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2024 Sanford International final results: Prize money payout, PGA Tour Champions leaderboard, how much each golfer won

T he 2024 Sanford International final leaderboard is headed by winner Steve Stricker, who topped the PGA Tour Champions leaderboard this week with a win on the 2024 PGA Tour Champions schedule at Minnehaha Country Club in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Stricker won this event for a third year running, but it took more than 54 holes to get it done. After tying with Aussie Richard Green on 8-under 202, the players went to a multi-hole playoff which saw Stricker emerge victorious.

Ernie Els and Bernhard Langer finished in tie for third place, a shot out of the playoff.

Stricker won the $315,000 winner's share of the $2,100,000 purse.

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Stricker wins the 22nd PGA Tour Champions title of the year, getting into the winner's circle on the 50-plus tour yet again.

The money Stricker -- and every PGA Tour Champions player in the field -- earned is converted into Charles Schwab Cup points, with every dollar converted into two points during the Charles Schwab Cup playoffs.

There is no cut on PGA Tour Champions-run events, including the major championships they run.

The 2024 PGA Tour Champions schedule continues next week with the Pure Insurance Championship in Pebble Beach, California.

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Steve Stricker does something no golfer has ever accomplished with second 3-peat and dedicates the win to his late father

Steve Stricker's victory on Sunday at the Sanford International in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, was extra meaningful for him.

And not just because the Wisconsin native made history with his third straight win at the tournament, becoming the first golfer to accomplish a 3-peat on both the PGA Tour and PGA Tour Champions. In addition to the 3-peat at Sanford, Stricker won three John Deere tournaments from 2009-11 on the PGA Tour.

The win was a personal year-long quest to honor his dad, Bob Stricker, who died in January at 86 years old .

"This one was for him," Stricker said, fighting back tears in an emotional interview with NBC Sports, after winning a four-hole playoff over Richard Green.

Stricker, 57, in another interview inside the locker room explained how he "put a lot of pressure on myself this year to win one" for his dad, one of his "biggest fans."

"He showed me how to play the game, taught me everything about life," he added. "I owe him a lot, as far as the guy I am, the person I am and then obviously the guy who got me going in the game of golf."

In 2023, Stricker made winning on the PGA Tour Champions look easy. He won six times in 16 events he entered, including three majors . It felt like every time he stepped out on the course he would be raising a trophy. Before Sunday, his last trophy came in Sioux Falls last year.

Stricker's 2024 season showed that it's not so simple and the loss of his dad has been weighing heavily on him, he said. He had nine top-10 showings in 11 events before the Sanford International but had yet to win a tournament.

One of these close calls came at his home tournament in June in Madison when the win slipped away after he was beaten in a playoff by Ernie Els . The tournament ended after Stricker uncharacteristicly missed a short putt.

"I remember trying to win at American Family Championship I had a four-shot lead," Stricker said. "I had flipping tears coming down my face trying to get it done."

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On Sunday, he got it done. He entered the final round tied for third and three strokes back. But Stricker started fast with four birdies on the front nine and found himself in the lead down the stretch.

His dad was on his mind.

"Right at the start of the day, you know, that I was thinking about him and just wanting to get it done in the worst way and kind of honor him with a win," Stricker said in a video posted on the PGA Tour Champions social media account. "I was thinking about it right away."

But Stricker thought he "threw it away again" after not closing the deal in regulation. A bogey on the 18th hole and a birdie by Green sent the tournament into a playoff.

Stricker then hit some brilliant shots during the playoff and sealed the victory with an impressive approach shot on the fourth playoff hole that hit the pin to set up a short birdie putt for the victory.

"So happy to just get it done," Stricker said. "So happy to just kind of think about (my dad) through this whole process."

Stricker called Minnehaha Country Club "a special place."

The 3-peat began with his win in 2022 when he also won a playoff. He then had a blistering -16 in 2023 to win by one shot. Stricker also won the tournament in 2018. Stricker noted that the tournament is extra special since Madison native and two-time U.S. Open champion Andy North is the host. Stricker and North are good friends.

"It feels like a home course advantage," Stricker said of Minnehaha. "I love this place."

