Our data standard

Clear numbers need
clear provenance.

Here is how an event moves from an announced purse to a final, source-linked PayoutCaddie record.

Three status labels

We never present estimates as final.

Scheduled

The purse is announced.

Event dates, venue, and total purse are sourced; player amounts are not yet shown.

Projected

The leaderboard is moving.

Amounts are computed from the current finish and clearly marked as estimates.

Final

The field and money agree.

Finish positions and payouts are cross-checked after the event is complete.

Verification workflow

One record,
multiple checks.

We prefer official event and tour sources, then use reputable reporting to cross-check complete payout tables.

  1. 01
    Event facts

    Confirm purse, venue, and dates.

    We start with the tour, event organizer, or official media materials.

  2. 02
    Leaderboard

    Lock the final finish and tie groups.

    Every player is assigned a numeric place plus the displayed tied-position label.

  3. 03
    Money cross-check

    Validate the payout math.

    We compare published amounts against the stated purse and applicable tie splits.

  4. 04
    Publication

    Attach status, sources, and time.

    The visible audit trail lets readers evaluate the record themselves.

Corrections

See something off?

Send the event, player, amount, and a source link. Material corrections are rechecked and reflected in the page timestamp.

Report a correction
Include these four details
  • Event and season
  • Player or affected position
  • Expected amount
  • Official or reporting source URL
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