Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa duel in the final round in Kapalua.
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During Sunday’s final round 2025 Sentry and Kapalua, Will Zalatoris made a costly mistake of the rules. But not only for him.
On the 15th hole, Zalatoris and his playing partner Cam Davis misplayed each other’s balls for their par-5 third shots.
That meant both players not only had to re-hit their third shots, but a two-stroke penalty, which in one of the PGA Tour’s eight signature events, proved very costly.
“This is going to be expensive,” said NBC analyst Mark Rolfing.
Oh yes, it was Rolf.
By the time Zalatoris was done, he was in a tie for 28th, which comes with a salary of about $150,000. Had he returned those two shots, he would have been in a tie for 14th, which is a payday of around $300,000, costing him more than half his salary for the week.
Two shots for Davis would have knocked him out of a tie for 14th in the top ten, costing him nearly $275,000.
It just goes to show you that when millions of dollars are on the line, a simple mistake can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.
With that, below is the full payout breakdown for this week keeper. The total purse is $20 million.
How much did each player earn in 2025 Sentry
(Final payouts will be updated after the final round is over)
Earnings: $3.6 million
2: $2.16 million
3: $1.36 million
4: $975,000
5: $815,000
6: $735,000
7: $682,500
8: $630,000
9: $590,000
10: $550,000
11: $510,000
12: $470,000
13: $430,000
14: $390,000
15: $370,000
16: $350,000
17: $330,000
18: $310,000
19: $290,000
20: $270,000
21: $252,000
22: $236,000
23: $220,000
24: $204,000
25: $188,000
26: $172,000
27: $163,000
28: $155,000
29: $148,000
30: $141,000
31: $134,000
32: $127,000
33: $120,000
34: $115,000
35: $110,000
36: $105,000
37: $100,000
38: $95,000
39: $91,000
40: $87,000
41: $83,000
42: $79,000
43: $75,000
44: $71,000
45: $67,000
46: $63,000
47: $61,000
48: $59,000
49: $57,000
50: $55,000
51: $54,000
52: $53,000
53: $52,000
54: $51,000
55: $50,000
56: $49,500
57: $49,000
58: $48,500
59: $48,000
