{"id":21042,"date":"2026-06-15T06:28:10","date_gmt":"2026-06-15T06:28:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/golf\/21042\/"},"modified":"2026-06-15T06:28:10","modified_gmt":"2026-06-15T06:28:10","slug":"shane-lowry-canadian-open-prize-money-after-disappointing-final-round-ahead-of-us-open","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/golf\/21042\/","title":{"rendered":"Shane Lowry Canadian Open prize money after disappointing final round ahead of US Open"},"content":{"rendered":"

Shane Lowry went into the final round just four shots off the lead, but slipped down the leaderboard\"Shane<\/p>\n

Shane Lowry (Image: Minas Panagiotakis\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n

Shane Lowry’s RBC Canadian Open challenge failed to get going on Sunday as American Bud Cauley claimed his first ever PGA Tour triumph.<\/p>\n

The Offaly man<\/a> began the day just four shots off the lead, but a bogey on the opening hole was not the start he wanted. And although the 39-year-old<\/a> got birdies on the third and eighth, further bogeys on the tenth, 11th and 17th before a birdie on 18 saw him shoot a one-over 71, his highest score of the tournament, to finish on eight-under and in a tie for 29th place for the tournament.<\/p>\n

Cauley hit a five-under closing round 65, which left him 17-under for the tournament to claim victory. England’s Matt Fitzpatrick<\/a> had to settle for the runners-up spot in Toronto despite a superb six-under 64 in his final round.<\/p>\n

The Yorkshire-born golfer heads into the US Open<\/a> \u2014 a title he claimed four years ago \u2014 in fine form, despite falling two strokes short of Cauley.<\/p>\n

“It’s a good week,” Fitzpatrick said. “I would have taken it at the start of the week. I felt like there was a lot of good stuff in there and I just needed to have it come out.”<\/p>\n

Tommy Fleetwood <\/a>began Sunday’s play just two shots adrift in a share of third, but a level-par 70 in his final round left him sharing 11th place on the leaderboard.<\/p>\n

Lowry took home a cheque for \u20ac50,680 for his efforts as Cauley won over 30 times more than the Irishman, pocketing \u20ac1,519,045. Fitzpatrick earned \u20ac919,826.<\/p>\n

RBC Canadian Open prize money<\/p>\n

Winner: Bud Cauley, -17\/263, $1,764,000<\/p>\n

2: Matt Fitzpatrick, -15\/265, $1,068,200<\/p>\n

3: Viktor Hovland, -14\/266, $676,200<\/p>\n

T-4: Jimmy Stanger, -13\/267, $392,000<\/p>\n

T-4: Brice Garnett, -13\/267, $392,000<\/p>\n

T-4: Jesper Svensson, -13\/267, $392,000<\/p>\n

T-4: Jackson Suber, -13\/267, $392,000<\/p>\n

T-8: Aldrich Potgieter, -12\/268, $286,650<\/p>\n

T-8: Ryan Fox, -12\/268, $286,650<\/p>\n

T-8: Sudarshan Yellamaraju, -12\/268, $286,650<\/p>\n

T-11: Wyndham Clark, -11\/269, $218,050<\/p>\n

T-11: Matthew Anderson, -11\/269, $218,050<\/p>\n

T-11: Jacob Bridgeman, -11\/269, $218,050<\/p>\n

T-11: Tommy Fleetwood, -11\/269, $218,050<\/p>\n

T-15: Chandler Phillips, -10\/270, $159,250<\/p>\n

T-15: Tom Kim, -10\/270, $159,250<\/p>\n

T-15: Doug Ghim, -10\/270, $159,250<\/p>\n

T-15: Robert MacIntyre, -10\/270, $159,250<\/p>\n

T-15: Billy Horschel, -10\/270, $159,250<\/p>\n

T-20: Matthieu Pavon, -9\/271, $96,856.67<\/p>\n

T-20: Erik van Rooyen, -9\/271, $96,856.67<\/p>\n

T-20: Alex Fitzpatrick, -9\/271, $96,856.67<\/p>\n

T-20: Emiliano Grillo, -9\/271, $96,856.67<\/p>\n

T-20: Keita Nakajima, -9\/271, $96,856.67<\/p>\n

T-20: Max Homa, -9\/271, $96,856.67<\/p>\n

T-20: William Mouw, -9\/271, $96,856.67<\/p>\n

T-20: David Skinns, -9\/271, $96,856.67<\/p>\n

T-20: Sam Burns, -9\/271, $96,856.67<\/p>\n

T-29: Kevin Yu, -8\/272, $58,854.44<\/p>\n

T-29: Ben Kohles, -8\/272, $58,854.44<\/p>\n

T-29: Keith Mitchell, -8\/272, $58,854.44<\/p>\n

T-29: Taylor Pendrith, -8\/272, $58,854.44<\/p>\n

T-29: A.J. Ewart, -8\/272, $58,854.44<\/p>\n

T-29: Takumi Kanaya, -8\/272, $58,854.44<\/p>\n

T-29: Collin Morikawa, -8\/272, $58,854.44<\/p>\n

T-29: Justin Matthews, -8\/272, $0 (amateur)<\/p>\n

T-29: Patrick Fishburn, -8\/272, $58,854.44<\/p>\n

T-29: Shane Lowry, -8\/272, $58,854.44<\/p>\n

39: Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, -7\/273, $46,550<\/p>\n

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