Koepka chipped in for eagle late in Sunday’s round and jumped to the top of the leaderboard, winning the Waste Management Phoenix Open at 19 under. The four-time major champion will leave TPC Scottsdale with an eighth win on Tour and the top prize of $1,314,000. He’s vaults to sixth on the all-time Phoenix Open money list.
H.K. Lee and Xander Schauffele finished T-2 at 18 under, followed by Carlos Ortiz, Steve Stricker and Jordan Spieth all T-3 at 17 under.
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Short answer: According to the NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement, each member of the winning team will make $150,000.
It isn't just the winning team that makes money, however. The members of the losing team make half of what each member of the winning team makes – $75,000.
Suprisingly however, it appears as if the coaching staff doesn't win money from the Super Bowl. Regardless of their importance to the team, it's only the individual players who split the winnings.
Here's How Much Money Super Bowl Players Get Paid If They Win
At the end of the night, only one of the famous quarterbacks will hoist the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy above his head. But regardless of the game's outcome, players on both teams will walk off the field with a little extra money in their pockets. (Metaphorically speaking, of course. Those pants are tight!)
Nope! Certain players on both the winning and losing teams could see their Super Bowl pay-out cut in half, depending on their eligibility.
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