This week, the pga tour hosted John Derry Classic In Silvis, Illinois. The grades were low, and it came to the wire while there were many players throughout the last day.
Two players appeared after 72 hole, as Brian Campbell and Emeliano Grillo ended in 18 years. Both players shot 4 less than 67 on Sunday to get out of the rest.
Campbell came out in the foreground after he made equality In the 73rd hole to defeat Grillo and win for the second time in 2025. He also won the 2025 open Mexico in Vidantaworld, where he defeated Aldrich Potgieter in a separate match.
With this victory, Campbell will get $ 1,512,000 and jump to number 28 in the FEDEX Cup ranking.
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Grillo may be disappointed in finishing second place, but still wins 915,600 dollars this week in Illinois.
Kevin Roy gave himself an opportunity to win the title After he shot 6-65 on Sunday, it is incredible to raise seven points and demand a piece of third place.
Join David Lipsky, who made the Holding Eagle in Par-5 17 to connect Grillo and Campbell in 18 years, but a 18-year-old ghost brought him out of the qualifiers. Roy got $ 579,600.
Six players equivalent to Fifth Levzon with $ 29,7300 a week.
It was among the six Max Huma, who put himself in a dispute Throughout the week. Some lost opportunities prevented him from taking the title and ending his dryness without victory.
Regardless, HOMA should come from this tournament with great confidence in his game.
The 54 -hole leader, Davis Thompson, struggled on Sunday as it fell 72 years. In this turn, it was 2 without his tour of equality, but his ghost in 18 costs T11. Instead, T18 was with Rickie Fowler and Patrick Fishburn. They got $ 119,700.
How many players won the John Dere Classic? Let’s dismantle the stadium’s profits.
Classic John Derry compensation 2025:
1. Brian Campbell (-18): 1,512,000 dollars
2. Emiliano Grillo (-18): 915,600 dollars
T3. Kevin Roy, David Lipsky (-17): $ 579,600
T5. Carson Young, Lucas Glove, Jacob Bridgman, Matt Koshr, Courtyama, Max Huma, (-16): 297,300 dollars
T11. BEAU HOSLER, Nick Dunlap, Si Woo Kim, Denny McCarthy, Rico Hoey, Jackson Koivun (A)*, Austin Euckroat (-15): $ 174,300
T18. Ricky Fowler, Patrick Vesporne, Davis Thompson (-14): 119,700 dollars
T21. Michael Thorbjornsen, Jake Knapp, Kevin Yu, Sam Stevens, Lee Hodges, Christ Gotterup (-13): $ 84,700
T27. Garrick Highgo, Kris Ventura, Nate Lashley, Cameron Champ (-12): $ 61,320
T31. Doug Jim, Taylor Montgomery (-11): $ 53,760
T33. Brandt Snedeker, Bud Cauley, Taylor Moore, Mark Hubbard, Jeremy Paul, Vince Whaley, Zac Blair, Camilo Villegas (-10): $ 42,945 $
T41. Rikia Hoshino, Brendan Valdes, Philip Nols (-9): $ 33,180
T44. Zach Johnson, Keith Mitchell, Jesper Svinson, Hayden Springer, Adam Svinson, Triston Lawrence, Bronson Burgon, Ben Kohales, Justin Lu, Simos Power (-8): 23,839.20 dollars
T54. Patton Kizire, Christopal del Solar, Dylan Wu (-7): $ 19,740
T57. Henrik Norlaler, Quade Cummins, Joel Dahmen (-5): $ 19,236
T60. Rio Hisson, Eric Cole (-4): $ 18,816
62. Gordon Sargent (-2): $ 18,564
63. James Han (-1): $ 18,396
64. Chris Kirk (+2): $ 18,228
*Jackson Coveon is amateur, so it is not qualified to get the prize money.
Next week, there are two participants between the PGA and DP World Tour: ISCO Championship in Luisville, Kentucky, and Genesis Scottish Open at Al -Nahda Club in North Peruyck, Scotland.
Both events allow players to earn points for the race to the Dubai Cup and FedEx Cup.
The World Scottie Open, the World Scottie Scheffler, a master’s award -winning, Rorre McLeroy, and many of the world’s best golf players while preparing for the final match in the year, is the open championship in Royal Purra.
