Valspar Championship results: Leaderboard, standouts, and more

The latest PGA Tour event, the Valspar Championship, has come to an end. After a thrilling weekend of golf, a few emerged as the best competitors and took home a nice prize as a result.

Taylor Moore came away with his first PGA Tour win on the Valspar Championship. Early favorite Jordan Spieth had an excellent weekend, too, as he finished T3 with Tommy Fleetwood.

Here's the rest of the Valspar Championship leaderboard, as well as the payouts they received for their placements:

• Winner: Taylor Moore, -10: $1,458,000
• Adam Schenk; -9: $882,900
• Tommy Fleetwood, Jordan Spieth; -8: $447,900
• Wyndham Clark, -6: $332,100
• Sam Burns; -5: $293,625
• Matt Wallace, Cody Gribble, Webb Simpson; -4: $254,475
• Erik Van Rooyen, Nick Taylor, Justin Thomas, J.T. Poston, Zac Blair, Patton Kizzire; -3: $181,575
• Rory Sabbatini, Cameron Percy, Doc Redman; -2: $131,625
• K.H. Lee, MJ Daffue, Denny McCarthy, Sam Ryder, Sean O'Hair, Adam Long, Davis Riley, Michael Thompson; -1: $89,100
• Doug Ghim, Trevor Werbylo, Andrew Novak, Richy Werenski, Kevin Streelman, Alex Smalley, Stephan Jaeger, David Lingmerth, Chad Ramey; Even: $53,190

Adam Schenk, who ended up placing second, had a lead over Moore and the field before Moore took the trophy at the end of the final day.

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Important quotes from the biggest golfers at Valspar Championship

Taylor Moore spoke about his win via Golf Channel:

“I might have been under the radar to some people watching, but I felt like I was in the golf tournament from the time I teed off today and was just excited to control what I could control and get it done."

Since it's his first win, this was a rather monumental occasion for Moore, who told NBC:

"It hasn't really hit me yet. I was just in compete mode and just watching the guys finish, maybe in a play-off, maybe not, and it's so cool. It's so awesome, it's what I work for and I'm really excited not just for me but for everyone around me. It's a cool moment."

Jordan Spieth, who came up just short, said:

“I thought it was me and Adam. I thought it was down to us two. I was thinking it was Tommy one back of us with a few holes to go and so I thought we could still kind of control it from the last group. Then I saw 10 (under) was posted walking off 16 green.”

Adam Schenk came up just short at the Valspar Championship

After blowing a bit of a lead, Schenk said:

“Wish I could have lightly hit somebody and stayed where I had a chance to get to the green, but it did not, and I didn’t deserve it... It stinks to get so close."

Sam Burns, who had won the event twice in a row and was going for his third consecutive win, came up a bit short of continuing his run of dominance at the Valspar Championship with a -5.