Big money on the line at East Lake

After a long regular season and two FedEx Cup Playoffs events, we have finally arrived at Championship tournamentwhere the PGA Tour’s top 30 pros will compete for an almost unimaginable amount of money. Here’s everything you need to know about the 2024 FedEx Cup Playoff bonuses and payouts.

FedEx Cup Money Basics

Let’s start with the basics. The FedEx Cup is based on a season-long competition to earn points on the PGA Tour. After the regular season ended, the top 10 in the FedEx Cup standings received bonuses, with Scottie Scheffler earning $8 million for finishing at the top before the playoffs.

After the regular season, the top 70 in the FedEx Cup rankings advanced to the first of three FedEx Cup Playoff events, the FedEx St. Louis Championship. Jew. After that, the top 50 moved on to last week’s BMW Championship. After the last shot fell on the BMW, Top 30 in the FedEx Cup standings qualified for this week’s tournament championship.

Only after the tournament championship are the final rankings determined and the FedEx Cup’s big prizes paid out. This year, the tournament’s championship qualifiers will be played for more money than ever before: $100 million.

But that $100 million is not split equally between them. The winner will take home $25 million, which is $7 million more than Viktor Hovland won for winning the 2023 FedEx Cup. Meanwhile, 30th place will receive $550,000. Below is the full list of FedEx Cup bonuses.

FedEx Cup 2024 Bonuses: Prize money for every player

1) $25,000,000

2) $12,500,000

3) $7,500,000

4) 6,000,000 dollars

5) 5,000,000 dollars

6) $3,500,000

7) $2,750,000

8) $2,250,000

9) 2 000 000 dollars

10) $1,750,000

11) $1,075,000

12) $1,025,000

13) $975,000

14) $925,000

15) $885,000

16) $795,000

17) $775,000

18) $755,000

19) $735,000

20) $715,000

21) $670,000

22) $650,000

23) $630,000

24) $615,000

25) 600,000 dollars

26) $590,000

27) $580,000

28) $570,000

29) $560,000

30) $550,000

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