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FedEx Cup prize money: Here’s how much each player earned

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See the full breakdown of the astronomic FedEx Cup purse and how it compares to previous years…

The winner of the Tour Championship also won the FedEx Cup. And it was Scottie Scheffler.

He finished on 30-under-par and won by four shots from Collin Morikawa. The World No.1 secured his seventh tour title of the season which ended in the perfect way.

Since 2019, the top 30 players that have made the season finale at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia begin in a staggered format based on their form this season.

Scottie Scheffler was top of the FedEx Cup rankings heading into the season finale so he began on 10-under-par. The rest of the field then began on descending scores. You can read more about the format here.

Scheffler, who also won the Masters and the Olympic Gold Medal this year, earned a staggering $25 million, the same amount of money that is an offer for the entire field at a single LIV Golf event.

It is the presence of the LIV Golf League that is likely responsible for the inflated prize money which was pocketed by Viktor Hovland in 2023, but stood at $18 million instead.

The total FedEx Cup bonus pool stands at $100 million and the breakdown for the Tour Championship is stated below:

FedEx Cup prize money

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FedEx Cup Prize Money 2024

1. Scottie Scheffler: $25 million

2. Collin Morikawa: $12.5 million

3. Sahith Theegala: $7.5 million

T4. Russell Henley: $4,833,333
Adam Scott: $4,833,333
Xander Schauffele: $4,833,333

7. Sungjae Im: $2.75 million

8. Wyndham Clark: $2.25 million

T9. Rory McIlroy: $1,608,333
Hideki Matsuyama: $1,608,333
Shane Lowry: $1,608,333

T12. Viktor Hovland: $1 million
Sam Burns: $1 million

T14. Taylor Pendrith: $905,000
Justin Thomas: $905,000

16. Ludvig Aberg: $795,000

T17. Robert MacIntyre: $755,000
Patrick Cantlay: $755,000
Matthieu Pavon: $755,000

20. Tommy Fleetwood: $715,000

T21. Keegan Bradley: $660,000
Byeong Hun An: $660,000

T23. Billy Horschel: $615,000
Aaron Rai: $615,000
Tony Finau: $615,000

26. Akshay Bhatia: $590,000

T27. Chris Kirk: $575,000
Sepp Straka: $575,000

T29. Christiaan Bezuidenhout: $555,000
Tom Hoge: $555,000

FedEx Cup prize money

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Here’s how the FedEx Cup prize money and total purse compares to previous years…

2023
Purse: $75 million
Winner: $18,000,000 (Viktor Hovland)

2022
Purse: $75 million
Winner: $18,000,000 (Rory McIlroy)

2021
Purse: $60,000,000
Winner: $15,000,000 (Patrick Cantlay)

2020
Purse: $60,000,000
Winner: $15,000,000 (Dustin Johnson)

2019
Purse: $60,000,000
Winner: $15,000,000 (Rory McIlroy)

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