Are you working this weekend?
Viktor Hovland it is. Likewise, 71 of his colleagues.
But don’t feel bad for them. What they will lack in free time, they will more than make up for in profit. They are playing in Travelers Championshipthe final signature event of the 2026 PGA Tour season, with a total purse of $20 million.
There is no cut. The guy who finishes dead last will take home $36,000. The winner will walk away with 100 times more: $3.6 million goes to the champion.
Heading into Sunday’s final round, Hovland is in pole position at 20-under for the week, one stroke clear of world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler. Patrick Cantlay and Akshay Bhatia are tied for third, five off the pace.
Scheffler and Hovland will go into action together at 14:00 local time, when they will play in the final pairing. About five hours later, regardless of how they finish, they will receive a healthy payment for their efforts. The rest of the field won’t be deprived either, as you can see below, where we break down the entire bag for the 2026 Travelers Championship.
First: $3,600,000
Second: $2,160,000
Third: $1,360,000
4: $960,000
Fifth: $800,000
6: $720,000
7: $670,000
8: $620,000
9th: $580,000
10th: $540,000
11: $500,000
12: $460,000
13: $420,000
14: $380,000
15: $360,000
16: $340,000
17: $320,000
18: $300,000
19: $280,000
20: $260,000
21: $240,000
22: $223,000
23: $207,500
24: $190,000
25: $175,000
26: $159,000
27: $152,500
28: $146,000
29: $140,000
30: $134,000
31: $128,500
32: $122,500
33: $116,500
34: $111,000
35: $106,500
36: $101,500
37: $96,500
38: $92,500
39: $88,500
40th: $84,000
41: $80,000
42: $76,000
43: $72,000
44: $68,000
45: $64,000
46: $60,000
47: $56,000
48: $53,000
49: $50,000
50th: $49,000
51: $48,000
52: $47,000
53: $46,000
54: $46,000
55th: $45,500
56: $45,000
57: $44,500
58: $44,000
59: $43,500
60th: $43,000
61: $42,500
62: $42,000
63: $41,500
64: $41,000
65: $40,500
66: $40,000
67: $39,500
68: $39,000
69: $38,000
70th: $37,500
71: $37,000
72: $36,000
