John Deere Classic Results and Payouts After Brian Campbell’s Big Win

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Rodney Knuppel | Last updated Jul 6, 2025 10:35 PM ET

It was an exciting weekend at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois, as the John Deere Classic ended with a dramatic playoff. Brian Campbell emerged with the victory, edging out Emiliano Grillo on the first extra hole. The gallery roared as Campbell calmly sank his final putt, securing a win that capped off a strong week of consistent ball striking and clutch putting.

Campbell made par in the playoff, while Grillo carded a bogey. Campbell’s final round was a solid 4-under 67.

This marked Campbell’s second win of the PGA Tour season. His first came in February at the Mexico Open at Vidanta, which he also won in a playoff.

Following the tournament, payouts were released. According to Golf.com, Campbell earned $1.512 million for his win.

Brian Campbell is taking home $1.512 million for his second PGA Tour win.

Here is how much the rest of the top 10 made:

2. Emiliano Grillo $915,600

T3. David Lipsky $495,600
Kevin Roy

T5. Max Homa $278,250
Carson Young
Jacob Bridgeman
Lucas Glover
Matt Kuchar
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The 32-year-old from Orange County, California, played college golf at the University of Illinois. Before turning pro, he was the low amateur at the 2015 U.S. Open, finishing tied for 27th.

Campbell’s win earned him over $600,000 more than Grillo, who collected $915,600 for his runner-up finish. David Lipsky and Kevin Roy finished one shot behind the leaders and each took home $495,600.

Six players tied for fifth place, including Max Homa, Carson Young, Jacob Bridgeman, Lucas Glover, Matt Kuchar and Kurt Kitayama. Each earned $278,250.

Six more players tied for 11th, each earning $174,300. That group included Si Woo Kim, Nick Dunlap and Beau Hossler. Rickie Fowler was one of three players who tied for 17th and received $128,100.

Next up on the PGA Tour is the Scottish Open at the Renaissance Club. After that, the Open Championship tees off July 17 at Royal Portrush’s Dunluce Links.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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