Vidanta World Mexico Open Payouts Announced
Total purse of $6 million includes a $1.08 million winner’s share.
The Brief
- The Vidanta World Mexico Open has a total purse of $6 million.
- The winner’s share is $1,080,000.
- Miami won the game against North Carolina with a final score of 38-35.
Andrew Novak, a PGA Tour player, was focused on the University of Miami football game against the University of North Carolina during the third round of the Vidanta World Mexico Open.
Novak mentioned the ACC referees and the potential for unexpected results, though the exact speaker of these comments is not specified in the source.
Miami won the game with a final score of 38-35.
The tournament’s total purse was announced as $6 million, with the winner’s share set at $1,080,000.
The payouts for the tournament are listed in descending order, with the second-place finisher receiving $654,000 and the 68th-place finisher receiving $12,540.
The payouts continue down to the 68th position, with the final amount listed as $12,540.
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