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THE CJ CUP payouts and points: Rory McIlroy picks up $1.89 Million and 500 FedExCup points

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THE CJ CUP payouts and points: Rory McIlroy picks up $1.89 Million and 500 FedExCup points


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    Rory McIlroy’s interview after winning THE CJ CUP


    For the second time in his career, Rory McIlroy defended a title on the PGA TOUR.

    McIlroy recorded a one-stroke victory at THE CJ CUP at South Carolina held at Congaree Golf Club. He earned $1.89 million and 500 FedExCup points.


    RELATED: Full FedExCup standings


    Coincidentally, both of McIlroy’s successful title defenses occurred on different courses. Last year’s edition of THE CJ CUP was held at The Summit Club in Las Vegas. His other back-to-back titles spanned three years at the RBC Canadian Open because the pandemic canceled the 2020 and 2021 contests. After capturing victory at Hamilton Golf & Country Club in 2019, he prevailed at St. George’s G&CC in June of this year.

    Sunday’s win is the 23rd of McIlroy’s career on the PGA TOUR. He has at least one in 12 of the 14 seasons in which he’s been a member and in each of the last six. His last victory was in his last start at the TOUR Championship, so although it bridges seasons, this also is the fourth time that he’s won in consecutive starts on TOUR and first since he won three in a row in 2014.

    Although the likes of Jon Rahm (+900), Scottie Scheffler (+1200), Justin Thomas (+1600) and Matt Fitzpatrick (+2200) were in the field at Congaree Golf Club last week, McIlroy opened the tournament as the favorite at BetMGM. He was +700. His personal bonus is that he’ll return to the top spot in the Official World Golf Ranking for the ninth time in his career and first time since the second week of July in 2020.

    McIlroy closed bogey-bogey, but as he was circling four birdies over a five-hole stretch through the par-4 16th hole, it was increasingly apparent that the race would be for second place. Ultimately, it was snared by Kurt Kitayama, who, like McIlroy, also signed for 1-under 67.

    Kitayama’s consolations were $1.134 million and 300 FedExCup points. It’s his third runner-up finish in 27 starts as a TOUR member and third in his last 14. He had opened the week at +10000 as an outright at BetMGM.

    POSITIONPLAYERTOTALFEDEXCUPOFFICIAL PAYOUT
    1Rory McIlroy267/ -17500.000$1,890,000.00
    2Kurt Kitayama268/ -16300.000$1,134,000.00
    3K.H. Lee269/ -15190.000$714,000.00
    T4Tommy Fleetwood270/ -14122.500$462,000.00
    T4Jon Rahm270/ -14122.500$462,000.00
    6Aaron Wise272/ -12100.000$378,000.00
    T7Sam Burns273/ -1182.500$316,312.50
    T7Lee Hodges273/ -1182.500$316,312.50
    T7Billy Horschel273/ -1182.500$316,312.50
    T7Brendon Todd273/ -1182.500$316,312.50
    T11Jason Day274/ -1067.500$252,000.00
    T11Tom Kim274/ -1067.500$252,000.00
    T13Cam Davis275/ -955.200$189,756.00
    T13Matt Fitzpatrick275/ -955.200$189,756.00
    T13Tyrrell Hatton275/ -955.200$189,756.00
    T13Tom Hoge275/ -955.200$189,756.00
    T13Taylor Montgomery275/ -955.200$189,756.00
    T18Maverick McNealy276/ -847.000$144,480.00
    T18Mito Pereira276/ -847.000$144,480.00
    T18Brendan Steele276/ -847.000$144,480.00
    T21Keegan Bradley277/ -742.000$119,280.00
    T21Viktor Hovland277/ -742.000$119,280.00
    T23Corey Conners278/ -634.833$88,305.00
    T23Brian Harman278/ -634.833$88,305.00
    T23Max Homa278/ -634.833$88,305.00
    T23Shane Lowry278/ -634.833$88,305.00
    T23Taylor Moore278/ -634.833$88,305.00
    T23Cameron Young278/ -634.833$88,305.00
    T29Wyndham Clark279/ -526.500$65,730.00
    T29Matt Kuchar279/ -526.500$65,730.00
    T29Collin Morikawa279/ -526.500$65,730.00
    T29Andrew Putnam279/ -526.500$65,730.00
    T29Justin Suh279/ -526.500$65,730.00
    T34Rickie Fowler280/ -421.000$54,180.00
    T34Sungjae Im280/ -421.000$54,180.00
    T34Hideki Matsuyama280/ -421.000$54,180.00
    T37Bio Kim281/ -3n/a (non-member)$46,830.00
    T37Denny McCarthy281/ -318.000$46,830.00
    T37Alex Noren281/ -318.000$46,830.00
    T40Harris English282/ -214.000$38,430.00
    T40Keith Mitchell282/ -214.000$38,430.00
    T40Sebastián Muñoz282/ -214.000$38,430.00
    T40Justin Thomas282/ -214.000$38,430.00
    T40Danny Willett282/ -214.000$38,430.00
    T45Emiliano Grillo283/ -110.250$29,085.00
    T45Russell Henley283/ -110.250$29,085.00
    T45Ryan Palmer283/ -110.250$29,085.00
    T45Scottie Scheffler283/ -110.250$29,085.00
    T49Adam Hadwin284/ E8.500$24,010.00
    T49Sanghyun Park284/ En/a (non-member)$24,010.00
    T49Seamus Power284/ E8.500$24,010.00
    T52Si Woo Kim285/ 16.400$21,840.00
    T52Chris Kirk285/ 16.400$21,840.00
    T52Davis Riley285/ 16.400$21,840.00
    T52Webb Simpson285/ 16.400$21,840.00
    T52Alex Smalley285/ 16.400$21,840.00
    T52Jordan Spieth285/ 16.400$21,840.00
    T58Lucas Glover286/ 25.100$20,685.00
    T58Luke List286/ 25.100$20,685.00
    T58J.J. Spaun286/ 25.100$20,685.00
    T58Scott Stallings286/ 25.100$20,685.00
    T62Byeong Hun An287/ 34.500$20,055.00
    T62Sepp Straka287/ 34.500$20,055.00
    64S.H. Kim288/ 44.200$19,740.00
    T65Christiaan Bezuidenhout290/ 63.900$19,425.00
    T65John Huh290/ 63.900$19,425.00
    T67Troy Merritt291/ 73.300$18,795.00
    T67J.T. Poston291/ 73.300$18,795.00
    T67Sahith Theegala291/ 73.300$18,795.00
    T67Gary Woodland291/ 73.300$18,795.00
    71Trey Mullinax292/ 82.900$18,270.00
    T72Chanmin Jung293/ 9n/a (non-member)$17,850.00
    T72Kevin Kisner293/ 92.700$17,850.00
    T72Chez Reavie293/ 92.700$17,850.00
    75Yongjun Bae294/ 10n/a (non-member)$17,430.00
    76Sanghun Shin301/ 17n/a (non-member)$17,220.00
    T77Yeongsu Kim303/ 19n/a (non-member)$16,905.00
    T77Yoseop Seo303/ 19n/a (non-member)$16,905.00