The 2025 Korn Ferry Tour season has reached its final stop and the battle for promotion to the PGA Tour is at its most intense.

dramatically changed their annual earnings.

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In their absence, 65 of the remaining 73 pros set about trying to make their dreams a reality in this $1.5 million tournament.

Strangely, this is one of the few weeks of the season where the prize money is not the golfers’ primary focus. They each want to secure as many Korn Ferry Tour points as possible to finish inside the season’s top-20. Should that happen, they will be PGA Tour bound and able to compete at the highest level in 2026.

Peter Kuest (second left) and Johnny Keefer (second right) stand next to their caddies during the final round of the 2025 Compliance Solutions Championship

Johnny Keefer (second right) led the Korn Ferry Tour standings heading into the final event

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Regardless, whoever wins this week is able to collect $270,000 as well as a heap of valuable points, with second earning $135,000 and third taking $90,000.

Ending inside the top-30 should see a pro bank more than $10,000 each while everyone in the field is due to pick up over $5,000.

Below is the full prize money breakdown for the Korn Ferry Tour Championship if 74 players were involved. As there are now 73 pros in the field, the figures noted will be marginally different. Golf Monthly has contacted the Korn Ferry Tour for further details.