Michael Brennan has claimed the third PGA Tour title of his fledgling career at the 2026 Baycurrent Classic in Japan.
The American carded a final-round 68 (-3) at Yokohama Country Club to triumph by a stroke, holding off Keith Mitchell and Jacob Bridgeman by the narrowest of margins in just his 33rd tour start.
Xander Schauffele, Brian Harman and Ryan Gerard were also in the group that finished T4th as a bunched leaderboard tried to deny Brennan.
Yet, the 24-year-old stood strong and backed up rounds of 68-67-65 to secure the title.
He’s now won the Baycurrent Classic and Wyndham Championship in 2026, adding on to his maiden PGA Tour title at the 2025 Bank of Utah Championship. In all three, he held the 54-hole lead and went on to convert.
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Brennan’s latest achievement secures him one of his biggest-ever pay checks, too.
The most lucrative FedExCup Fall tournament offers up a total prize purse of $8 million, with Brennan collecting almost $1.5 million before various factors reduce how much he really earns.
He also bagged another 500 FedExCup points to strengthen his position inside the top-50, too.
For everyone else, the rewards aren’t quite as heavy but they’re still very much worthwhile. Below is the full prize money breakdown for each player and position at the 2026 Baycurrent Classic.
Baycurrent Classic Prize Money Breakdown
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Position
Player
Prize Money
1st (-16)
Michael Brennan
$1,440,000
T2nd (-15)
Keith Mitchell
$704,000
T2nd (-15)
Jacob Bridgeman
$704,000
T4th (-13)
Brian Harman
$301,600
T4th (-13)
Xander Schauffele
$301,600
T4th (-13)
Stephan Jaeger
$301,600
T4th (-13)
Ryan Gerard
$301,600
T4th (-13)
Jordan Smith
$301,600
T9th (-12)
Ren Yonezawa
$208,000
T9th (-12)
Min Woo Lee
$208,000
T9th (-12)
Sungjae Im
$208,000
T9th (-12)
Zach Bauchou
$208,000
T13th (-11)
Kevin Roy
$156,800
T13th (-11)
Jordan Spieth
$156,800
T13th (-11)
Max Homa
$156,800
T13th (-11)
Adam Scott
$156,800
T17th (-10)
Doug Ghim
$116,000
T17th (-10)
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
$116,000
T17th (-10)
Ben Kohles
$116,000
T17th (-10)
Michael Kim
$116,000
T21st (-9)
Billy Horschel
$92,600
T21st (-9)
Hideki Matsuyama
$92,600
T23rd (-8)
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
$68,667
T23rd (-8)
John Parry
$68,667
T23rd (-8)
Takumi Kanaya
$68,667
T23rd (-8)
Kosuke Sunagawa
$68,667
T23rd (-8)
Mac Meissner
$68,667
T23rd (-8)
Justin Thomas
$68,667
T29th (-7)
Denny McCarthy
$52,500
T29th (-7)
Patrick Rodgers
$52,500
T29th (-7)
Ricky Castillo
$52,500
T29th (-7)
Tomohiro Ishizaka
$52,500
T33rd (-6)
Yusaku Hosono
$39,850
T33rd (-6)
Collin Morikawa
$39,850
T33rd (-6)
Nico Echavarria
$39,850
T33rd (-6)
Andrew Putnam
$39,850
T33rd (-6)
Lee Hodges
$39,850
T33rd (-6)
Michael Thorbjornsen
$39,850
T33rd (-6)
Johnny Keefer
$39,850
T33rd (-6)
Yoshinori Fujimoto
$39,850
T41st (-5)
Kristoffer Ventura
$25,773
T41st (-5)
Taylor Moore
$25,773
T41st (-5)
Jackson Suber
$25,773
T41st (-5)
Nick Taylor
$25,773
T41st (-5)
Keegan Bradley
$25,773
T41st (-5)
Tony Finau
$25,773
T41st (-5)
Beau Hossler
$25,773
T41st (-5)
Ryo Hisatsune
$25,773
T41st (-5)
Jinichiro Kozuma
$25,773
T50th (-4)
Matt Wallace
$19,000
T50th (-4)
Pierceson Coody
$19,000
T50th (-4)
Keita Nakajima
$19,000
T50th (-4)
Matt McCarty
$19,000
T54th (-3)
David Lipsky
$18,000
T54th (-3)
Chandler Phillips
$18,000
T54th (-3)
Davis Thompson
$18,000
T54th (-3)
Taylor Pendrith
$18,000
T54th (-3)
Aguri Iwasaki
$18,000
T59th (-2)
Kevin Yu
$17,300
T59th (-2)
Maverick McNealy
$17,300
T61st (-1)
Max Greyserman
$16,900
T61st (-1)
Kurt Kitayama
$16,900
T63rd (+1)
Wyndham Clark
$16,500
T63rd (+1)
Alex Smalley
$16,500
65th (+2)
Sang-hee Lee
$16,200
T66th (+3)
Hiroshi Iwata
$15,900
T66th (+3)
Steven Fisk
$15,900
68th (+5)
Sahith Theegala
$15,600
69th (+6)
Koshin Nagasaki (a)
$15,200
70th (+7)
Tom Hoge
$15,000
71st (+9)
Rickie Fowler
$14,800
72nd (+11)
Aldrich Potgieter
$14,400