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The PGA Tour started a new program this season to make sure rookies had some cash flow. They were offered $500,000 up front. And if they didn't make that much money, the tour would cover the gap. Turns out only eight rookies who got in a full season didn't reach the number. The tour is still doing the match on what they owe to any fully exempt player who didn't reach $500,000. The earnings is all compensation. That's bad news for Kevin Kisner. His compensation included a Presidents Cup stipend and money earned at the Hero World Challenge last year.
