Charles Schwab Challenge prize money payout in full

Emiliano Grillo overcame a bizarre piece of action on the 72nd hole to win his second PGA Tour title.

The Argentine’s ball found itself in a small stream to the right of the 18th hole at Colonial Country Club, where it floated for what felt like hours.

Eventually, the 30-year-old took a drop from the penalty area and went onto make a double bogey. That left him in a playoff with Adam Schenk, who looked to be too far behind before Grillo’s dramatic last hole.

Despite making it difficult for himself, however, Grillo eventually came through with a birdie on the second playoff hole.

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It might not have been his best swing of the day, but the contours around the 16th green left him with a short putt for the title, which he converted, making him the 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge champion.

Although this week wasn’t an elevated event on the PGA Tour, it was still a healthy payday for Grillo, who pocketed over $1.5million. Schenk also picked up a good chunk of cash for his week’s work, with nearly $1million in prize money.

Charles Schwab Challenge prize money payout in full

1: Emiliano Grillo – $1,566,000

2: Adam Schenk – $948,300

T3: Harry Hall – $513,300

T3: Scottie Scheffler – $513,300 

5: Paul Haley II – $356,700 

T6: Rickie Fowler – $293,625 

T6: Michael Kim – $293,625 

T6: Sam Burns – $293,625 

T9: Kevin Streelman – $237,075 

T9: Max Homa – $237,075 

T9: Mark Hubbard – $237,075 

T12: Chad Ramey – $178,350 

T12: Aaron Rai – $178,350 

T12: Harris English – $178,350 

T12: Justin Rose – $178,350 

T16: Justin Suh – $132,675 

T16: Viktor Hovland – $132,675 

T16: Austin Eckroat – $132,675 

T16: Russell Henley – $132,675 

T16: David Lipsky – $132,675 

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T21: Kramer Hickok – $82,324 

T21: Austin Smotherman – $82,324 

T21: Carson Young – $82,324 

T21: Aaron Baddeley – $82,324 

T21: Ryan Fox – $82,324 

T21: Thomas Detry – $82,324 

T21: Ben An – $82,324 

T21: Christiaan Bezuidenhout – $82,324 

T29: Kurt Kitayama – $50,104 

T29: Collin Morikawa – $50,104 

T29: Brian Harman – $50,104 

T29: Alex Noren – $50,104 

T29: Lee Hodges – $50,104 

T29: Sam Stevens – $50,104 

T29: Andrew Putnam – $50,104 

T29: Peter Malnati – $50,104 

T29: Si Woo Kim – $50,104 

T29: Sepp Straka – $50,104 

T29: Robby Shelton – $50,104 

T40: Scott Piercy – $31,755 

T40: Andrew Novak – $31,755 

T40: Billy Horschel – $31,755 

T40: Min Woo Lee – $31,755 

T40: Jimmy Walker – $31,755 

T40: Luke Donald – $31,755 

T40: Chez Reavie – $31,755 

T40: Alex Smalley – $31,755 

T48: Nick Hardy – $22,881 

T48: Patton Kizzire – $22,881 

T48: Vincent Norrman – $22,881 

T48: Matt NeSmith – $22,881 

T52: Ben Griffin – $20,837 

T52: Will Gordon – $20,837 

T52: Tom Hoge – $20,837 

T52: Maverick McNealy – $20,837 

56: Akshay Bhatia – $20,271 

T57: Luke List – $19,662 

T57: Brendon Todd – $19,662 

T57: Ben Martin – $19,662 

T57: Patrick Rodgers – $19,662 

T57: K.H. Lee – $19,662 

T57: Justin Lower – $19,662 

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T63: J.J. Spaun – $18,705 

T63: Cameron Champ – $18,705 

T63: Erik Compton – $18,705 

T63: Zecheng Dou – $18,705 

T63: Cody Gribble – $18,705 

T68: Joel Dahmen – $18,096 

T68: Stephan Jaeger – $18,096 

T70: Matthias Schwab – $17,748 

T70: Beau Hossler – $17,748 

72: Russell Knox – $17,487