Another PGA Tour season has come to a close. Here’s how the Tour Championship prize money and FedEx Cup bonus will be shared among the last 30 players standing…

With the PGA Tour now spreading the FedEx Cup’s $100 million prize pool, the last 30 players vying for the year-end title will have to settle for sharing a measly $40m between them come Sunday evening in Georgia.

With no starting strokes, as per years gone by, the Tour Championship becomes a regualar 72-hole shoot out, albeit with no cut for the slow starters to worry about.

The Tour Championship winner will not only be crowned the 2026 FedEx Cup champion, but they’ll bank a cool $10m, with $5m reserved for the runner-up and $3.7m for bronze. There will be seven-figure paydays down to eighth place, with the player propping up the leaderboard in 30th, still receiving a cheque worth $355,000.

And that man will be Scottie Scheffler, whose Sunday 66 saw him overtake 54-hole leader Viktor Hovland to win a second FedEx Cup title.

Aside from the mammoth bonuses, all 30 of the Tour Championship field will receive two two-year PGA Tour exemption, entry into the eight lucrative Signature events of 2027, and are guaranteed entry into next year’s Masters, US Open, and Open Championship.

2026 Tour Championship prize money breakdown

Here’s how the $40m Tour Championship prize money pot will be split this week…

POSITIONPLAYERSCOREEARNINGS1Scottie Scheffler-16$10,000,0002Viktor Hovland-13$5,000,0003Ryan Gerard-12$3,700,000T4Rory McIlroy-11$1,707,857T4Min Woo Lee-11$1,707,857T4Russell Henley-11$1,707,857T4Chris Gotterup-11$1,707,857T4Alex Fitzpatrick-11$1,707,857T4Jacob Bridgeman-11$1,707,857T4Ludvig Aaberg-11$1,707,857T11Cameron Young-10$660,000T11Tommy Fleetwood-10$660,000T11Adam Scott-10$660,000T14Xander Schauffele-9$536,250T14Collin Morikawa-9$536,250T14Tom Kim-9$536,250T14Si Woo Kim-9$536,250T18Justin Rose-7$460,000T18Sam Burns-7$460,000T18Akshay Bhatia-7$460,000T21Hideki Matsuyama-5$403,438T21Matthew Fitzpatrick-5$403,438T21Wyndham Clark-5$403,438T21Patrick Cantlay-5$403,43825Kristoffer Reitan-3$380,00026Ryan Fox-2$375,00027Alex Smalley-1$370,00028Robert MacIntyreE$365,00029Gary Woodland2$360,000WDJJ SpaunNA$355,000FedEx Cup winner’s bonus history Who will win the lion's share of the bumper Tour Championship prize money fund?

Here’s how the FedEx Cup winner’s bonus payment has changed since its inaugural edition.

YEARCHAMPIONWINNER’S BONUS2026Scottie Scheffler$10 million2025Tommy Fleetwood$10 million2024Scottie Scheffler$25 million2023Viktor Hovland$25 million2022Rory McIlroy$18 million2021Patrick Cantlay$18 million2020Dustin Johnson$15 million2019Rory McIlroy$15 million2018Tiger Woods$15 million2017Xander Schauffele$10 million2016Rory McIlroy$10 million2015Jordan Spieth$10 million2014Billy Horschel$10 million2013Henrik Stenson$10 million2012Brandt Snedeker$10 million2011Bill Haas$10 million2010Jim Furyk$10 million2009Tiger Woods$10 million2008Vijay Singh$10 million2007Tiger Woods$10 million