The 2025 PGA Tour season has been full of amazing performances, with golfers from all over the world competing for wins and big prize money. From steady performers to dominant champions, the top ten players on this year’s money list have shown great skill and focus. Here’s a look at the highest earners of the 2025 season so far, according to Golfweek.

10. Justin Rose – England ($8,857,976)10. Justin Rose – England ($8,857,976) Team Europe’s Justin Rose acknowledges the crowd on the 12th hole during the singles on the final day of competition for the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Credit: Brendan Mcdermid-Reuters via Imagn Images

Justin Rose continues to prove that experience and precision still matter in golf. The English veteran earned nearly $8.9 million with consistent play across 18 events. He recorded 5 top-10 finishes and 7 top-25 results, keeping himself among the elite despite fierce competition. His average score of 68.5 over 61 rounds shows his control and focus throughout the golf season.

9. Patrick Cantlay – USA ($9,441,931)9. Patrick Cantlay – USA ($9,441,931)Team USA golfer Patrick Cantlay on the final day of competition for the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Credit: Dennis Schneidler-Imagn Images

Patrick Cantlay’s steady and strategic play earned him over $9.4 million this season. The American golfer has competed in 20 events, achieving 3 wins, 5 top-10s, and 10 top-25s. With an average score of 69.8 across 75 rounds, Cantlay has shown impressive consistency in his golf game.

8. Ben Griffin – USA ($10,644,352)8. Ben Griffin – USA ($10,644,352)Team USA’s Ben Griffin on the 1st hole during the singles on the final day of competition for the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Credit: Brendan Mcdermid-Reuters via Imagn Images

Ben Griffin made a great leap in 2025 with earnings just over $10.6 million. He participated in 30 events, more than anyone else in the top ten, and recorded 3 top-10 finishes along with 12 top-25s. Griffin’s average score of 69.3 over 102 rounds he was competitive throughout a long season.

7. Sepp Straka – Austria ($10,650,894)7. Sepp Straka – Austria ($10,650,894)Team Europe golfer Sepp Straka reacts to a missed putt on the ninth hole on the penultimate day of competition for the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Credit: Dennis Schneidler-Imagn Images

Austria’s Sepp Straka continued his strong rise in 2025, collecting over $10.6 million. He competed in 22 events, posting 3 top-10 finishes and 13 top-25s. Straka’s average score of 69.3 over 81 rounds shows how dependable his ball striking has become.

6. Justin Thomas – USA ($10,896,155)6. Justin Thomas – USA ($10,896,155)Team USA’s Justin Thomas celebrates after winning the hole on the 12th hole during the singles on the final day of competition for the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Credit: Brendan Mcdermid-Reuters via Imagn Images

Justin Thomas once again showed his class with his game, finishing with nearly $10.9 million in earnings. Playing in 21 golf events, Thomas recorded 8 top-10s and 9 top-25s, including a handful of electric Sunday runs. His average score of 68.7 through 83 rounds reflects his aggressive yet controlled style.

5. J.J. Spaun – USA ($13,138,722)Sep 27, 2025; Bethpage, New York, USA; Team USA golfer J.J. Spaun on the 16th hole on the penultimate day of competition for the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Mandatory Credit: Dennis Schneidler-Imagn Images

J.J. Spaun had a breakout year in 2025, earning over $13.1 million. He competed in 25 events, scoring 1 win, 7 top-10s, and 15 top-25s. Spaun’s average score of 68.2 over 91 rounds stands out as one of the most efficient among top players.

4. Russell Henley – USA ($14,707,570)4. Russell Henley – USA ($14,707,570)Team USA golfer Russell Henley reacts on the second hole on the final day of competition for the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Credit: Dennis Schneidler-Imagn Images

Russell Henley’s sharp iron play and control have brought him tremendous success in 2025. He participated in 19 events, achieving 1 win, 10 top-10 finishes, and 13 top-25 results. His average score of 69.1 across 74 rounds shows how balanced his golf game has been. Earning just over $14.7 million, Henley has quietly built one of his best seasons yet.

3. Rory McIlroy – Northern Ireland ($16,992,418)3. Rory McIlroy – Northern Ireland ($16,992,418)Europe golfer Rory McIlroy walks o the 18th hole on the final day of competition for the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Credit: Dennis Schneidler-Imagn Images

Rory McIlroy’s incredible form continues, with nearly $17 million in earnings this season. He has played 16 events, earning 3 wins, 8 top-10s, and 14 top-25s. Although McIlroy’s average score of 66.4 is the lowest among the top ten, still he was good all through. Over 69 rounds, he’s produced some of the most exciting golf moments of the year.

2. Tommy Fleetwood – England ($18,496,238)2. Tommy Fleetwood – England ($18,496,238)Team Europe golfer Tommy Fleetwood plays on the third hole on the final day of competition for the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Credit: Peter Casey-Imagn Images

Tommy Fleetwood has enjoyed one of his finest years, finishing second on the list with more than $18.4 million. The Englishman played 19 events, notching 1 win, 8 top-10s, and 15 top-25s. With an average score of 69.0 across 77 rounds.

1. Scottie Scheffler – USA ($27,659,550)1. Scottie Scheffler – USA ($27,659,550)Team USA golfer Scottie Scheffler plays on the 18th hole on the final day of competition for the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Credit: Dennis Schneidler-Imagn Images

Scottie Scheffler once again dominated the PGA Tour, topping the money list with an incredible $27.6 million. The world No. 1 won 6 times, with 17 top-10s and 20 top-25s in 20 events. His average score of 67.4 over 84 rounds shows unmatched control and precision.

Conclusion

The 2025 PGA Tour season is all about a great mix of veteran skill and young talent. From Justin Rose’s steady game to Scheffler’s dominance, every golfer on this list proved that success comes from hard work, consistency, and accuracy. With huge earnings and unforgettable moments, this year’s leaderboard shows why the PGA Tour is still the ultimate challenge in golf.