Rocket Mortgage Open Purse 2019: How Much Will Winner Make?

Rocket Mortgage Open Purse 2019: How Much Will Winner Make?. Nate Lashley's winning highlights from Rocket Mortgage 2019

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Getty Nate Lashley looks on from the 18th tee during round three of the Rocket Mortgage Classic at the Detroit Country Club on June 29, 2019 in Detroit, Joey Garber takes off at the 2019 Rocket Mortgage Classic.

. In the third round of the 2019 Rocket Mortgage Classic, Nate Lashley was throwing darts with nine birdies on the day to shoot a 9-under 63 and hold the 54-hole In the 2019 Rocket Mortgage Classic, Nate Lashley claimed his first-career PGA TOUR victory with rounds of 63-67-63-70 to finish at 25-under-par at Detroit Golf .

Getty Nate Lashley looks on from the 18th tee during round three of the Rocket Mortgage Classic at the Detroit Country Club on June 29, 2019 in Detroit, Michigan. Nate Lashley enters the final day of the Rocket Mortgage Open at 23-under par, up six strokes on J.T. Poston. The two will tee off together Sunday at Detroit Golf Club at 2:05 p.m. EST (coverage starts on CBS at 3 p.m.). He scored a pair of 63’s on Thursday and Saturday, as well as a 67 on Friday. This puts him in position to earn a hefty paycheck of $1.314 million. According to Golf News Net, this is the standard 18 percent payout according to the PGA Tour’s prize money distribution chart. The overall purse is $7.3 million. Here’s how the top-20 pays out: 1. $1,314,000 2. $788,400 3. $496,400 4. $350,400 5. $292,000 6. $262,800 7. $244,550 8. $226,300 9. $211,700 10. $197,100 11. $182,500 12. $167,900 13. $153,300 14. $138,700 15. $131,400 16. $124,100 17. $116,800 18. $109,500 19. $102,200 20. $94,900 Nate Lashley Career Earnings The 36-year-old from Nebraska has raked in career earnings of $1,181,151 overall since turning pro in 2005, according to Yahoo Sports. For 2019, he ranks No. 140 on the money list with $541,502. He ranks No. 335 in the world rankings, making this breakthrough in Detroit quite the suprise. Lashley is a long ways away from his Korn Ferry Tour appearance in 2006. According to USA Today, he missed 12 of 14 cuts before splitting time between golf and real estate. His lack of success partially stemmed from personal tragedy. He eventually qualified for the PGA Latino America Tour in 2015 and earned his PGA Tour card in 2018. After a knee injury sidelined him for his rookie season, he bounced back to make 11 of 15 cuts in 2019, including an eighth-place finish at the Puerto Rico Open in February (his only top-10 finish on the PGA Tour). He made the Rocket Mortage Open as a third alternate. As Brendan Quinn of The Athletic points out, he is now in excellent position to qualify for the British Open later this month.