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Steve Stricker PGA Tour Champions wins

Stricker's win is his 18th on the PGA Tour Champions, the 50-year-old-and-over tour.

He won three tournaments in his first year in 2018, including his first Sanford International, two in 2019, both of which were major championships, two in 2021, four in 2022 and six in 2023.

Overall, Stricker, who was the captain of the Ryder Cup in 2021 at Whistling Straits , has 30 combined wins on the PGA Tour and PGA Tour Champions.

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Sanford International: What to expect at this year’s golf tournament

By Mick Garry Steve Stricker is the returning champion at the Sanford International and is the only player in this PGA Tour Champions tournament to win it twice.

The 16-time winner on the Champions Tour – who won 12 times on the regular tour – returns as an obvious favorite based on his performances at Minnehaha Country Club , where the best 50-and-over golfers in the world will be competing for a total of $2 million.

His legacy of success travels far beyond the Sanford International, especially the last two seasons. The 56-year-old Wisconsin resident has won an amazing five PGA Tour Champions tournaments during the 2023 season, including three of the tour’s majors.

Since 2000, only Bernhard Langer (seven wins in 2017) and Larry Nelson (six wins in 2000) have won more PGA Tour Champions tournaments in a single season than Stricker, who leads the Tour’s Charles Schwab Cup standings by nearly $2 million with seven tournaments remaining.

No. 2 in Cup standings is Langer, the 66-year-old who won the 2023 U.S. Senior Open this summer for his 46th victory since turning 50. Langer, a member of the Sanford International board and two-time Masters winner, is one of nine of the top 10 in Schwab Cup standings who will be trying slow Stricker down this week at Minnehaha Country Club.

“You look at a guy’s game and if you see that he drives it in the fairway, hits greens and is a good putter – and you don’t many mental mistakes – you're probably going to do OK,” said Andy North, a two-time U.S. Open champion who is a member of the Sanford Health  board of trustees. “That’s how Langer has played for 20 years. Steve is in that same mold. He is going to win a lot more tournaments before he’s done playing. The key is to keep him excited about coming out and playing golf.”

The field will include former Sanford International champions Darren Clarke, Miguel Angel Jiménez and Rocco Mediate and multiple-major winners Ernie Els, John Daly, Lee Janzen, José María Olazábal and Retief Goosen.

“The guys really enjoy playing this golf course,” said North, a longtime TV commentator for ESPN. “You have to play a lot of different kinds of shots. It’s kind of like the golf courses that most of these guys grew up playing on tour. It's not one of these 7,800-yard courses where you blast it all over the place. You have to play shots. You have to think your way around this course, something that these guys appreciate as they get older.”

Other highlights include Friday night’s Sanford International Live! Jake Owen Concert at the Sanford Pentagon . Daly, a singer and guitar player in addition to a crowd favorite at the golf course, provides the opening entertainment.

Following Saturday’s second round, the second annual Contest of Champions BBQ presented by the South Dakota Beef Industry Council will take place on the Minnehaha Country Club driving range with live music provided by Jocko Deal.

This year’s free event features five competitors, all smoking brisket for the public to eat and then rate their favorite. The contest is free to attend for all patrons. In addition, the Sanford International will open its gates for free after 4:30 p.m. for anyone in the community who would like to participate in trying and rating the barbecue.

The tournament concludes Sunday with the winner taking home the Sanford International trophy.

General admission concert tickets to Sanford International Live! featuring Jake Owen at the Sanford Pentagon, which include grounds access to the opening round of the Sanford International, are $65. Grounds access tickets, without concert access, for Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the Sanford International are $20.

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The Sanford International Tournament at Minnehaha Country Club brings premier professional golf to the Sioux Empire every single year, and this year's tournament is officially underway.

The Champions Tour event will run through Sunday at the Country Club and has already drawn in thousands of spectators for what looks to be a beautiful weekend to take in some golf.

The big names are back, and it's a great time to get out and enjoy what the Sanford International has to offer.

As usual, the course is in tip-top shape, and the weather should be phenomenal:

Don't miss any of the action! If you're in need of a refreshment (or two), there are plenty of new food and drink options to try.

