For its 124th edition, one of golf's most important competitions, the United States Open Championship, will return to its iconic venue, Pinehurst Resort and Country Club's Course No. 2. The greatest golfers in the world will converge on this iconic location, which is recognised as a "major" championship along with the Masters Tournament, PGA Championship, and The Open Championship, from June 13–16, 2024. The US Open in this year's lineup looks to be an exciting show. While rising talents aim to make their mark on this vast platform, former champions might compete to add another championship to their record. Four rounds of stroke play will be used to play out the drama, with the winner being the golfer with the lowest total score.
What is the purse for the 2024 U.S. Open?
Pinehurst is preparing the field for yet another challenging test, and on Sunday, the 124th US Open champion will be crowned. Along with that, there's a chance to win a Jack Nicklaus medal and a portion of the enticing prize money. The United States Golf Association (USGA) declared a $20 million total purse in 2023, making it the first major tournament to do so. The 2024 US Open purse has not yet been revealed.
Read More : US Open Schedule
U.S. Open Payout
The 2023 U.S. Open winner's share was $3.6 million.
The prize money for the 2024 edition will be revealed the week of the tournament. The 2023 prize money totals for each golfer are listed below.
| Position | Player | Score | Earnings |
| 1 | Wyndham Clark | -10 | $3,600,000 |
| 2 | Rory McIlroy | -9 | $2,160,000 |
| 3 | Scottie Scheffler | -7 | $1,413,430 |
| 4 | Cameron Smith | -6 | $990,867 |
| T5 | Tommy Fleetwood | -5 | $738,934 |
| T5 | Min Woo Lee | -5 | $738,934 |
| T5 | Rickie Fowler | -5 | $738,934 |
| T8 | Tom Kim | -4 | $562,808 |
| T8 | Harris English | -4 | $562,808 |
| T10 | Austin Eckroat | -3 | $430,018 |
| T10 | Jon Rahm | -3 | $430,018 |
| T10 | Xander Schauffele | -3 | $430,018 |
| T10 | Dustin Johnson | -3 | $430,018 |
| T14 | Russell Henley | -2 | $332,343 |
| T14 | Collin Morikawa | -2 | $332,343 |
| T14 | Patrick Cantlay | -2 | $332,343 |
| T17 | Brooks Koepka | -1 | $284,167 |
| T17 | Matt Fitzpatrick | -1 | $284,167 |
| 19 | Viktor Hovland | E | $258,662 |
| T20 | Jordan Smith | +1 | $200,152 |
| T20 | Nick Hardy | +1 | $200,152 |
| T20 | Denny McCarthy | +1 | $200,152 |
| T20 | Keith Mitchell | +1 | $200,152 |
| T20 | Shane Lowry | +1 | $200,152 |
| T20 | Bryson DeChambeau | +1 | $200,152 |
| T20 | Ryutaro Nagano | +1 | $200,152 |
| T27 | Sahith Theegala | +2 | $143,294 |
| T27 | Sergio Garcia | +2 | $143,294 |
| T27 | Justin Suh | +2 | $143,294 |
| T27 | Tyrrell Hatton | +2 | $143,294 |
| T27 | Padraig Harrington | +2 | $143,294 |
| T32 | Dylan Wu | +3 | $108,001 |
| T32 | Patrick Rodgers | +3 | $108,001 |
| T32 | Sam Burns | +3 | $108,001 |
| T32 | Joaquin Niemann | +3 | $108,001 |
| T32 | Cameron Young | +3 | $108,001 |
| T32 | Tony Finau | +3 | $108,001 |
| T32 | Hideki Matsuyama | +3 | $108,001 |
| T39 | Gordon Sargent (a) | +4 | $0 |
| T39 | Eric Cole | +4 | $85,441 |
| T39 | Si Woo Kim | +4 | $85,441 |
| T39 | David Puig | +4 | $85,441 |
| T43 | Sam Bennett | +5 | $66,525 |
| T43 | Andrew Putnam | +5 | $66,525 |
| T43 | Sam Stevens | +5 | $66,525 |
| T43 | Billy Horschel | +5 | $66,525 |
| T43 | Ryan Fox | +5 | $66,525 |
| T43 | Brian Harman | +5 | $66,525 |
| T49 | Mackenzie Hughes | +6 | $49,224 |
| T49 | Sebastian Munoz | +6 | $49,224 |
| T49 | Charley Hoffman | +6 | $49,224 |
| T49 | Kevin Streelman | +6 | $49,224 |
| T49 | Gary Woodland | +6 | $49,224 |
| T54 | Abraham Ancer | +7 | $45,271 |
| T54 | Romain Langasque | +7 | $45,271 |
| T56 | Ryan Gerard | +8 | $44,421 |
| T56 | Patrick Reed | +8 | $44,421 |
| 58 | Yuto Katsuragawa | +9 | $43,783 |
| 59 | Adam Hadwin | +11 | $43,358 |
| T60 | Jacob Solomon | +12 | $42,295 |
| T60 | Adam Svensson | +12 | $42,295 |
| 62 | Ben Carr (a) | +13 | $0 |
| 63 | Ryo Ishikawa | +14 | $42,080 |
| 64 | Aldrich Potgieter (a) | +15 | $0 |
| 65 | Maxwell Moldovan (a) | +17 | $0 |
U.S. Open Prize Money
The winner's share of the $12 million purse in the 2017 US Open was $2.16 million. The official prize money utilised in the Race to Dubai is determined by the European Tour using conversion rates in effect at the time of the competition.
Like the other majors, a golfer who wins the US Open receives several benefits that, if he isn't already among the sport's finest players, extensively safeguard his career. For the next five years, winners of the US Open receive automatic invitations to compete in the other three majors. In addition, they will receive an automatic invitation to participate in The Players Championship for five years, and they will not be required to qualify for the US Open for ten years.
Additionally, winners may be eligible for a five-year PGA Tour exemption, granted automatically to ordinary members. When a non-member of the PGA Tour wins the US Open, they can choose to sign with the tour within 60 days of the victory or before the start of any of the following five seasons.
Lastly, upon turning 50, champions of the US Open are automatically invited to three of the five senior majors: the Senior PGA Championship, the Senior British Open, and the US Senior Open. Their invites are valid for five years each.
The top four players of the US Open automatically receive invitations to the Masters the following season. In contrast, the top ten finishers are entirely exempt from having to qualify for the following year's Open.
Read More : US Open Winners
FAQ's On U.S. Open Purse
A. Wyndham Clark is the US Open defending champion.
A. 29-year-old claimed his first major title, and he bagged the prize money of $3 million.
A. Although caddies are independent contractors and can set their own terms, it is a reasonable assumption that the winning caddie will receive ten per cent of the total prize money.
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