Who won the 2024 Procore Championship? Final leaderboard explored

The 2024 Procore Championship concluded on Sunday, September 15th at the Silverado Resort in Napa Valley, California. Patton Kizzire wrapped up his victory in an event he had led since day two.

Kizzire won the Procore Championship at 20-under par, five strokes ahead of runner-up David Lipsky. The margin of victory is the largest in the event's history.

2024 Procore Championship? Final Leaderboard

Below is the final leaderboard for the 2024 Procore Championship:

1 Patton Kizzire -20
2 David Lipsky -15
3 Patrick Fishburn -14
T4 Ben Silverman -13
T4 Greyson Sigg -13
T4 Mackenzie Hughes -13
T7 Tom Hoge -12
T7 Austin Smotherman -12
T7 Justin Lower -12
T7 Sahith Theegala -12
T7 Corey Conners -12
12 Keith Mitchell -10
T13 Wesley Bryan -9
T13 Adam Svensson -9
T13 Rafael Campos -9
T13 Neal Shipley -9
T13 Chandler Phillips -9
T13 Lucas Glover -9
T13 Zac Blair -9
T13 Brandon Wu -9
T13 John Keefer -9
T13 Kevin Tway -9
T13 Joe Highsmith -9
T13 Matt Kuchar -9
T13 Wilson Furr -9
T26 Kevin Chappell -8
T26 Charley Hoffman -8
T26 Brandt Snedeker -8
T26 Garrick Higgo -8
T26 J.J. Spaun -8
T26 Chan Kim -8
T32 Jhonattan Vegas -7
T32 Min Woo Lee -7
T32 Webb Simpson -7
T32 Bud Cauley -7
T32 Chez Reavie -7
T37 Patrick Rodgers -6
T37 Justin Suh -6
T37 Rico Hoey -6
T37 Blaine Hale, Jr. -6
T37 Sam Stevens -6
T37 Sangmoon Bae -6
T37 Roger Sloan -6
T44 Brendon Todd -5
T44 Andrew Putnam -5
T44 David Skinns -5
T47 Tom Whitney -4
T47 Doug Ghim -4
T47 Martin Laird -4
T50 Joel Dahmen -3
T50 J.B. Holmes -3
T50 Aaron Baddeley -3
T50 Nick Hardy -3
T50 Tom Johnson -3
T50 Chesson Hadley -3
T50 Luke Clanton (a) -3
T50 Michael Thorbjornsen -3
T58 Chad Ramey -2
T58 Matti Schmid -2
T58 Pierceson Coody -2
T61 Lanto Griffin -1
T61 Josh Teater -1
T61 Henrik Norlander -1
T64 Kevin Dougherty +2
T64 Ben Kohles +2

Patton Kizzire's fourth-round performance at the 2024 Procore Championship included an eagle, three birdies and three bogeys. It was enough to clinch his third career PGA Tour victory.

Kizzire had been out of the winner's circle for more than six years (2017 Sony Open in Hawaii). A year earlier, he had earned his first victory at the 2017 OHL Classic in Mayakoba.

With his win at the Procore Championship, he climbed to 70th in the FedEx Cup standings, putting him in a better position for next season's signature events and majors. He also secured his PGA Tour card for the next two years.

Runner-up David Lipsky and one of the players tied for fourth, Grayson Sigg, also finished inside the FedEx Cup Top 125. If they maintain these positions through what they call the "FedEx Cup Fall", they will be guaranteed a spot on the Tour for the 2025 season.

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Edited by Vaishnavi Iyer