2025 World Wide Technology Championship: Golfer Prize Money Breakdown
The World Wide Technology Championship is a critical event for PGA Tour professionals this season. With just weeks remaining in the FedEx Cup Fall series, players are keen to secure their tour cards for 2026. Competing at El Cardonal, the first course designed by Tiger Woods to host a tour event, adds a unique challenge.
Players in Focus
This tournament features notable players such as Beau Hossler, currently ranked No. 99, and David Lipsky at No. 101. Max Homa, ranked No. 100, will not participate but enjoys full tour status for the upcoming years. Players ranked No. 51-60 aim to join the Aon Next 10, which grants access to prestigious events early in the 2026 season.
Standings and Movement
- Rico Hoey: Moved from No. 91 to No. 61 after the Bank of Utah tournament.
- Kevin Yu: Jumped from No. 61 to No. 59 after a T-15 finish in Utah.
- Max Greyserman: Currently holds the No. 51 position and seeks to maintain it.
Prize Money Breakdown
Along with the FedEx Cup points, players are also motivated by the significant prize purse. The total purse for this year’s championship is set at $6 million.
| Placement | Prize Money |
|---|---|
| Winner | $1.08 million |
| All other cut players | To be determined |
Fans can expect updates on individual payouts soon after the tournament concludes. As the competition intensifies, the stakes remain high for participants, making this championship a pivotal point in their careers.
