John Deere Classic purse, payouts: Chris Gotterup erupts on Sunday to grab third win of the season
Chris Gotterup has done it again.
Gotterup erupted on Sunday in the final round at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois, to claim the John Deere Classic. He posted a 9-under 62 to jump up 11 spots on the leaderboard, and then held on at 20-under to secure his win.
It marked Gotterupβs third win of the season, which has him tied with Matt Fitzpatrick for the most wins this campaign on the PGA Tour. The win, Gotterupβs fifth of his career, also earned him a $1.584 million check.
The leaderboard was packed entering the final round. Lucas Glover and Lee Hodges held a share of the lead after Saturday night at 16-under, though nine players were within four shots of the lead β including Iowa native and former U.S. Ryder Cup captain Zach Johnson.
But it was Gotterup who took off on Sunday. He birdied five of his first seven holes of the day to get into contention immediately, and he snagged the solo lead briefly with a deep birdie at the 17th.
For the solo lead! π₯
β Golf on CBS β³ (@GolfonCBS) July 5, 2026
Chris Gotterup reaches 20 under par with a birdie on No. 17 pic.twitter.com/8PTfyDIWFR
While Ben Kohles hung around and even started the 18th tied with Gotterup in the lead, he sent his approach wide left into the water. That miss led to a double bogey at the last and gave Gotterup the win.
Gotterup won the season opener in Hawaii back in January, and then he won two starts later in a playoff at the WM Phoenix Open. Heβs missed just a single cut all season and went T10 at the PGA Championship back in May. The 26-year-old entered the week at No. 14 in the Official World Golf Rankings.
Hereβs a look at how much Gotterup and the rest of the field won this week in Illinois.
2026 John Deere Classic payouts
1. Chris Gotterup β $1.584 million
2. Max Homa β $959,200
T3. Lucas Glover, Lee Hodges, Ben Kohles β $466,400
T6. Mac Meissner, Jackson Suber, Doug Ghim β $297,000
T9. Ryo Hisatsune, Zach Johnson, Zac Blair β $239,800
T12. Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Tyler Duncan, Blades Brown β $187,000
T15. Kevin Yu, Stephan Jaeger, Matt Kuchar, Rickie Fowler, Chandler Phillips, Preston Stout (a) β $160,600
16. $151,800
17. $143,000
18. $134,200
19. $125,400
20. $116,600
T21. Harry Higgs, Ben Griffin, Zecheng Dou, David Lipsky, Troy Merritt β $107,800
22. $99,000
23. $91,960
24. $84,920
25. $77,880
T26. Keegan Bradley, Jacob Bridgeman, Davis Thompson, Pontus Nyholm, Erik van Rooyen, Emiliano Grillo, William Mouw β $70,840
27. $68,200
28. $65,560
29. $62,920
30. $60,280
31. $57,640
32. $55,000
T33. Matt Wallace, Michael Brennan, Nick Dunlap, Davis Chatfield, David Skinns, Tom Hoge β $52,360
34. $50,160
35. $47,960
36. $45,760
37. $43,560
38. $41,800
T39. Eric Cole, Lanto Griffin, Trace Crowe, Karl Villips, Pierceson Coody, Beau Hossler, Aaron Wise β $40,040
40. $38,280
41. $36,520
42. $34,760
43. $33,000
44. $31,240
45. $29,480
T46. Mackenzie Hughes, Joel Dahmen, Keita Nakajima, Mark Hubbard, Tom Kim β $27,720
47. $25,960
48. $24,552
49. $23,320
50. $22,616
T51. Adrien Dumont de Chassart, Max McGreevy, Keith Mitchell, J.T. Poston, Luke Gutschewski, Chan Kim, Andrew Putnam β $22,088
52. $21,560
53. $21,208
54. $20,856
55. $20,680
56. $20,504
57. $20,328
T58. Jordan Spieth, Austin Eckroat, Hayden Springer, Peter Malnati, Tony Finau, Austin Smotherman β $20,152
59. $19,976
60. $19,800
61. $19,624
62. $19,448
63. $19,272
64. Will Gordon β $19,096
T65. Camilo Villegas, Davis Riley β $18,920
66. $18,744
T67. Zach Bauchou, Rafael Campos, Steven Fisk, Patrick Fishburn β $18,568
68. $18,392
69. $18,216
70. $18,040
T71. Jonathan Byrd, A.J. Ewart, Sungjae Im β $17,864
72. $17,688
73. $17,512
T74. Fabian Gomez, Nicholas Lindeheim, Michael Feagles β $17,336
75. $17,160
76. $16,984
77. Ryan Voois β $16,808
78. Gordon Sargent β $16,632
79. Ryan Brehm β $16,456
*As an amateur, Preston Stout does not receive any prize money for his finish at the John Deere Classic this week.