The thrill of the 2024 PNC Championship is upon us, and we can’t help but wonder what’s in store for amateur players like Charlie Woods, who’s teaming up with his dad Tiger Woods. Will they get to take home a share of the prize money? Well, the chances are looking quite well for team Woods as Charlie is definitely in the form this year. Woods Jr. has achieved the first ace of his career at the PNC Championship and well, his father surely went over the moon.

So, yes the possibility is certainly exciting, especially considering the whopping $200,000 purse that’s up for grabs. As we watch these talented amateurs take on the best of the best, it’s hard not to feel a sense of pride and admiration for their skills and dedication. And who knows, maybe this experience will be the catalyst that launches their golfing careers into the stratosphere.

But, as it turns out, amateur players like Charlie Woods won’t be eligible to earn the prize money, regardless of how well they play. It’s a rule that’s been set in stone by the PGA Tour, designed to preserve the integrity of professional golf. While it might seem a bit disappointing, it’s worth noting that these amateur players are still getting an incredible opportunity to compete alongside golfing legends and gain invaluable experience. And who knows, maybe one day the rules will change and amateur players will be able to earn prize money. For now, though, they’ll just have to bask in the glory of competing at this level and enjoy the ride.

Of course, there are always exceptions to the rule, and some amateur players may choose to turn pro if they’re good enough and the opportunity arises. But for now, at least, the PGA Tour’s rules remain in place, and amateur players will just have to make do without the prize money.

How the prize money is distributed among the contenders?

The 2024 PNC Championship is a thrilling event that brings together some of the biggest names in golf, and with a prize pool that’s as impressive as the talent on display, it’s no wonder the competition is fierce. The winning team will take home a whopping $200,000, while the runner-up will receive a respectable $80,000. The third-place team will earn $57,250, and the fourth-place team will take home $50,000. As we move down the leaderboard, the prize money continues to flow, with the fifth-place team earning $49,000, the sixth-place team earning $48,000, and so on.

The prize money distribution continues all the way down to the twentieth-place team, which will still earn a respectable $40,000. It’s a testament to the generosity of the PNC Championship organizers and their commitment to supporting the golfing community. As the teams compete for the top spot, it’s clear that the prize money is just one aspect of this exciting event but the real prize is the opportunity to compete alongside golfing legends and to be a part of this prestigious tournament. So, who do you think will win the tournaments this year? Let us know in the comment section below!