Gators men’s golf alumni just keep on swinging. One of the four former Gators won a decent chunk of change at the tournament’s end.

Billy Horschel, Ricky Castillo, Camilo Villegas and Alejandro Tosti all teed off at the 3M Open Thursday at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota. The purse for this tournament was $8.8 million.

Horschel was able to bring home $172,333.33 in winnings after finishing 16 shots under par on just 268 strokes in four rounds. Tied for 13th, Horschel also won 57.333 FedExCup points, now ranked 102nd.

Castillo finished the tournament tied for 44th and went nine shots under par, finishing with a total of 275 strokes over four rounds. For his finish, Castillo won $26,412.57. Along with his winnings, Castillo also gained 10.071 FedExCup points. After gaining those points, Castillo now stands 68th in the FedExCup rankings.

Finishing tied for 51st, Villegas shot eight under par on 276 strokes through the four rounds. He walked away with $21,428 from the purse. To go along with his winnings, Villegas also gained 7.250 FedExCup points, moving up one spot to 194th overall in the rankings.

The lone Gator to miss the cut, Tosti finished three over par on 145 strokes. This was his 15th missed cut of the season, putting him at 36% successful in his career. However, he still moved up a spot to 185th overall.

The four Gators next look to take on the Rocket Classic, which will be played at Detroit Golf Club, starting on July 30. The tournament’s purse is $10 million, and it is worth 500 points in the FedExCup.