No one, Collin Morikawa says, needed to talk him “off the ledge.”
But a talk did help.
It came Friday at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Things had felt frustrating for Morikawa after a missed cut at the Sony Open started his year. He’d put in a promising offseason, where work was done in hopes of ending a two-plus-year winless drought.
But coach Rick Sessinghaus had a thought:
Go back to who you were when you first turned pro. Don’t think about top-20s.
Focus on winning.
“When he told me that yesterday,” Morikawa said Saturday, “there was that mindset switch going into today. I wanted to come out and win, win the weekend, win the tournament. Now we’ve given ourselves a chance.
“It’s a small mindset adjustment and without him telling me that, who knows what I would have shot today. But I’m out here to win. When you finish 30th, 15th, third, at the end of the day, like I want to win. I’ve got to set that mindset at the beginning of the day, at the beginning of the week, and now I think we’ve given ourselves at least a chance come tomorrow.”
With that, here is the complete payout breakdown for this week’s AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. The total purse is $20 million.
1. Collin Morikawa $3.6 million
T2. Min Woo Lee $1.76 million
Sepp Straka $1.76 million
T4. Scottie Scheffler $877,500
Tommy Fleetwood $877,500
T6. Sam Burns $690,000
Akshay Bhatia $690,000
T8. Ryo Hisatsune $515,000
Shane Lowry $515,000
Nico Echavarria $515,000
Jake Knapp $515,000
Jacob Bridgeman $515,000
Hideki Matsuyama $515,000
T14. Rory McIlroy $342,750
Patrick Cantlay $342,750
Matt Fitzpatrick $342,750
Tom Hoge $342,750
18. Tony Finau $292,000
T19. Russell Henley $235,000
Alex Smalley $235,000
Brian Harman $235,000
Rickie Fowler $235,000
Xander Schauffele $235,000
T24. Harry Hall $162,000
Jason Day $162,000
Nick Taylor $162,000
Ryan Fox $162,000
Harris English $162,000
T29. Keegan Bradley $125,200
Max McGreevy $125,200
Alex Noren $125,200
Jordan Spieth $125,200
Maverick McNealy $125,200
T34. Sami Valimaki $104,000
Mackenzie Hughes $104,000
Taylor Pendrith $104,000
T37. Justin Rose $78,375
Bud Cauley $78,375
J.T. Poston $78,375
Chris Gotterup $78,375
Ludvig Aberg $78,375
Max Greyserman $78,375
Robert MacIntyre $78,375
Ben Griffin $78,375
T45. Ryan Gerard $57,000
J.J. Spaun $57,000
Si Woo Kim $57,000
T48. Pierceson Coody $49,250
Kurt Kitayama $49,250
Billy Horschel $49,250
Andrew Novak $49,250
T52. Patrick Rodgers $45,000
Chris Kirk $45,000
Keith Mitchell $45,000
T55. Cameron Young $42,000
Sam Stevens $42,000
Denny McCarthy $42,000
T58. Viktor Hovland $39,750
Wyndham Clark $39,750
T60. Sahith Theegala $38,250
Aldrich Potgieter $38,250
Garrick Higgo $38,250
Steven Fisk $38,250
T64. Emiliano Grillo $36,500
Marco Penge $36,500
Lucas Glover $36,500
T67. Rico Hoey $35,000
Stephan Jaeger $35,000
Matt McCarty $35,000
T70. Kevin Yu $34,375
Corey Conners $34,375
72. Michael Kim $34,000
T73. Aaron Rai $33,625
Matti Schmid $33,625
T75. Joe Highsmith $33,125
Daniel Berger $33,125
77. Adam Schenk $32,750
T78. Brian Campbell $32,250
Michael Thorbjornsen $32,250
Jhonattan Vegas $32,250
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