Yes, there is still one event left in the FedEx Cup Playoffs. But yes, the FedEx Cup bonuses are getting dished out now.
With Wyndham Clark winning the BMW Championship on Sunday, it finalized the season-long race for the FedEx Cup bonuses (a rule change from a couple of years ago).
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Over $100 million is distributed with these bonuses, although the largest one, for first place, was decided last week. When Scottie Scheffler cruised to a victory at the FedEx St. Jude Championship in the playoff opener, he locked up the $23 million — yes, you read that right — bonus already.
But there was still lots to sort. And now, after the BMW, that’s been properly sorted. You can see the complete FedEx Cup bonuses for the top 125 players below. (Note: Some of the FedEx Cup bonus money is deferred.)
All that’s left now is next week’s Tour Championship at East Lake, where there’s another $40 million up for grabs, including $10 million to the winner.
2026 FedEx Cup payouts, total bonuses (up front/deferred)
1: $22 million/$1 million – Scottie Scheffler
2: $12 million/$1 million – Matt Fitzpatrick
3: $7 million/$1 million – Wyndham Clark
4: $5.5 million/$1 million – Cameron Young
5: $4.4 million/$1 million – Si Woo Kim
6: $3.4 million/$900,000 – Chris Gotterup
7: $2.5 million/$800,000 – Collin Morikawa
8: $1.7 million/$700,000 – Sam Burns
9: $1.05 million/$600,000 – Tommy Fleetwood
10: $760,000/$550,000 – Ludvig Aberg
11: $485,000/$500,000 – Rory McIlroy
12: $410,000/$475,000 – Xander Schauffele
13: $360,000/$450,000 – Jacob Bridgeman
14: $320,000/$435,000 – Russell Henley
15: $290,000/$420,000 – Akshay Bhatia
16: $285,000/$405,000 – Hideki Matsuyama
17: $280,000/$390,000 – Ryan Gerard
18: $275,000/$375,000 – Gary Woodland
19: $270,000/$360,000 – Patrick Cantlay
20: $265,000/$345,000 – Kristoffer Reitan
21: $260,000/$330,000 – Min Woo Lee
22: $255,000/$320,000 – J.J. Spaun
23: $250,000/$310,000 – Alex Smalley
24: $245,000/$300,000 – Alex Fitzpatrick
25: $240,000/$290,000 – Robert MacIntyre
26: $235,000/$280,000 – Viktor Hovland
27: $230,000/$270,000 – Justin Rose
28: $225,000/$260,000 – Adam Scott
29: $220,000/$250,000 – Tom Kim
30: $215,000/$245,000 – Ryan Fox
31: $75,000/$244,000 – Kurt Kitayama
32: $75,000/$243,000 – J.T. Poston
33: $75,000/$242,000 – Rickie Fowler
34: $75,000/$241,000 – Bud Cauley
35: $75,000/$240,000 – Nicolai Hojgaard
36: $75,000/$239,000 – Alex Noren
37: $75,000/$238,000 – Sungjae Im
38: $75,000/$237,000 – Jake Knapp
39: $75,000/$236,000 – Aaron Rai
40: $75,000/$235,000 – Sepp Straka
41: $50,000/$234,000 – Ben Griffin
42: $50,000/$233,000 – Maverick McNealy
43: $50,000/$232,000 – Justin Thomas
44: $50,000/$231,000 – Michael Thorbjornsen
45: $50,000/$230,000 – Nico Echavarria
46: $50,000/$229,000 – Michael Brennan
47: $50,000/$228,000 – Ryo Hisatune
48: $50,000/$227,000 – Sahith Theegala
49: $50,000/$226,000 – Eric Cole
50: $50,000/$225,000 – Matt McCarty
51: $195,000 – Keith Michell
52: $195,000 – Jordan Spieth
53: $195,000 – Max Homa
54: $195,000 – Harris English
55: $195,000 – Pierceson Coody
56: $185,000 – Harry Hall
57: $185,000 – Sam Stevens
58: $185,000 – Sudarshan Yellamaraju
59: $185,000 – Corey Conners
60: $185,000 – Daniel Berger
61: $180,000 – Michael Kim
62: $180,000 – Shane Lowry
63: $180,000 – Nick Taylor
64: $180,000 – Patrick Rodgers
65: $180,000 – Brian Harman
66: $175,000 – Jordan Spieth
67: $175,000 – Jackson Koivun
68: $175,000 – Aldrich Potgieter
69: $175,000 – Ricky Castillo
70: $175,000 – Matti Schmid
71: $145,000 – Steven Fisk
72: $145,000 – Beau Hossler
73: $145,000 – Matt Wallace
74: $145,000 – Keegan Bradley
75: $145,000 – Mac Meissner
76: $145,000 – Andrew Putnam
77: $145,000 – Davis Thompson
78: $145,000 – Johnny Keefer
79: $145,000 – Jackson Suber
80: $145,000 – Austin Smotherman
81: $145,000 – Tom Hoge
82: $145,000 – Jason Day
83: $145,000 – Stephan Jaeger
84: $145,000 – Andrew Novak
85: $145,000 – David Lipsky
86: $140,000 – Denny McCarthy
87: $140,000 – Brandt Snedeker
88: $140,000 – Zach Bauchou
89: $140,000 – Taylor Pendrith
90: $140,000 – Kevin Roy
91: $140,000 – Chandler Phillips
92: $140,000 – Kevin Yu
93: $140,000 – Doug Ghim
94: $140,000 – Brooks Koepka
95: $140,000 – John Parry
96: $140,000 – Ben Kohles
97: $140,000 – Christiaan Bezuidenhout
98: $140,000 – Tony Finau
99: $140,000 – Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
100: $140,000 – Billy Horschel
101: $100,000 – Lucas Glover
102: $100,000 – Taylor Moore
103: $100,000 – Max Greyserman
104: $100,000 – Kristoffer Ventura
105: $100,000 – A.J. Ewart
106: $100,000 – Lee Hodges
107: $100,000 – Rasmus Hojgaard
108: $100,000 – Ben James
109: $100,000 – Emiliano Grillo
110: $100,000 – Chandler Blanchet
111: $100,000 – Davis Riley
112: $100,000 – Marco Penge
113: $100,000 – Rico Hoey
114: $100,000 – Seamus Power
115: $100,000 – Keita Nakajima
116: $100,000 – William Mouw
117: $100,000 – Zecheng Dou
118: $100,000 – Mackenzie Hughes
119: $100,000 – Mark Hubbard
120: $100,000 – Austin Eckroat
121: $100,000 – Joel Dahmen
122: $100,000 – Zac Blair
123: $100,000 – Max McGreevy
124: $100,000 – Adrien Dumont de Chassart
125: $100,000 – Jasper Svensson
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