The 2025 PGA Tour FedEx Cup bonus pool purse is set for $100 million, with the winner’s share coming in at as much as $25,000,000 — not the standard payout according to the PGA Tour’s prize money distribution chart.
Going back to 2019 and the creation of the starting-strokes format in the Tour Championship, the payout of the FedEx Cup bonus pool was connected directly to the finish of the playoff finale and the three events preceding it. However, that has changed in 2025, along with the format of the Tour Championship.
Now, the Tour Championship is a stand-alone tournament for the top 30 players in the FedEx Cup standings after the BMW Championship. The tournament will effectively have a $40 million purse, which will be paid out to 30 players who qualify. The winner will get $10 million.
However, $43 million of the total pool will be paid out before the PGA Tour gets to East Lake in Atlanta. The top 10 players in standings at the end of the regular season will earn bonus money from a $20 million pool, including $10 million to the winner of the regular season (Scottie Scheffler). This money is separate from the Comcast Business Tour Top 10, which pays out a $40 million bonus pool this year to that same top 10. Presumably, at some point, these two pools will combine in some fashion, but not in 2025.
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Then, after the BMW Championship, all 30 players who qualify for the Tour Championship will be paid $22,930,000 in bonus money. The FedEx Cup points leader at that time will earn $5 million.
After the season ends at the Tour Championship, players who finish 31st through 150th in the points standings will earn a share of $17,080,000 million in bonus money that will be paid out as deferred compensation into their retirement fund.
The top 150 players in the final standings are paid part of the $100 million bonus pool, based on the points standings at the conclusion of the Tour Championship, played at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Ga. Where players finish when they’re knocked out of the season (either by not qualifying for the playoffs or in the playoffs themselves) is their finishing position.
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The first two FedEx Cup playoff events — the FedEx St. Jude Championship and the BMW Championship — each have $20 million purses.
2025 FedEx Cup bonus pool, purse, winner’s share, prize money payout
FedEx Cup bonus money, Comcast Business Top 10 after the Wyndham Championship
RANK
PLAYER
CBT10
FEC
TOTAL
1
Scottie Scheffler
$8,000,000
$10,000,000
$18,000,000
2
Rory McIlroy
$6,000,000
$4,000,000
$10,000,000
3
Sepp Straka
$4,800,000
$1,200,000
$6,000,000
4
Russell Henley
$4,400,000
$1,000,000
$5,400,000
5
Justin Thomas
$4,000,000
$800,000
$4,800,000
6
Ben Griffin
$3,400,000
$700,000
$4,100,000
7
Harris English
$2,800,000
$650,000
$3,450,000
8
J.J. Spaun
$2,400,000
$600,000
$3,000,000
9
Tommy Fleetwood
$2,200,000
$550,000
$2,750,000
10
Keegan Bradley
$2,000,000
$500,000
$2,500,000
FedEx Cup bonus money after the BMW Championship
POSITION
PLAYER
MONEY
1
Scottie Scheffler
$5,000,000
2
Rory McIlroy
$3,500,000
3
J.J. Spaun
$2,595,000
4
Justin Rose
$1,800,000
5
Tommy Fleetwood
$1,450,000
6
Ben Griffin
$900,000
7
Russell Henley
$700,000
8
Sepp Straka
$585,000
9
Robert MacIntyre
$550,000
10
Maverick McNealy
$515,000
11
Harris English
$380,000
12
Justin Thomas
$365,000
13
Cameron Young
$350,000
14
Ludvig Åberg
$335,000
15
Andrew Novak
$325,000
16
Keegan Bradley
$290,000
17
Sam Burns
$285,000
18
Brian Harman
$280,000
19
Corey Conners
$275,000
20
Patrick Cantlay
$270,000
21
Collin Morikawa
$240,000
22
Viktor Hovland
$235,000
23
Hideki Matsuyama
$230,000
24
Shane Lowry
$225,000
25
