The 2024 Travelers Championship, held at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut, concluded this Sunday with a thrilling finish that kept fans on the edge of their seats. The championship saw fierce competition, particularly between World No.1 Scottie Scheffler and rising star Tom Kim. As the final round unfolded, both players demonstrated exceptional skill and determination, setting the stage for a dramatic showdown on the 18th green.
Throughout the Travelers Championship, Scheffler and Kim exchanged leads, showcasing their prowess in a high-stakes battle for victory. Scheffler, known for his consistency and composed demeanor, maintained a slight edge as they approached the final holes.
However, Kim’s tenacity and impressive shot-making kept him within striking distance, leading to a nail-biting conclusion where every stroke counted. The tension peaked when Kim sunk a critical birdie putt on the 18th hole, tying Scheffler and forcing a playoff to decide the champion.
The tournament was not without its interruptions. In a shocking turn of events, climate activists from the group Just Stop Oil stormed the 18th green, causing a temporary halt in play.
The protestors, carrying smoke devices and dumping a powdery substance on the green, were swiftly apprehended by police. Their actions left noticeable marks on the green, prompting a delay as officials cleaned up the mess. Despite this disruption, both Scheffler and Kim managed to maintain their focus and continue their battle for the title of the Travelers Championship.
Adding to the unpredictability of the event, the course was also hit by lightning strikes in previous rounds, leading to safety concerns and temporary suspensions of play. These weather-related interruptions tested the resilience and adaptability of the players, who had to contend with changing conditions and maintain their momentum despite the delays.
The combination of weather and protest-related stoppages made this year’s Travelers Championship one of the most eventful in recent memory.
Ultimately, the Travelers Championship concluded with Scottie Scheffler emerging victorious after a tense playoff. His win marked his sixth victory of the season, solidifying his position as one of the top players in the world.
Despite the chaos and challenges, the 2024 Travelers Championship will be remembered for its dramatic moments, the resilience of its competitors, and the unexpected twists that made it a truly memorable event.
Travelers Championship Full leaderboard and money breakdown
Below is the full leaderboard and money list for the The Travelers Championship:
- P1 Scottie Scheffler, -22, $3,600,000
- P2 Tom Kim, -22, $2,160,000
- T3. Tom Hoge, -20, $1,160,000
- T3. Sungjae Im, -20, $1,160,000
- T5. Patrick Cantlay, -18, $702,500
- T5. Tony Finau, -18, $702,500
- T5. Justin Thomas, -18, $702,500
- T5. Akshay Bhatia, -18, $702,500
- T9. Brian Harman, -17, $520,000
- T9. Wyndham Clark, -17, $520,000
- T9. Cameron Young, -17, $520,000
- T9. Shane Lowry, -17, $520,000
- T13. Xander Schauffele, -16, $400,000
- T13. Collin Morikawa, -16, $400,000
- T16. Tommy Fleetwood, -15, $360,000
- T16. Patrick Rodgers, -14, $310,000
- T16. Robert MacIntyre, -14, $310,000
- T16. Adam Svensson, -14, $310,000
- T16. Matthieu Pavon, -14, $310,000
- T20. Seamus Power, -13, $241,333
- T20. Rickie Fowler, -13, $241,333
- T20. Viktor Hovland, -13, $241,333
- T23. Sepp Straka, -12, $183,500
- T23. Hideki Matsuyama, -12, $183,500
- T23. Christiaan Bezuidenhout, -12, $183,500
- T23. Taylor Pendrith, -12, $183,500
- T27. Corey Conners, -11, $144,000
- T27. Adam Hadwin, -11, $144,000
- T27. Austin Eckroat, -11, $144,000
- T27. Ludvig Aberg, -11, $144,000
- T31. Kurt Kitayama, -10, $117,600
- T31. Lee Hodges, -10, $117,600
- T31. Denny McCarthy, -10, $117,600
- T31. Stephan Jaeger, -10, $117,600
- T31. Si Woo Kim, -10, $117,600
- T36. Mackenzie Hughes, -9, $97,333
- T36. Brendon Todd, -9, $97,333
- T36. Matt Fitzpatrick, -9, $97,333
- T39. Adam Scott, -8, $85,000
- T39. Keegan Bradley, -8, $85,000
- T39. Michael Thorbjornsen, -8, $85,000
- T42. Nick Taylor, -7, $75,000
- T42. Will Zalatoris, -7, $75,000
- T44. Victor Perez, -6, $63,000
- T44. Lucas Glover, -6, $63,000
- T44. Andrew Putnam, -6, $63,000
- T44. Jason Day, -6, $63,000
- T48. Eric Cole, -5, $49,286
- T48. Russell Henley, -5, $49,286
- T48. Davis Riley, -5, $49,286
- T48. Cam Davis, -5, $49,286
- T48. Webb Simpson, -5, $49,286
- T48. Jake Knapp, -5, $49,286
- T48. Sahith Theegala, -5, $49,286
- T55. Adam Schenk, -4, $44,750
- T55. Billy Horschel, -4, $44,750
- T55. Emiliano Grillo, -4, $44,750
- T55. J.T. Poston, -4, $44,750
- T55. Thomas Detry, -4, $44,750
- T55. Sam Burns, -4, $44,750
- T61. Max Homa, -3, $42,750
- T61. Chris Gotterup, -3, $42,750
- T63. Harris English, -2, $41,500
- T63. Jordan Spieth, -2, $41,500
- T63. Chris Kirk, -2, $41,500
- 66 Nick Dunlap, -1, $40,500
- 67 Ben Griffin, E, $40,000
- T68. Justin Rose, +1, $39,250
- T68. Taylor Moore, +1, $39,250
- 70 Peter Malnati, +3, $38,500