(CBSSports) The U.S. Open back in February announced its 2017 purse had increased to $12 million, usurping the three other majors and setting a new record for most money paid out to a field. That total is obviously up from a year ago, and the winner's share will be as well to the tune of an additional $400,000.

Winner Brooks Koepka earned just under $2.2 million with shares distributed from there among those placing 2-68.

Wisconsin natives Steve Stricker will earn around $175,000 and Jordan Niebrugge will earn around $60,000.

Winner: $2.16 million
Runner-up: $1.3 million

3rd: $804,023

4th: $563,642

5th: $469,460

6th: $416,263

7th: $375,278

8th: $336,106

9th: $304,188

10th: $279,403

11th: $254,981

12th: $235,757

13th: $219,677

14th: $202,751

15th: $188,243

16th: $176,153

17th: $166,481

18th: $156,809

19th: $147,137

20th: $137,464

21st: $129,122

22nd: $120,780

23rd: $112,680

24th: $105,184

25th: $98,655

26th: $93,094

27th: $88,862

28th: $85,114

29th: $81,487

30th: $77,860

31st: $74,233

32nd: $70,606

33rd: $66,979

34th: $63,715

35th: $61,055

36th: $58,395

37th: $55,856

38th: $53,438

39th: $51,020

40th: $48,602

41st: $46,184

42nd: $43,766

43rd: $41,348

44th: $38,930

45th: $36,512

46th: $34,336

47th: $32,159

48th: $30,104

49th: $28,895

50th: $27,686
51st: $26,961
52nd: $26,356
53rd: $25,872
54th: $25,631
55th: $25,389
56th: $25,147
57th: $24,905
58th: $24,663
59th: $24,422
60th: $24,180
61st: $23,938
62nd: $23,696
63rd: $23,454
64th: $23,213
65th: $22,971
66th: $22,729

The other 76 professionals that competed in the 2017 U.S. Open but missed the cut each take home $10,000.