To help your trip out to the Sanford International be as smooth as the greens at Minnehaha Country Club, visit the official site before departing for the tournament to get all the details you need to know:

It's easy to keep track of the score while out taking in the action. Just see any of the helpful old-school, or new-school scoreboards:

You can find the online leaderboard here .

Before finishing up your trip to the tournament this year, don't forget to take in the action at several of the great grandstand spectator areas. There are plenty of great vantage points to score the best views of the action:

The Sanford International is a fun, thrilling, and affordable way to watch top-tier professional golf right here in our backyard in Sioux Falls!

Heading out this weekend? Score tickets and get all of the information you need to know at SanfordInternational.com !

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What to know before you go to the Sanford International golf tournament when it starts Friday

The fifth edition of the Sanford International PGA Tour Champions event starts this week at the Minnehaha Country Club in Sioux Falls, and all four previous champions are back.

The tournament's events start Monday with a closed practice round, while the first event open to the public is Thursday as the EMC Championship Pro-Am holds the final round. The first round of The Sanford International is scheduled to tee off on Friday at 11:15 a.m., with the opening ceremony at 10:30 a.m. 

From parking, players to watch, what to eat and a weather forecast, here's what you need to know before you go: 

Players to watch

More than 70 golfers will participate at the Sanford International, highlighted by last year's winner Darren Clarke – who beat K.J. Choi and Steve Flesch in a playoff . Both Choi and Flesch will be at this year's event. 

The field will also include all of the Top 10 money list winners in the Charles Schwab Cup, including Steven Alker who has three wins to date on the tour. Alker's winnings in the cup are just under $2.5 million. 

Padraig Harrington, who has appeared in 12 events of the Charles Schwab Cup, sits in second place, amassing more than $2.1 million in winnings. Harrington has eight Top 10 finishes this year. 

Earlier: Here's what's new this year at the Sanford International

John Daly, a fan favorite, is also a part of the field for the Sanford International. He's joined by other big-name PGA golfers such as Miguel Angel Jimenez, Steve Stricker, Fred Couples, Ernie Els and Vijay Singh. Jimenez won the event in 2020, while Stricker claimed the title in 2018. Rocco Mediate will also participate in the event – he won the 2019 edition of the tournament. 

"This year's field is the best in the history of the tournament," David Trosin, assistant tournament director, said in a release. 

Tom Byrum, a native of Onida, will also play this weekend. 

See a full list of players on the Sanford International website.

Schedule of events for the Sanford International

Player's practice rounds and Par 3 Pro-Am. Closed to the public.

Player's practice rounds, Women's Day presented by EMC and Celebration of Champions (Invitation only). All events closed to the general public.

Player's pro-am. Closed to the public.

First day of event that is open to the public. Gates open at 7 a.m., and will feature the EMC Championship Pro-Am Morning group, which tees off at 7 a.m. At noon, the EMC Championship Pro-Am Afternoon group will tee off. Gates for the event close at 6 p.m. Admission is free.

Gates open at 8 a.m. to the public, with the opening ceremony scheduled at 10:30 a.m. The first round of The Sanford International is scheduled to start at 11:15 a.m., until 5 p.m. Gates for the event close at 4 p.m. 

Gates open at 8 a.m., with the second round of The Sanford International scheduled to begin at 11:15 a.m., through 6 p.m. Gates for the event will close at 5 p.m. On the driving range, there will be a Contest of Champions BBQ event and live music by Too Drunk To Fish at 6 p.m, There will be free admission to the event after 4:30 p.m. on Saturday. 

In the final round of The Sanford International, golfers will head to the tee boxes at 10:15 a.m., and play will continue until 3 p.m. Gates open for the event at 7 a.m., on Sunday morning, followed by sunrise yoga at 7:30 a.m., on the 18th Hole's fairway. On Sunday, gates will close at 4 p.m., followed by the closing ceremony and trophy presentation at 5:30 p.m. There will also be a junior clinic on the driving range at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday. 

What's new this year on the course and concessions

This year, the tournament has added new features including live music from Sam Hunt and Mitchell Tenpenny at Great Shots on Thursday night. 

