the open championship 2014
Rory McIlroy was 1st at 17 under in the 2014 Open Championship. He won $1,665,788 and gained 600 FedEx Cup points.
Rory McIlroy was 1st at 17 under in the 2014 Open Championship. He won $1,665,788 and gained 600 FedEx Cup points.
Phil Mickelson was 1st at 3 under in the 2013 British Open. He won $1,442,826 and gained 600 FedEx Cup points.
Ernie Els was 1st at 7 under in the 2012 British Open. He won $1,452,078 and gained 600 FedEx Cup points.
Darren Clarke was 1st at 5 under in the 2011 Open Championship. He won $1,452,078.
Louis Oosthuizen was 1st at 16 under in the 2010 Open Championship. He won $1,305,593.
Gary Woodland was 1st at 13 under in the 2019 U.S. Open. He won $2,250,000 and gained 600 FedEx Cup points.
Brooks Koepka was 1st at 16 under in the 2017 U.S. Open. He won $2,160,000 and gained 600 FedEx Cup points.
Justin Rose was 1st at 1 over in the 2013 U.S. Open. He won $1,440,000 and gained 600 FedEx Cup points.
Webb Simpson was 1st at 1 over in the 2012 U.S. Open. He won $1,440,000 and gained 600 FedEx Cup points.
Rory McIlroy was 1st at 16 under in the 2011 U.S. Open. He won $1,440,000.
Graeme McDowell was 1st at even par in the 2010 U.S. Open Championship. He won $1,350,000.
Jordan Spieth was 1st at 18 under in the 2015 Masters. He won $1,800,000 and gained 600 FedEx Cup points.
Bubba Watson was 1st at 8 under in the 2014 Masters. He won $1,620,000 and gained 600 FedEx Cup points.
Charl Schwartzel was 1st at 14 under in the 2011 Masters Tournament. He won $1,440,000.
Phil Mickelson was 1st at 16 under in the 2010 Masters Tournament. He won $1,350,000.