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This is how a lot each participant made

The primary leg of the 2025 FedEx Cup Playoffs noticed Tommy Fleetwood as soon as once more put himself in place to win his first PGA Tour title.

The Englishman performed flawless golf by way of 36 holes and entered Sunday’s remaining spherical at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tenn., with a one-shot lead over Justin Rose and a two-shot edge over Scottie Scheffler.

“I simply suppose I might method relatively be there and fail than not be there in any respect,” Fleetwood mentioned after the third spherical of giving himself one other likelihood at a win. “So both method, like, it’s an excellent factor. Yeah, it hurts when it doesn’t occur for you … Clearly, it’s not my favourite time, like strolling off the 18th at that time. However I observe so exhausting at my sport, and I work so exhausting and I take pleasure in being out right here for days like this, Sunday going tomorrow. All of the instances once you’re in fortieth place going into Sunday, thirtieth, twentieth, you may need a terrific day and also you may really feel good, however it’s simply not the identical as being in rivalry.

“As I say, I simply look ahead to the alternatives and proceed to present myself an opportunity, chasing my goals, and whether or not they occur or not tomorrow or the subsequent week or the week after, that’s one other story. However I’m wanting ahead to it nonetheless.”

Fleetwood performed scratchy golf early and misplaced the result in J.J. Spaun and Scheffler as he made the flip. However Fleetwood canned a 33-foot birdie putt on the twelfth gap to tug even with Spaun and Scheffler. He adopted that with one other birdie at 13 to retake sole possession of the lead with 5 holes to play.

Nevertheless it was as soon as once more to not be Fleetwood’s day.

Spaun caught Fleetwood with a birdie on 17 whereas Rose poured in 4 birdies in a row to tie the 2 at 16 underneath. A sloppy bogey on 17 put Fleetwood one shot behind Rose and Spaun heading to 18.

Each Rose and Fleetwood made par on the 18th, which ended Fleetwood’s event and despatched Rose to a sudden-death playoff in opposition to Spaun.

Beneath is a breakdown of what everybody within the subject earned this week in Memphis. The event has a $20 million purse with $3.6 million going to the winner.

What each participant made on the 2025 FedEx St. Jude Championship

Payouts shall be up to date after the event concludes

Win: $3.6 million

2: $2.16 million

T3. Tommy Fleetwood, $1.16 million
Scottie Scheffler, $1.16 million

5. Cameron Younger, $800,000

T6. Rickie Fowler, $670,000
Akshay Bhatia, $670,000
Andrew Novak, $670,000

T9. Ludvig Åberg, $500,000
Patrick Cantlay, $500,000
Kurt Kitayama, $500,000
Chris Kirk, $500,000
Ben Griffin, $500,000

T14. Si Woo Kim, $360,000
Bud Cauley, $360,000
Jhonattan Vegas, $360,000

T17. Hideki Matsuyama, $280,000
Russell Henley, $280,000
Sepp Straka, $280,000
Sungjae Im, $280,000
Jacob Bridgeman, $280,000

T22. Brian Harman, $185,666
Aaron Rai, $185,666
Harry Corridor, $185,666
J.T. Poston, $185,666
Xander Schauffele, $185,666
Collin Morikawa, $185,666

T28. Justin Thomas, $139,000
Sam Burns, $139,000
Maverick McNealy, $139,000
Taylor Pendrith, $139,000

T32. Viktor Hovland, $110,666
Davis Riley, $110,666
Denny McCarthy, $110,666
Matt Fitzpatrick, $110,666
Max Greyserman, $110,666
Kevin Yu, $110,666

T38. Jordan Spieth, $84,000
Nico Echavarria, $84,000
Patrick Rodgers, $84,000
Matti Schmid, $84,000
Thomas Detry, $84,000
Robert MacIntyre, $84,000

T44. Keegan Bradley, $64,000
Ryan Gerard, $64,000
Nick Taylor, $64,000
Lucas Glover, $64,000

T48. Harris English, $53,400
Stephan Jaeger, $53,400

T50. Cam Davis, $48.700
Corey Conners, $48.700
Ryan Fox, $48.700
Emiliano Grillo, $48.700

T54. Sam Stevens, $46,200
Chris Gotterup, $46,200

T56. Wyndham Clark, $45,200
Jason Day, $45,200
Mackenzie Hughes, $45,200

T59. Aldrich Potgieter, $44,000
Shane Lowry, $44,000
Michael Kim, $44,000

T62. Erik van Rooyen, $43,000
Jake Knapp, $43,000

T64. Tom Hoge, $42,000
Brian Campbell, $42,000
Tony Finau, $42,000

67. Joe Highsmith, $41,200

T68: Daniel Berger, $40,600
Min Woo Lee, $40,600

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