The Sanford International has also added a BBQ cookout, which will take place Saturday night at 6 p.m., on the driving range. On Monday afternoon, there will be a "Shorty's Shootout," a pro-am event that re-imagines Par 4 holes as Par 3. 

Fernson will also have a Sanford International-themed beer, The Wedge, a lime flavored Kolsch. At the concession stands, The Sanford International has added a Barn Burner Brisket sandwich, consisting of brisket, coleslaw, bacon jam, a pickle spear and a choice of Dakota Butchers BBQ sauce – in partnership with the South Dakota Beef Industry Council. 

There will also be a kids zone at the tournament, similar to past years. 

What can spectators bring to the Sanford International? 

At the tournament, bags larger than a small purse, including carrying cases, backpacks, camera bags and chair bags are prohibited. Approved clear bags must be smaller than 12-by-6-by-12, or a gallon plastic freezer bag. Medically necessary items and diaper bags will be allowed. Along with those bag types, umbrellas, collapsible chairs, binoculars, seat cushions, mobile phones   are permitted. 

Prohibited items include computers or laptops, containers, video cameras, pets (except for service animals), selfie sticks, beverages, portable speakers and posters. 

If you plan on attending, be sure to bring your debit and credit cards, as the event is being billed as "cashless." 

Tournament officials are expecting attendance to be around 20,000 to 25,000 per day during play on Friday through Sunday. 

Sanford International ticketing information

A weekly grounds pass, which give access to the grounds at the Minnehaha Country Club on Thursday through Sunday, costs $50. Daily grounds passes cost $20 per day. There's also a "Good Any One Day" pass for $25 that allows access for a day from Friday through Sunday. 

The Sanford International is also offering a family package for $70 – that includes two tickets Saturday and Sunday. Youth younger than 15 years old will receive complimentary admission to the grounds with a ticketed adult. The tournament is offering free admission from Friday through Sunday for all police officers, firefighters along with active, reserve, veteran and U.S. military personnel. 

Seats for the Premier Club on Saturday and Sunday have been sold out. 

How to park at the Sanford International

There will be a shuttle transporting event-goers from the Empire Mall to the main entrance at the Minnehaha Country Club from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., throughout the event. On Saturday, the shuttle will run until 9 p.m. Shuttles will run every 10 to 15 minutes between the parking lots and the Minnehaha Country Club. 

The Sanford International has made a number of offsite parking options for the event, and all parking is within an eight- to nine-minute ride to the entrance. ADA parking and shuttles will be available at the Sherman Park Softball Complex. There will also be Uber and Lyft ridesharing zones. 

Uber and Lyft rides will drop off at Parking Lot A – Upper Sherman Park.

Sam Hunt will perform in concert 

Sam Hunt, a country musician, is scheduled to be in Sioux Falls during the Sanford International. Hunt will perform at Great Shots on Sept. 15, with special guest Mitchell Tenpenny. Doors for the concert open at 6 p.m., with music starting at 7:15 p.m.

Concert general admission is $65, while VIP tickets are $2,500, and include a special entry point, complimentary food and full bar service and access into the VIP pit. VIP parking passes are $50, while there is free parking in the multiple lots at the Sanford Sports Complex. 

What's the weather forecast for the Sanford International?

Expect warm weather at this week's tournament, with a chance of rain in the early rounds.

Highs are expected to reach 85 Thursday — the first day the general public is allowed on the grounds — with a chance of showers before 1 p.m.

There's another chance of rain Friday, with a high near 81.

On Saturday and Sunday, the NWS forecasts mostly sunny conditions with a high near 79.

Sanford International details

Site: Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Course: Minnehaha CC. Yardage: 6,729. Par: 70.

Prize money: $2 million. Winner's share: $300,000.

Television: Friday-Sunday, 9:30-11:30 p.m. (Golf Channel-tape delay).

Defending champion: Darren Clarke.

Charles Schwab Cup leader: Steven Alker.

Last week: Padraig Harrington won the Ascension Charity Classic.

