2024 PNC Championship Final Payouts, Winnings: Bernhard and Jason Langer Win $200,000

Team Langer defeated Tiger and Charlie Woods in a playoff to win the year-ending family event.

Jeff Ritter | Dec 25, 2024

Bernhard Langer, along with his son Jason, won for the second straight year at the PNC Championship. / Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images

Yes, we're in the heart of silly season and yes, it's an exhibition event.

But the money is real.

Cash prizes continue to expand in pro golf, and even the charming PNC Championship, with it's father-son (or mother-son) pairings still offers significant prizes to the 20 teams that are participating: a purse of more than $1 million, with $200,000 for first place.

Tiger Woods and his son, Charlie, were the headliners, with Woods making his first on-course appearance since flaming out at the British Open last summer and undergoing another back surgery in September.

Charlie made the highlight of the tournament on Sunday, making his first career ace on the 4th hole and getting a big hug from Dad, but Bernhard and Jason Langer were the winners with an eagle on the second playoff hole to defeat Team Woods.

Here are the payouts for the 2024 PNC Championship.

2024 PNC Championship Final Payouts

WIN: Team Langer, playoff: $200,000

2. Team Woods, playoff runner-up: $80,000

T3. Team Duval, Team Harrington, Team Singh; 23 under: $52,083.33

6. Team Lehman, 22 under: $48,000

7. Team Stricker, 21 under: $47,000

T8. Team Korda, Team Daly, Team Cink; 20 under: $45,166.67

11. Team Annika, 19 under: $44,000

T12. Team Leonard, Team Kuchar; 18 under: $43,250

14. Team O'Meara, 15 under: $42,500

T15. Team Couples, Team Trevino; 14 under: $41,750

17. Team Immelman, 13 under: $41,000

18. Team Faldo, 11 under: $40,500

19. Team Player, 10 under: $40,250

20. Team Price, 8 under: $40,000

Published Dec 20, 2024|Modified Dec 25, 2024

JEFF RITTER

Jeff Ritter is the managing director of SI Golf. He has more than 20 years of sports media experience, and previously was the general manager at the Morning Read, where he led that business's growth and joined SI as part of an acquisition in 2022. Earlier in his career he spent more than a decade at SI and Golf Magazine, and his journalism awards include a MIN Magazine Award and an Edward R. Murrow Award for sports reporting. He received a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan and a master's from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.