At En-Joie Golf Course in Endicott, New York, Dicky Pride won the DICK’S Open Par after a playoff, finishing at 18 under par for a $2.2 million purse.
Sunday at En-Joie Golf Course in Endicott, New York, the DICK’S Open Par turned into a tight finish—until Dicky Pride’s putter finally made the last hole feel inevitable.
The final round left Pride at 63-70-65—198, 18-under par, and he earned the top prize of $330,000. His win came after he prevailed on the first playoff hole.
Padraig Harrington and Dicky Pride shared the same final score of 198 and both finished at 18 under par, with Harrington carding 65-67-66—198 for $193,600. Matt Gogel also landed at 199—17 under par—shooting 69-65-65 and taking $158,400.
As the leaderboard filled in behind them, J.J. Henry finished at 200—16 under par—after a 69-66-65 run, good for $132,000. Fredrik Jacobson and Timothy O’Neal both came in at 201—15 under—each posting 66-69-66, earning $90,933 apiece. Bo Van Pelt matched that 201 total with 66-69-66 for $90,933, along with several others clustered close to the lead.
The pressure of the week showed up across the scoring range. Richard Green finished at 202—14 under—after 67-67-68 for $70,400. Michael Block and Miguel Angel Jimenez both ended at 203—13 under—with Block at 66-70-67 and Jimenez at 70-66-67. Block earned $0, while Jimenez took $59,400.
Darren Clarke ended at 204—12 under—using a 65-73-66 for $48,400. Mathew Goggin and Thongchai Jaidee both finished at 204—12 under—each with different rounds but the same total: Goggin at 70-65-69 for $0, and Jaidee at 66-67-71 for $48,400.
From there, the numbers stretched steadily: Greg Chalmers, Tommy Gainey, and Paul Stankowski all came in at 205—11 under—shooting 67-71-67 for Chalmers ($38,500), 65-70-70 for Gainey ($38,500), and 70-65-70 for Stankowski ($38,500). Boo Weekley also finished at 205—11 under—at 67-69-69 for $38,500.
Stephen Ames and Retief Goosen both finished at 206—10 under—each totaling 206 after 67-69-70 for Ames ($32,010) and 69-71-66 for Goosen ($32,010).
Even as the top spots were settled, the tournament’s final list reflected how unforgiving En-Joie was under weekend conditions. John Daly finished at 208—8 under—at 73-63-72 for $19,580, while Steve Stricker ended at 208—8 under—at 69-71-68 for $19,580.
At the lower end of the payout standings, Kris Triplett and others finished with matching totals higher than par: Notah Begay at 217 (+1) after 71-73-73 for $3,960, Shane Bertsch at 217 (+1) after 72-72-73 for $3,960, and Kirk Triplett at 217 (+1) after 71-72-74 for $3,960.
By the end of it, the winner’s margin wasn’t just in the score—it was in the sudden, decisive moment of the playoff. Pride’s 18-under total, capped by that first playoff hole, sent him home with the largest check in a tournament with a $2.2 million purse.
DICK’S Open Par Dicky Pride En-Joie Golf Course Endicott New York golf playoff Padraig Harrington Matt Gogel J.J. Henry Sunday final round 2.2 million purse
wait so was this a real thing or just like a sponsored name? DICK’S Open Par sounds sus lol
So he won because his putter “made the last hole feel inevitable”?? I mean yeah golf is basically luck and vibes anyway. Congrats to Dicky Pride I guess, 18 under is wild.
I’m confused though, why does the article say Dicky Pride’s name like that? Also doesn’t a playoff mean someone else should’ve won too? Like if Harrington tied, shouldn’t he automatically get the money? Sounds like a rigged ending or I’m missing something.
18 under par at En-Joie and a 2.2 million purse… those numbers feel fake. Also why are some guys getting $0?? That’s crazy. I saw John Daly at 8 under too, so like was the course tough or just everyone was good and then choked on Sunday? Either way playoff hole wins are always dramatic I guess.