2026 Masters prize money for the top 30 finishers at Augusta

The Masters Tournament 2026 gave fans an exciting finish at Augusta National Golf Club. The final round had everything: pressure at the top, plenty of birdies, and a lot of money at stake.

The total prize money reached $22.5 million, making it one of the richest events in golf. The winner took home $4.5 million, which matches some of the biggest payouts on the PGA Tour. Every player had something to fight for, as even a small move on Sunday could lead to a big jump in earnings.

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The battle between Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young set the tone early. At the same time, players like Scottie Scheffler stayed close and kept the pressure on until the very end.

Here’s a full breakdown of the top 30 finishers, including their scores and earnings.

T24. Shane Lowry

Score: -2
Earnings: $178,071

Shane Lowry stayed steady through the week. He kept mistakes low and closed at two under. That effort placed him in a tie for 24th. The payout reflects a solid but quiet performance.

T24. Brian Campbell

Score: -2
Earnings: $178,071

Brian Campbell matched the same score. He showed good control on Sunday. His finish adds a decent check to his season earnings.

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T24. Michael Brennan

Score: -2
Earnings: $178,071

Michael Brennan held his ground in a tough field. A two under finish kept him inside the top 30. The payout rewards his consistency.

T24. Chris Gotterup

Score: -2
Earnings: $178,071

Chris Gotterup showed flashes during the week. He could not push higher on Sunday. Still, a tie for 24th is a strong result.

T24. Sam Stevens

Score: -2
Earnings: $178,071

Sam Stevens stayed patient across all four rounds. His even play kept him in the mix. The final score placed him in a crowded tie.

T24. Adam Scott

Score: -2
Earnings: $178,071

Adam Scott once again showed his experience at Augusta. He did not make a late push. Yet his steady golf earned him a top-30 spot.

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T24. Matt McCarty

Score: -2
Earnings: $178,071

Matt McCarty rounded out the group at this position. He played clean golf but lacked a big run. The tie still brought a solid payout.

T21. Wyndham Clark

Score: -3
Earnings: $252,000

Wyndham Clark finished one shot better than the group behind him. He showed control but missed key chances to climb higher.

T21. Ludvig Aberg

Score: -3
Earnings: $252,000

Ludvig Aberg continues to impress in big events. His three under total placed him just outside the top 20.

T21. Keegan Bradley

Score: -3
Earnings: $252,000

Keegan Bradley kept things steady all week. He avoided big mistakes. That approach helped him secure this finish.

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T18. Matt Fitzpatrick

Score: -4
Earnings: $315,000

Matt Fitzpatrick showed solid control with his irons. He stayed close but could not break into the top 15.

T18. Maverick McNealy

Score: -4
Earnings: $315,000

Maverick McNealy played one of his better rounds on the weekend. That helped him move into a tie for 18th.

T18. Viktor Hovland

Score: -4
Earnings: $315,000

Viktor Hovland had moments of strong play. However, inconsistency kept him from going higher.

T12. Jason Day

Score: -5
Earnings: $427,500

Jason Day showed flashes of his best golf. He stayed in the mix but could not close the gap.

T12. Patrick Cantlay

Score: -5
Earnings: $427,500

Patrick Cantlay delivered a steady performance. He kept a calm approach throughout the week.

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T12. Patrick Reed

Score: -5
Earnings: $427,500

Patrick Reed handled Augusta well again. His short game helped him stay under par.

T12. Brooks Koepka

Score: -5
Earnings: $427,500

Brooks Koepka showed his major experience. Still, he could not find a late charge.

T12. Hideki Matsuyama

Score: -5
Earnings: $427,500

Hideki Matsuyama played steady golf all week. His consistency kept him in this tie.

T12. Jordan Spieth

Score: -5
Earnings: $427,500

Jordan Spieth had moments of brilliance. A few missed chances cost him a higher finish.

11. Jake Knapp

Score: -7
Earnings: $562,500

Jake Knapp stood alone in 11th place. He played strong golf across all four rounds. His score shows solid control.

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T9. Xander Schauffele

Score: -8
Earnings: $630,000

Xander Schauffele stayed near the top throughout the event. He just missed out on a higher finish.

T9. Max Homa

Score: -8
Earnings: $630,000

Max Homa had a strong week at Augusta. He kept his card clean and stayed aggressive.

T7. Sam Burns

Score: -9
Earnings: $725,625

Sam Burns played some of the best golf on the weekend. His score pushed him into the top 10.

T7. Collin Morikawa

Score: -9
Earnings: $725,625

Collin Morikawa showed sharp iron play as always. He stayed in the hunt but fell just short.

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T3. Cameron Young

Score: -10
Earnings: $1,080,000

Cameron Young entered Sunday tied for the lead. He fought hard but could not pull ahead. Still, this finish brings a big payout.

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T3. Justin Rose

Score: -10
Earnings: $1,080,000

Justin Rose once again came close at Augusta. He played strong but fell just short of the win.

T3. Russell Henley

Score: -10
Earnings: $1,080,000

Russell Henley delivered a steady performance. His consistent play earned him a share of third.

T3. Tyrrell Hatton

Score: -10
Earnings: $1,080,000

Tyrrell Hatton stayed aggressive all week. That approach paid off with a strong finish.

2. Scottie Scheffler

Score: -11
Earnings: $2,430,000

Scottie Scheffler pushed hard till the final holes. He came up just one shot short. His runner up finish still earned a huge prize.

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1. Rory McIlroy

Score: -12
Earnings: $4,500,000

Rory McIlroy delivered when it mattered most. He held his nerve on Sunday. That final round secured his second straight Masters title and another major win. The reward was the biggest check of the week.

Conclusion

The 2026 Masters showed how tight golf can be at the top level. A single shot made a big difference in both rank and earnings. Players across the top 30 walked away with strong payouts. Still, all eyes were on Rory McIlroy as he claimed the title and the biggest prize.