Neal Shipley got the opportunity to make a debut appearance at the Masters Tournament. After navigating through the tough challenges at Augusta National, Neal Shipley showed his gratitude towards the Major for building his confidence.
On Tuesday, Neal Shipley joined a press conference before the John Deere Classic, where he expressed his thoughts on his playing experiences at the Masters and the US Open.
“I guess less so being low amateur there but more so just the finishes. I mean, making the cut at Augusta when the conditions were really brutal on Thursday and Friday, I played great golf. I think that was great playing…then at Pinehurst, I really grinded to make the cut, made a few birdies coming in late to make it safely, and then played really well on the weekend. Tee 26 at US Open is a really good finish. So that, I think, where I finished and the quality golf during those events is really what’s giving me more confidence on this stage,” Shipley said (9:46-10:34).
Neal Shipley landed at T53 at the Masters Tournament and T26 at the US Open. Shipley’s next tournament is the John Deere Classic, which is taking place at the TPC Deere Run from July 4 to July 7. The purse of the event is $8 million and the winner will get a hefty share of the chunk.
How much did Neal Shipley earn from the 2024 Masters?
Neal Shipley appeared at the Masters Tournament for the first time this year. In the tournament, he landed at T53 after making it through the cut. But since Neal Shipley is an amateur golfer, he didn’t earn anything from a professional tournament.
Whereas another golfer, Adam Hadwin, who also landed at T53 earned $46,800. The winner was Scottie Scheffler, who earned around $3.6 million, and the last position holder, Tiger Woods, bagged $39,600. Here’s the entire payout list according to the respective positions:
Win: Scottie Scheffler, $3.6 million
- Ludvig Aberg, $2.16 million
T3. Collin Morikawa, $1,040,000
T3. Tommy Fleetwood, $1,040,000
T3. Max Homa, $1,040,000
T6. Cameron Smith, $695,000
T6. Bryson DeChambeau, $695,000
- Xander Schauffele, $620,000
T9. Will Zalatoris, $540,000
T9. Tyrrell Hatton, $540,000
T9. Cameron Young, $540,000
T12. Patrick Reed, $405,000
T12. Matthieu Pavon, $405,000
T12. Adam Schenk, $405,000
T12. Cameron Davis, $405,000
T16. Sepp Straka, $310,000
T16. Chris Kirk, $310,000
T16. Byeong Hun An, $310,000
T16. Nicolai Hojgaard, $310,000
T20. Taylor Moore, $250,000
T20. Lucas Glover, $250,000
T22. Keegan Bradley, $175,500
T22. Min Woo Lee, $175,500
T22. Harris English, $175,500
T22. Adam Scott, $175,500
T22. Joaquin Niemann, $175,500
T22. Rory McIlroy, $175,500
T22. Matt Fitzpatrick, $175,500
T22. Patrick Cantlay, $175,500
T30. Tom Kim, $124,200
T30. Jason Day, $124,200
T30. Si Woo Kim, $124,200
T30. J.T. Poston, $124,200
T30. Rickie Fowler, $124,200
T35. Kurt Kitayama, $103,000
T35. Camilo Villegas, $103,000
T35. Akshay Bhatia, $103,000
T38. Russell Henley, $86,000
T38. Corey Conners, $86,000
T38. Luke List, $86,000
T38. Hideki Matsuyama, $86,000
T38. Ryan Fox, $86,000
T43. Phil Mickelson, $72,000
T43. Shane Lowry, $72,000
T45. Denny McCarthy, $57,200
T45. Jose Maria Olazabal, $57,200
T45. Sahith Theegala, $57,200
T45. Brooks Koepka, $57,200
T45. Jon Rahm, $57,200
T45. Danny Willett, $57,200
- Grayson Murray, $49,200
- Eric Cole, $48,000
T53. Adam Hadwin, $46,800
T53. Neal Shipley (a), $0
T55. Jake Knapp, $44,400
T55. Erik van Rooyen, $44,400
T55. Tony Finau, $44,400
T58. Vijay Singh, $41,400
T58. Thorbjorn Olesen, $41,400
- Tiger Woods, $39,600
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Edited by Partha Sarathi Banerjee
