Aldrich Potgieter has made a habit of joining rarified air early in his golf career.

The 20-year-old South African prodigy became the second-youngest winner of The Amateur Championship in 2022 (17 years old), and last year he broke Jason Day’s mark as the youngest player ever to win on the Korn Ferry Tour (19 years, 4 months, and 11 days).

So it wasn’t a surprise that Potgieter put himself in position this week to become the 10th player since 1970 to win on the PGA Tour before turning 21. That list includes Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy, Seve Ballesteros, and Jordan Spieth.

Following a third-round 67 at the 2025 Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines in La Jolla, Calif., Potgieter found himself teeing off in the final group Saturday with a chance to make more history.

“Off the top of my head, it’s just a gift from God,” Potgieter said Friday when asked about his early career success. “I’ve definitely been given a talent, and I’ve worked hard my whole life to be here as well.

“It’s just definitely just from Him and to be in this position and compete on this level, it’s awesome.”

Here is the complete payout breakdown for this week’s Farmers Insurance Open. The total purse is $9.3 million.

How much every player made at the 2025 Farmers Insurance Open:

(Final payouts will be updated upon conclusion of the final round)

1st: $1,674,000
2nd: $1,013,700
3rd: $641,700
4th: $455,700
5th: $381,300
6th: $337,125
7th: $313,875
8th: $290,625
9th: $272,025
10th: $253,425
11th: $234,825
12th: $216,225
13th: $197,625
14th: $179,025
15th: $169,725
16th: $160,425
17th: $151,125
18th: $141,825
19th: $132,525
20th: $123,225
21st: $113,925
22nd: $104,625
23rd: $97,185
24th: $89,745
25th: $82,305
26th: $74,865
27th: $72,075
28th: $69,285
29th: $66,495
30th: $63,705
31st: $60,915
32nd: $58,125
33rd: $55,335
34th: $53,010
35th: $50,685
36th: $48,360
37th: $46,035
38th: $44,175
39th: $42,315
40th: $40,455
41st: $38,595
42nd: $36,735
43rd: $34,875
44th: $33,015
45th: $31,155
46th: $29,295
47th: $27,435
48th: $25,947
49th: $24,645
50th: $23,901
51st: $23,343
52nd: $22,785
53rd: $22,413
54th: $22,041
55th: $21,855
56th: $21,669
57th: $21,483
58th: $21,297
59th: $21,111
60th: $20,925
61st: $20,739
62nd: $20,553
63rd: $20,367
64th: $20,181
65th: $19,995
66th: $19,809
67th: $19,623
68th: $19,437
69th: $19,251
70th: $19,065

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