PGA Tour: Tournament Prize Money Payout List For 2025

PGA TOUR Commissioner Jay Monahan poses with Scottie Scheffler with the FedExCup Trophy after Scheffler won the final round of the Tour Championship golf tournament, Sunday, Sept. 1, 2024, in Atlanta.
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PGA Tour golfers will be making a lot of money during the 2025 season, and it won’t just be the top-tier players. (Here are all the PGA Tour winners from the 2025 season.)

There’s a great deal of parity on the PGA Tour, which makes golf betting both fun and difficult every week.

What’s the Total PGA Payout & Prize Money This Year?

There will be over $400 million in prize money and payouts for grabs during the 2025 PGA regular season, as well as the three playoff events.

All PGA Tour signature events will have $20 million purses.

Below is a running list of the winnerโ€™s share and purse breakdown for every tournament on the 2025 schedule and an updated PGA Tour money list.

PGA Tour Money List 2025

RankPlayerEarnings
1Hideki Matsuyama$3,600,000
2Collin Morikawa$2,160,000
3Nick Taylor$1,623,000
4Sungjae Im$1,360,000
5Nico Echavarria$1,066,300
6Jhonattan Vegas$975,000
7Thomas Detry$764,554
8Harry Hall$745,025
T-9Corey Conners$744,167
T-9Ludvig Aberg$744,167

Sony Open in Hawaii Payout & Purse

  • Winner & Payout: Nick Taylor, $1,566,000
  • Purse: $8.7 million
  • Full list of payouts: Sony Open in Hawaii payouts
  • Tournament date: January 9-12

Nick Taylor won for the fifth time on the PGA Tour in a playoff over Nico Echavarria. It was a thrilling final round, including Taylor chipping in for an eagle on the 18th hole in regulation to get into the playoff.

The Sentry Payout & Purse

  • Winner & Payout: Hideki Matsuyama, $3.6 million
  • Purse: $20 million
  • Full list of payouts: The Sentry payouts
  • Tournament date: January 2-5

Matsuyama set a PGA Tour scoring record for a 72-hole event. He finished at 35-under, which gave him a three-shot win over Collin Morikawa. He shot 65 for three days and then shot a 62 on Saturday.

Last Season: PGA Tour Money List 2024

RankGolferEarnings
1Scottie Scheffler$29,228,356
2Xander Schauffele$18,355,910
3Hideki Matsuyama$11,237,611
4Wyndham Clark$10,901,416
5Rory McIlroy$10,893,790
6Ludvig Aberg$8,225,523
7Collin Morikawa$8,365,977
8Sahith Theegala$8,281,285
9Keegan Bradley$6,879,455
10Patrick Cantlay$6,279,965

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Jason Sobel is a Brand Ambassador for BetMGM. He joins after six years with Action Network. Prior to Action, Jason spent a total of 17 years in two stints at ESPN (1997-2011; 2015-18) and four years at Golf Channel (2011-15). He also currently works as a host for "Hitting the Green" on SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio and contributes to the channel's on-site coverage during major championships. He's won four Sports Emmy awards, more than a dozen Golf Writers Association of America accolades and has earned an honorable mention in the Best of American Sportswriting series.

Jason Sobel is a Brand Ambassador for BetMGM. He joins after six years with Action Network. Prior to Action, Jason spent a total of 17 years in two stints at ESPN (1997-2011; 2015-18) and four years at Golf Channel (2011-15). He also currently works as a host for "Hitting the Green" on SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio and contributes to the channel's on-site coverage during major championships. He's won four Sports Emmy awards, more than a dozen Golf Writers Association of America accolades and has earned an honorable mention in the Best of American Sportswriting series.