Ryan Moore and Robert Garrigus faded over the final two rounds of the PGA Championship, but still pocketed a five-figure paycheck for making the cut. With a hefty purse -- winner Keegan Bradley earned $1.445 million -- the PGA Championship can be a lucrative affair, even for those that fall out of contention after making the cut.
Garrigus and Moore had rough weekends, with the former shooting a 76 on Sunday and the latter doing the same on Saturday. The end result was a T-56 finish for Moore and a T-62 finish for Garrigus. Moore pocketed $16,600 for his efforts while Garrigus took home $15,750. Just making the cut at the PGA Championship was worth $14,550 this year.
At the top of the leaderboard, Keegan Bradley defeated Jason Dufner in a three-hole playoff to take home his first major championship on Sunday. Bradley made a hard charge while Dufner faded on the back-nine, resulting in a tie after 72 holes. Bradley was superb in the playoff, earning the PGA Championship for his efforts. A rundown of the final 18 holes and the three-hole playoff can be found here.
Here's a look at the payouts for the top-10. The full list can be found here.
Keegan Bradley $1,445,000
Jason Dufner $865,000
Anders Hansen $545,000
David Toms $331,000
Scott Verplank $331,000
Robert Karlsson $331,000
Adam Scott $259,000
Lee Westwood $224,500
Luke Donald $224,500
Kevin Na $188,000
D.A. Points $188,000
For a look back on the tournament, check out this StoryStream. For more on the PGA Championship, head over to SB Nation Atlanta and SB Nation's PGA Championship StoryStream.