |
49th | Matti Schmid | $54,000 |
T50 | Sepp Straka | $51,000 |
T50 | Brian Harman | $51,000 |
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