The US Ladies' Open's award cash has been expanding at a fast speed lately, with the $12m on offer in 2024 three times the sum that was accessible at the competition 10 years prior. In addition to the player lifts the prize on Sunday night who will profit from the expanded award cash on offer, however - the player's caddie will likewise be in line for a huge payday.
While caddies are self employed entities and subsequently allowed to arrange their own terms, it isn't preposterous to expect that the triumphant caddie will take 10% of the award cash.
Last year, Allisen Corpuz got prize cash of $2m after her two-shot prevail upon Charley Structure and Jenny Shin. That would have given her caddie, Jay Monahan (actually no, not unreasonably one) around $200,000 for his commitment, with the probability of a base installment to cover his costs for the week likewise traveling his direction.
The 2024 competition offers more cash than some other throughout the entire existence of the ladies' down, and USGA President Mike Whan affirmed in a question and answer session before the Lancaster Nation Club occasion that the champ will get $2.4m, so it's is possible the triumphant caddie will procure in the district of $240,000 this week.
Obviously, not simply winning caddies will get good cash, despite the fact that rates for caddies of non-champs are commonly around the 5-7% imprint. That implies even those assisting for players who barely pass up the prize could procure a high five or even a low six-figure total.
Whan likewise affirmed that the 2024 US Ladies' Open would see even the people who miss the cut get installment. He said: "We will play for $12m, the biggest satchel in the ladies' down, a $2.4 million champ's check and $10,000 to anyone who misses the cut.
As I've said I think each year that I've been here, we truly view making it into this title getting it done. On the off chance that 2,000 were attempting to get into 156 spaces, they've made it, taking everything into account."
Hence, while caddies gathering their sacks following two days won't be in line for remotely close however much the one whose player lifts the prize on Sunday night, basically there'll be some comfort as they head out of Lancaster Nation Club pondering what could have been.
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The US Ladies' Open's award cash has been expanding at a fast speed lately, with the $12m on offer in 2024 three times the sum that was accessible at the competition 10 years prior. In addition to the player lifts the prize on Sunday night who will profit from the expanded award cash on offer, however - the player's caddie will likewise be in line for a huge payday.
While caddies are self employed entities and subsequently allowed to arrange their own terms, it isn't preposterous to expect that the triumphant caddie will take 10% of the award cash.
Last year, Allisen Corpuz got prize cash of $2m after her two-shot prevail upon Charley Structure and Jenny Shin. That would have given her caddie, Jay Monahan (actually no, not unreasonably one) around $200,000 for his commitment, with the probability of a base installment to cover his costs for the week likewise traveling his direction.
The 2024 competition offers more cash than some other throughout the entire existence of the ladies' down, and USGA President Mike Whan affirmed in a question and answer session before the Lancaster Nation Club occasion that the champ will get $2.4m, so it's is possible the triumphant caddie will procure in the district of $240,000 this week.
Obviously, not simply winning caddies will get good cash, despite the fact that rates for caddies of non-champs are commonly around the 5-7% imprint. That implies even those assisting for players who barely pass up the prize could procure a high five or even a low six-figure total.
Whan likewise affirmed that the 2024 US Ladies' Open would see even the people who miss the cut get installment. He said: "We will play for $12m, the biggest satchel in the ladies' down, a $2.4 million champ's check and $10,000 to anyone who misses the cut.
As I've said I think each year that I've been here, we truly view making it into this title getting it done. On the off chance that 2,000 were attempting to get into 156 spaces, they've made it, taking everything into account."
Hence, while caddies gathering their sacks following two days won't be in line for remotely close however much the one whose player lifts the prize on Sunday night, basically there'll be some comfort as they head out of Lancaster Nation Club pondering what could have been.
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