The 2024 PGA Tour season concludes this week with the Tour Championship at East Lake, and the finale is also a big-money week for the 30 Tour pros who made it to the final round of the playoffs, with an incredible $100 million in prize money up for grabs.
This week’s winner will receive a $25 million bonus, up $7 million from Viktor Hovland’s first prize money at the event in 2023. Second place this week brings $12.5 million and third $7.5 million. Scottie Scheffler entered the event as the betting favorite, which is not surprising since he also started at 10 under par, giving him a two-shot lead as the highest-ranked player in the standings. Xander Schauffele, second in the standings, started at 8 under par, while third-place finisher Hideki Matsuyama started at 7 under par. Players ranked 26th through 30th began the event at even par. The Tour Championship has used this staggered entry format since 2019, when the winner received $15 million.
Every player who finishes in the top 12 this week will earn at least $1 million, with last place earning $550,000.
Despite the staggered start, East Lake usually gives players room to maneuver as the course is traditionally low-scoring, but this year it could play very differently thanks to a major redesign.
Here are the final payouts for the $100 million 2024 Tour Championship
Profit: $25 million
2.: 12.5 million dollars
3.: 7.5 million dollars
4.: 6 million dollars
5.: 5 million dollars
6.: $3.5 million
7.: $2.75 million
8.: $2.25 million
9.: 2 million dollars
10th place: $1.75 million
11th: 1.075 million US dollars
12th: 1.025 million US dollars
13th: 975,000 USD
14th: 925,000 USD
15th: 885,000 USD
16th: 795,000 USD
17th place: 775,000 USD
18th: 755,000 USD
19th place: 735,000 USD
20th place: 715,000 USD
21st: 670,000 USD
22.: 650,000 USD
23.: 630,000 USD
24.: 615,000 USD
25th: 600,000 USD
26.: 590,000 USD
27th: 580,000 USD
28th place: 570,000 USD
29.: 560,000 USD
30th place: 550,000 USD
