Whoever ends up on top of the leaderboard at the 2025 Tour Championship also wins this year’s FedEx Cup. As a result, the Tour Championship purse is appropriately enormous.
On Sunday at East Lake, PGA Tour stars Tommy Fleetwood, Patrick Cantlay, Scottie Scheffler, Keegan Bradley and more will be playing for a whopping total purse of $40 million.
Interestingly, this year’s Tour Championship purse is much smaller than last year’s purse. The total amount of FedEx Cup bonus money, $100 million, is the same. But that money is dsitributed at three different points under the new system enacted this season.
The first $20 million in bonuses were doled out to the top 10 players in the FedEx Cup standings after the Wyndham Championship. There, Scheffler took home $10 million for finishing the regular season in first.
The next disbursement of nearly $30 million came after the second FedEx Cup Playoffs event, last week’s BMW Championship, where Scheffler picked up another $5 million (in addition to the $3.6 million he took home for winning the BMW). All 30 players who qualified for the Tour Championship got a taste of the second bonus round.
This week, all 30 players will again get paid, with first place earning $10 million. For comparison’s sake, Scheffler earned $25 million for winning last year’s Tour Championship and FedEx Cup. Should he win again this year, his total FedEx Cup bonus money will end up being the same.
You can see the complete 2025 Tour Championship payout breakdown below.
Tour Championship payout breakdown
1st: $10,000,000
2nd: $5,000,000
3rd: $3,705,000
4th: $3,200,000
5th: $2,750,000
6th: $1,900,000
7th: $1,400,000
8th: $1,065,000
9th: $900,000
10th: $735,000
11th: $695,000
12th: $660,000
13th: $625,000
14th: $590,000
15th: $560,000
16th: $505,000
17th: $490,000
18th: $475,000
19th: $460,000
20th: $445,000
21st: $430,000
22nd: $415,000
23rd: $400,000
24th: $390,000
25th: $380,000
26th: $375,000
27th: $370,000
28th: $365,000
29th: $360,000
30th: $355,000
