The PGA Tour has recalibrated the way it can pay out its prime FedExCup finishers this yr.
Lower than two months after the Tour introduced it was removing its starting-strokes format in favor of conventional stroke play for the Tour Championship, the Tour revealed Wednesday afternoon that the $100 million in bonus cash, historically awarded after the playoff finale, shall be distributed in three waves – after the regular-season-ending Wyndham Championship, BMW Championship and Tour Championship.
The replace by the Tour, which didn’t coincide with an official announcement, comes after Entrance Workplace Sports activities reported on the adjustments earlier on Wednesday.
Per a breakdown on the Tour’s web site, $20 million shall be break up among the many prime 10 within the FedExCup after Wyndham, together with $10 million to the chief. One other $22,925,000 shall be doled out among the many prime 30 after BMW, together with $5 million to the chief. After which the remaining $57.08 million, together with $10 million to the winner at East Lake, shall be awarded primarily based on how gamers end within the Tour Championship.
Beforehand, the FedExCup champion would obtain $25 million.
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On the heels of a @FOS report earlier immediately, the PGA Tour has formally up to date to its web site how the FedExCup bonus cash shall be redistributed for this yr.
$100 million will now be doled out in three waves – after Wyndham, after BMW and after the Tour Championship.
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The Tour beforehand famous again in Could when it introduced the format change that it will make some changes to its bonus construction to “account for the elevated volatility, reward season-long efficiency and acknowledge the importance of the FedExCup.”
Additionally, the Tour stated that a further $40 million would nonetheless be given out by way of the Comcast Enterprise Tour High 10 following Wyndham.
