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Cameron Smith Set an Impressive PGA Tour Record En Route to a $1.5 Million Payday at the Sentry Tournament of Champions

  • Jeffery Williams
  • March 1, 2022
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Cameron Smith set an impressive PGA Tour record en route to a $1.5 million payday at the Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii, where he won his third straight tournament and finished with a 15-under par 203 total.

Cameron Smith set an impressive PGA Tour record en route to a $1.5 million payday at the Sentry Tournament of Champions, which was won by Kevin Kisner. Read more in detail here: who won pga last week.

Cameron Smith is the first PGA Tour winner of 2022, just as we all predicted.

The Australian outdueled World No. 1 Jon Rahm and won the Sentry Tournament of Champions at 34-under par on the Plantation Course at Kapalua Golf Club. Yes, 34 points behind par.

Smith’s remarkable week included the lowest 72-hole score ever on the PGA Tour, as well as a $1.5 million bonus.

The Sentry Tournament of Champions is won by Cameron Smith.

Cameron Smith made PGA Tour history this weekend.

Cameron Smith made PGA Tour history this weekend. Cameron Smith, winner of the Sentry Tournament of Champions at Kapalua Golf Club, waves after sinking his putt. | Cliff Hawkins/Getty Images

Smith came into the 2022 PGA Tour season off the back of his finest year as a professional golfer. The 28-year-old qualified for the Sentry TOC after winning the Zurich Classic last season, and he made the most of it.

Smith completed the first round of the competition alone in first position at 8-under par, with two eagles and five birdies. He followed it up with two consecutive rounds of 64, putting him at 26-under par and tying Rahm for lead going into the final round.

Smith, who was paired with the world’s number one player for the final round, hit eight birdies and didn’t make any bogeys on way to an 8-under 65. He won the tournament with a one-stroke victory against Rahm on the last hole, finishing at 34-under par.

Rahm took second place with a score of 33 under par, while Matt Jones finished third with a score of 32 under par.

Smith achieved the PGA Tour record for the lowest 72-hole score ever.

The lowest 72-hole score in PGA Tour history was 31 under par until this weekend. At the 2003 Mercedes Championship, South African Ernie Els achieved the feat, however his record was only broken by three players in one day.

With their remarkable performances, Jones (32-under) and Rahm (33-under) both beat Els’ record, but Smith now has the lowest 72-hole score in PGA Tour history following his 34-under par effort.

After the triumph, Smith stated, “Mate, that was intense.” “The entire day, Jonny (Rahm) and I played great. Matty (Jones) was in the group in front of us, and he was also lighting it up. So, yes, incredible round, definitely something I’ll never forget… We had discussed it earlier in the day. We aimed for a 35-under score. By one, we had missed it. So, in that sense, it’s frustrating, but it’s amazing to have the win.”

Beginning in 2022, you’ll be paid $1.5 million.

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Smith has won just over $17.5 million on the PGA Tour in his career prior to this week. Before this year, he had won three events on Tour, and his victory at the Sentry TOC was his fourth.

Smith will earn $1.476 million to begin the 2022 season, bringing his total career earnings to close to $20 million. But he should be most pleased of setting the PGA Tour record for the most prolific scoring week ever.

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  1. The Sentry Tournament of Champions is won by Cameron Smith.
  2. Smith achieved the PGA Tour record for the lowest 72-hole score ever.
  3. Beginning in 2022, you’ll be paid $1.5 million.
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