BMW PGA Championship 2016: Final Leaderboard Scores, Prize Money Payouts

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Chris Wood survived a late scare to clinch the 2016 BMW PGA Championship crown on Sunday in Surrey, United Kingdom, where a fourth-round score of 69 saw him shoot up the standings and win by one shot at nine under.  

The Bristolian sealed the third European Tour win of his career after entering the final day tied for fifth, shooting up the standings alongside runner-up Rikard Karlberg, who recorded a joint-tournament best of seven under to finish second.

Former leaders Danny Willett and Yang Yong-eun notched fourth-round scores of one under and three over par, respectively, with the former settling for third place, two shots behind the winner.

Wood took home the winner’s prize fund of €833,330 (£633,000) from the total €5 million (£3.8 million) pool in Surrey. Karlberg claimed the second spot, finishing just a single shot adrift of the champion in the end.

Read on for a breakdown of the leaderboard’s top 10 finishers, complete with a recap of the final round at this year’s BMW PGA Championship.

For a look at the full leaderboard, visit the official European Tour website. 

 

Recap

Wood’s performance on Sunday was as close as they come to a round of two halves. He followed a classy front nine with a back stretch strewn with errors while under pressure.

An eagle on the par-five fourth hole was the highlight of his first nine holes. He collected four birdies along with it to go six under par for the day and earn the praises of fellow professional Shane Lowry in the process:

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