The bar chart shows men’s and women’s prize money at golf majors in 2010.
The given bar chart compares the amount of
prize
money
won by men
and women
at various golfing competitions
in 2010.
Overall
, men
tended to earn substantially more money
than women
in each of the competitions
where both sexes participated. In the two
women
-only competitions
, the average prize
money
was also
considerably lower than the one in which only men
competed.
According to
the bar chart, in the ANA and Evian Championship majors, which were open only to women
, winnings were under $500,000. In contrast
, prize
money
for the men
-only Masters golf major was nearly two
million dollars.
In the three championships in which both men
and women
compete, the US Open, the Open Champ, and the PGA, there was a strikingly similar trend. Male winnings were almost triple those of female earnings in two
of them, while
in the US Open
they were double. Female Add a comma
Open,
prize
money
fell between $500,000 and $800,000, whereas
men
’s winner earnings began at just under two
million dollars, with the US Open winnings, the most lucrative of the competitions
, higher than that.Submitted by 78089789 on
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