Joaquin Niemann won the Genesis Invitational on Sunday for his second career PGA Tour victory, beating a field that included every one of the top-10 players in the world.
Niemann’s triumph at Riviera Country Club didn’t just mark his first title since winning the 2019 Greenbrier, but it also bumped him over $12 million in career earnings on Tour. Niemann’s $2.16 million first-place prize, by far the biggest of his career, pushed him to $12,317,781 in 98 events as a pro.
He is also projected to climb to 20th in the world rankings.
“I think the main difference was probably, I mean, this weekend I was just thinking about I want to win, I want to win,” Niemann said. “I was deciding on myself and I had the confidence to say that because I was feeling great and I was hitting the ball great. I think some tournaments before I didn’t trust myself as much as I did this week. I think that it was something that I had to work on it and I think I did a great job this week and I proved myself that I can have that confidence to be up here and, yeah, to battle with the top players in the world. I proved myself a big thing.”
Full-field scores from The Genesis Invitational
Here are complete purse and FedExCup breakdowns for Niemann and the rest of the players who made the Genesis cut:
Finish | Player | FedEx | Earnings ($) |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Joaquin Niemann | 550 | 2,160,000 |
2 | Collin Morikawa | 258 | 1,068,000 |
2 | Cameron Young | 258 | 1,068,000 |
4 | Viktor Hovland | 128 | 540,000 |
4 | Adam Scott | 128 | 540,000 |
6 | Justin Thomas | 105 | 435,000 |
7 | Maverick McNealy | 92 | 390,000 |
7 | Scottie Scheffler | 92 | 390,000 |
9 | C.T. Pan | 83 | 351,000 |
10 | Max Homa | 73 | 303,000 |
10 | Rory McIlroy | 73 | 303,000 |
10 | Chez Reavie | 73 | 303,000 |
13 | Xander Schauffele | 64 | 243,000 |
13 | Cameron Tringale | 64 | 243,000 |
15 | Paul Casey | 55 | 189,000 |
15 | Matt Jones | 55 | 189,000 |
15 | Marc Leishman | 55 | 189,000 |
15 | Robert MacIntyre | 0 | 189,000 |
15 | Mito Pereira | 55 | 189,000 |
15 | Sepp Straka | 55 | 189,000 |
21 | Emiliano Grillo | 44 | 125,880 |
21 | Danny Lee | 44 | 125,880 |
21 | Taylor Moore | 44 | 125,880 |
21 | Sebastián Muñoz | 44 | 125,880 |
21 | Jon Rahm | 44 | 125,880 |
26 | Dylan Frittelli | 33 | 85,800 |
26 | Jason Kokrak | 33 | 85,800 |
26 | K.H. Lee | 33 | 85,800 |
26 | Peter Malnati | 33 | 85,800 |
26 | Sam Ryder | 33 | 85,800 |
26 | Jordan Spieth | 33 | 85,800 |
26 | Will Zalatoris | 33 | 85,800 |
33 | Patrick Cantlay | 23 | 64,000 |
33 | Tony Finau | 23 | 64,000 |
33 | Russell Henley | 23 | 64,000 |
33 | Sungjae Im | 23 | 64,000 |
33 | Russell Knox | 23 | 64,000 |
33 | Cameron Smith | 23 | 64,000 |
39 | Abraham Ancer | 15 | 45,000 |
39 | Sergio Garcia | 15 | 45,000 |
39 | Lanto Griffin | 15 | 45,000 |
39 | Lee Hodges | 15 | 45,000 |
39 | Martin Laird | 15 | 45,000 |
39 | Hideki Matsuyama | 15 | 45,000 |
39 | Carlos Ortiz | 15 | 45,000 |
39 | Pat Perez | 15 | 45,000 |
39 | Erik van Rooyen | 15 | 45,000 |
48 | Keegan Bradley | 9 | 30,429 |
48 | Cam Davis | 9 | 30,429 |
48 | Beau Hossler | 9 | 30,429 |
48 | Alex Noren | 9 | 30,429 |
48 | Andrew Putnam | 9 | 30,429 |
48 | Sahith Theegala | 9 | 30,429 |
48 | Kevin Tway | 9 | 30,429 |
55 | Rickie Fowler | 6 | 27,600 |
55 | Harry Higgs | 6 | 27,600 |
55 | Francesco Molinari | 6 | 27,600 |
55 | Matthew NeSmith | 6 | 27,600 |
55 | Jhonattan Vegas | 6 | 27,600 |
55 | Nick Watney | 6 | 27,600 |
61 | James Hahn | 5 | 26,160 |
61 | Patton Kizzire | 5 | 26,160 |
61 | Scott Piercy | 5 | 26,160 |
61 | Aaron Rai | 5 | 26,160 |
61 | Doc Redman | 5 | 26,160 |
61 | Brian Stuard | 5 | 26,160 |
67 | Cameron Champ | 4 | 24,960 |
67 | Matt Kuchar | 4 | 24,960 |
67 | Hank Lebioda | 4 | 24,960 |
67 | Aaron Wise | 4 | 24,960 |
71 | Charley Hoffman | 3 | 24,360 |
72 | Alex Smalley | 3 | 24,120 |
73 | Si Woo Kim | 3 | 23,880 |
74 | Joel Dahmen | 3 | 23,640 |
75 | Adam Long | 3 | 23,400 |