Nick Taylor
$220,000
26
Harry Hall
$215,000
27
Jacob Bridgeman
$210,000
28
Sungjae Im
$205,000
29
Chris Gotterup
$200,000
30
Akshay Bhatia
$195,000
Tour Championship purse
POSITION
MONEY
1
$10,000,000
2
$5,000,000
3
$3,705,000
4
$3,200,000
5
$2,750,000
6
$1,900,000
7
$1,400,000
8
$1,065,000
9
$900,000
10
$735,000
11
$695,000
12
$660,000
13
$625,000
14
$590,000
15
$560,000
16
$505,000
17
$490,000
18
$475,000
19
$460,000
20
$445,000
21
$430,000
22
$415,000
23
$400,000
24
$390,000
25
$380,000
26
$375,000
27
$370,000
28
$365,000
29
$360,000
30
$355,000
FedEx Cup bonus money for Nos. 31 and beyond
POSITION
PLAYER
MONEY
31
Michael Kim
$250,000
32
Rickie Fowler
$236,000
33
Taylor Pendrith
$228,000
34
Matt Fitzpatrick
$221,000
35
Kurt Kitayama
$214,000
36
Lucas Glover
$211,000
37
Si Woo Kim
$209,000
38
Sam Stevens
$208,000
39
Ryan Gerard
$207,000
40
Denny McCarthy
$206,000
41
Jason Day
$205,000
42
Xander Schauffele
$204,000
43
Ryan Fox
$203,000
44
Thomas Detry
$202,000
45
Daniel Berger
$201,000
46
Brian Campbell
$200,000
47
Bud Cauley
$199,000
48
Tom Hoge
$198,000
49
J.T. Poston
$197,000
50
Jhonattan Vegas
$196,000
51
Chris Kirk
$195,000
52
Aldrich Potgieter
$194,000
53
Aaron Rai
$193,000
54
Jordan Spieth
$192,000
55
Jake Knapp
$191,000
56
Wyndham Clark
$190,000
57
Min Woo Lee
$189,000
58
Max Greyserman
$188,000
59
Joe Highsmith
$187,000
60
Stephan Jaeger
$186,000
61
Davis Riley
$185,000
62
Nico Echavarria
$185,000
63
Kevin Yu
$185,000
64
Patrick Rodgers
$185,000
65
Mackenzie Hughes
$185,000
66
Tony Finau
$175,000
67
Matti Schmid
$175,000
68
Emiliano Grillo
$175,000
69
Cam Davis
$175,000
70
Erik van Rooyen
$175,000
71
Davis Thompson
$140,000
72
Gary Woodland
$140,000
73
Nicolai Højgaard
$140,000
74
Byeong Hun An
$140,000
75
Keith Mitchell
$140,000
76
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
$140,000
77
Mark Hubbard
$140,000
78
Kevin Roy
$140,000
79
Alex Smalley
$140,000
80
Eric Cole
$140,000
81
William Mouw
$140,000
82
Matt McCarty
$140,000
83
Karl Vilips
$140,000
84
Ryo Hisatsune
$140,000
85
Rasmus Højgaard
$140,000
86
Mac Meissner
$130,000
87
Sami Valimaki
$130,000
88
Michael Thorbjornsen
$130,000
89
Beau Hossler
$130,000
90
Adam Scott
$130,000
91
David Lipsky
$130,000
92
Matt Wallace
$130,000
93
Joel Dahmen
$130,000
94
Tom Kim
$130,000
95
Patrick Fishburn
$130,000
96
Andrew Putnam
$130,000
97
Max McGreevy
$130,000
98
Danny Walker
$130,000
99
Garrick Higgo
$130,000
100
Taylor Moore
$130,000
101
Vince Whaley
$120,000
102
Billy Horschel
$120,000
103
Lee Hodges
$120,000
104
Isaiah Salinda
$120,000
105
Alex Noren
$120,000
106
Rico Hoey
$120,000
107
Austin Eckroat
$120,000
108
Sam Ryder
$120,000
109
Victor Perez
$120,000
110
Jesper Svensson
$120,000
111
Max Homa
$120,000
112
Harry Higgs
$120,000
113
Chan Kim
$120,000
114
Alejandro Tosti
$120,000
115
Henrik Norlander
$120,000
116
Ricky Castillo
$120,000
117
Jackson Suber
$120,000
118
Chad Ramey
$120,000
119
Justin Lower
$120,000
120
Thorbjørn Olesen
$120,000
121
Kris Ventura
$120,000
122
Hayden Springer
$120,000
123
Zach Johnson
$120,000
124
Chandler Phillips
$120,000
125
Paul Peterson
$120,000
126
Doug Ghim
$85,000
127
Matt Kuchar
$85,000
128
Carson Young
$85,000
129
Brandt Snedeker
$85,000
130
Seamus Power
$85,000
131
Jeremy Paul
$85,000
132
Cameron Champ
$85,000
133
Adam Schenk
$85,000
134
Takumi Kanaya
$85,000
135
Nick Dunlap
$85,000
136
Adam Hadwin
$85,000
137
David Skinns
$85,000
138
Will Zalatoris
$85,000
139
Pierceson Coody
$85,000
140
Steven Fisk
$85,000
141
Will Gordon
$85,000
142
Lanto Griffin
$85,000
143
Charley Hoffman
$85,000
144
Noah Goodwin
$85,000
145
Quade Cummins
$85,000
146
Nate Lashley
$85,000
147
Sahith Theegala
$85,000
148
Antoine Rozner
$85,000
149
Thriston Lawrence
$85,000
150
Matteo Manassero
$85,000
