2021 FedEx Cup purse, payout: 15M prize money among 30 players from $46M pool

FedEx Cup 2021 purse, payout: Tour Championship 15M prize money among 30 players from $46M Massive Playoff pool.






Playoff golf paid off this week for the top 30 golfers in the FedEx Cup standings.


 Patrick Cantlay has been on absolute fire in recent weeks. And he's the FedEx Cup champion because of it.

 Cantlay, won the Tour Championship on Sunday, shooting a one-under 69 to finish 21 under for the tournament, a solitary stroke ahead of Jon Rahm. Kevin Na (-16), Justin Thomas (-15), Xander Schauffele (-14) and Viktor Hovland (-14) rounded out the top five.







PGA Tour Championship purse, payouts for Top 30 golfers: How much prize money does the FedEx Cup winner make in 2021?




 The 2021 Tour Championship concluded Sunday with Patrick Cantlay finished one shot ahead of Jon Rahm to win the FedEx Cup Playoffs and capture the $15 million grand prize.



 Add it all up, and FedEx is giving out $60 million in bonus funds to the best players in the world.


 Here's a breakdown of the prize money payouts for the top 30 golfers at the end of the Tour Championship. When Cantlay and Rahm were competing on the 72nd hole Sunday, there was a $10 million differential hanging on every shot they took.






1st: $15 million - Patrick Cantlay

2nd: $5 million - Jon Rahm

3rd: $4 million - Kevin Na

4th: $3 million - Justin Thomas

T-5: $2.5 million ($2.2 million each) - Viktor Hovland, Xander Schauffele

7th: $1.3 million - Bryson DeChambeau

8th: $1.1 million - Dustin Johnson

T-9: $950,000 ($890,000 each) - Abraham Ancer, Billy Horschel

T-11: $750,000 ($705,000 each) - Daniel Berger, Tony Finau, Jason Kokrak

T-14: $620,000 ($583,750 each) - Rory McIlroy, Sergio Garcia, Louis Oosthuizen, Cameron Smith

T-18: $535,000 ($527,500 each) - Sam Burns, Harris English

T-20: $505,000 ($497,500 each) - Jordan Spieth, Sungjae Im

T-22: $478,000 ($466,667 each) - Erik van Rooyen, Corey Conners, Scottie Scheffler

25th: $445,000 -Patrick Reed

T-26: $435,000 ($425,000 each) - Stewart Cink, Collin Morikawa, Hideki Matsuyama

29th: $405,000 - Joaquin Niemann

30th (WD): $395,000 - Brooks Koepka





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