Notes: Padraig Harrington has won two of his last three starts on the PGA Tour Champions. He can move atop the Charles Schwab Cup standings if he were to win this week. ... Harrington joined Steven Alker, Miguel Angel Jimenez and Jerry Kelly as three-time winners this year. They are the top four in the Schwab Cup. ... Justin Leonard made his PGA Tour Champions debut last week with a tie for 19th. Leonard is not in the field this week. ... Davis Love III is in the field a week before he is captain of the U.S. team for the Presidents Cup. ... Steve Flesch has been runner-up in the Sanford International each of the last two years, losing in a three-man playoff last year. ... Mario Tiziani, the brother-in-law of Steve Stricker, is playing on a sponsor exemption. ... David Duval has yet to finish in the top 30 on the PGA Tour Champions this year.

Sanford International stays local for years to come

Tournament brings pga to sioux falls through 2024, celebrates community impact.

The Sanford International golf tournament, a PGA Tour Champions event, is secure at Minnehaha Country Club in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, through 2024.

That wasn’t all the good news about this Sanford Health signature event, to be held Sept. 13-19, but it was a good place to start.

“It helps set this up as a community event versus just a golf tournament,” said Andy North, the two-time U.S. Open winner who has served as Sanford International host since the tournament began. “We feel like Minnehaha Country Club is a great community partner.”

It was the summer of 2017 when Sanford announced at Minnehaha Country Club that it was going to begin hosting a PGA Tour Champions event in the fall of 2018.

Impact on community

The event has since crowned three champions — Steve Stricker (2018), Rocco Mediate (2019) and Miguel Angel Jiménez (2020). It also has raised more than $500,000 for local charities while leaving an indelible impact that extends well beyond the world of sports.

“Sanford’s commitment to the region is pretty obvious with the support they give so many different organizations and sports venues all over the footprint,” North said. “But it’s also important to do something at their home base here in Sioux Falls where they support the community every way they can.”

Economic impact for this weeklong series of events, some golf-related and some not, is estimated at more than $20 million for the Sioux Falls area.

“The members of the Minnehaha Country Club are also members of the community,” said MCC board president Erik Syverson. “We’re very excited to host this event and showcase our club and give something to the community that everyone can enjoy. We were excited to host it for the last three years and we’re excited to host it for the next four.”

It was uncertain late last fall whether the tournament would be held at Minnehaha beyond its original five-year contract. Since then, the partnership has moved forward thanks to a series of productive conversations that included Sanford officials, the MCC membership, and sports marketing and golf tournament management firm Pro Links.

“I think some people see it as just three days for a tournament,” Syverson said. “How can you not do that? But it’s been two-and-a-half months out of the golf season where there is a presence on the golf course. To Pro Links’ and Sanford’s credit, they did a great job of addressing concerns.”

Sanford Health and community support

The result is a continued PGA Tour Champions presence in Sioux Falls made stronger by an emphasis on mutual goals.

“Two things never changed: No. 1 was Sanford Health’s commitment to the tournament,” said Josh Brewer, the Sanford International tournament director. “No. 2 was the community’s support of the event. We had community leaders reaching out daily asking, ‘What can we do?’ Between that support and Minnehaha’s willingness to hear us out, we were able to come to an agreement. We can’t thank their membership enough for allowing us to host this event.”

Presenting sponsor Cambria, the Minnesota-based quartz countertop and surface company, represented another partnership tournament officials are celebrating. The firm sponsors Club Cambria on the golf course and also designs the distinctive trophy awarded to the champion.

Cambria senior vice president of sports partnerships Eric Curry emphasized a parallel purpose involving community and charity. Sanford and Cambria also share a business collaboration that preceded the existence of the golf tournament.

“Our product is completely non-porous so it’s very relevant in health care,” Curry said. “It doesn’t harbor any bacteria, so it’s very well suited for surgical centers and examination rooms. Sanford was already a good partner with us on that side, so the partnership was a natural for us.”

Plus, Curry added: “We love golf, and philanthropy is very important to us. And philanthropy is not the third in line. I’d say it’s 1-A, 1-B and 1-C why we’re involved in the tournament. We’re very excited it’s been extended here for two more years.”

The players themselves represent another grateful group, North said. The continued presence in Sioux Falls is also good news for them.

“The players really like not having to go to another site,” he said. “They love this place. They love the way this course plays, and they love that it’s in great shape every year.”

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