Tournament Prize Fund and Distributions: Remuneration Details for Tommy Fleetwood and participants of the 2025 FedEx Cup Playoffs
Tommy Fleetwood Wins Inaugural Victory at the Tour Championship
Tommy Fleetwood made history at the Tour Championship, securing his first career win on the PGA Tour. The event, which served as the season finale, took place at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia, with FedEx as the overall sponsor.
The victory not only marked a personal milestone for Fleetwood but also earned him a substantial $10 million prize. The Tour Championship offered a total purse of $40 million, a significant increase from previous years.
The competition was fierce, with several players clearing seven figures. However, it was Fleetwood who emerged victorious, despite a setback at a prior playoff event two weeks earlier where he lost the lead.
The podium finishers were not far behind. Russell Henley, Patrick Cantlay, and Fleetwood (who also finished second) shared the second-place purse of $5,000,000.
The distribution of FedEx Cup money was not limited to the Tour Championship. It was doled out at various checkpoints throughout the last month, but the specific amounts given to players at the Wyndham Championship and BMW Championship were not mentioned.
The top half of the 30-man field at the Tour Championship also reaped rewards, with each player clearing $500,000. Some notable names finishing inside the top half included Chris Gotterup and Ben Griffin, who finished in 10th place, each receiving $715,000.
Justin Thomas, Sam Burns, and Keegan Bradley finished in 7th place, each earning $1,400,000. Meanwhile, Collin Morikawa and Nick Taylor finished in 19th place, each receiving $452,500.
The top three finishers, apart from Fleetwood, were Corey Conners, Scottie Scheffler, and Cameron Young, who finished in 4th place, each receiving $3,200,000.
Several other players had impressive performances. Hideki Matsuyama and Sepp Straka finished in 29th and 30th place, respectively, earning $360,000 and $355,000, respectively. Viktor Hovland finished in 12th place, receiving $660,000. Harry Hall and Robert MacIntyre finished in 17th place, each receiving $482,500. Sungjae Im and Jacob Bridgeman finished in 27th place, each receiving $368,500.
The total amount of money distributed throughout the 2025 PGA Tour season is not specified in the provided paragraph. Regardless, the Tour Championship proved to be a thrilling and financially rewarding event for the participating players.
