Tour Championship

The richest payday in PGA Tour history has arrived. With $58 million to be split up 30 ways, 29 golfers (not including the injured Will Zalatoris) will ...

With the fourth round beginning in Atlanta, let's take a look at the key tee times for the top of the leaderboard. Second ($6.5 million) and third ($5 million) place aren't too bad either, but the top of the leaderboard is only looking at one spot. The big question Sunday is whether Scottie Scheffler, who entered East Lake with a two-stroke lead and saw it balloon to five only to lead by one at the end of play Saturday, can hold on to his advantage now that the third round is complete.

Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler, the reigning Masters champion, made four birdies in six holes to seize a six-stroke lead after Sunday's completion of the ...

At least gives me a chance going into this afternoon so I'm excited for that." "He's the number one player in the world for good reason." "Shooting even par out here is never going to get it done," Schauffele said.

ATLANTA — Scottie Scheffler returned to East Lake on Sunday morning looking every bit like the No. 1 player, pulling away with four birdies in six holes to ...

He won just over $14 million in the regular season — already a record, and not surprising given the steady rise in prize money. He sent his next tee shot so far to the right that he had to hit a provisional in case it was out-of-bounds. Scheffler already has won four times this year, including the Masters, to reach No. Schauffele also hit a good one to 10 feet and missed again. Scheffler is the No. Scheffler holed birdie putts from about 5 feet on the 13th and 15th holes.

History and a whole lot of money will be on the line this week at East Lake.

Meanwhile, BMW Championship winner Patrick Cantlay was attempting to replicate last season's run to the FedEx Cup title where he collected $15 million for his troubles. To put into perspective the size of this prize pool, it is just slightly less than that of the Players Championship, Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Between deferral payments and bonuses, a total of $75 million is at stake for the best players on the PGA Tour, $500,000 of which is reserved for Will Zalatoris after he withdrew from the Tour Championship on Tuesday.

Tee times for Round 4 of the 2022 Tour Championship on Sunday, featuring Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and more.

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We take a look at the purse and winners share for the TOUR Championship, taking place in Atlanta, GA in 2022.

$300,000 $500,000 The 30 best golfers in the world wrap up the FedExCup Playoffs with the winner taking home $18 million.

Hideki Matsuyama shot Aug. 27's lowest provisional round, a 7-under-par 63 before wild weather interrupted play on Day 3 of the Tour Championship.

The total prize pool of $75 million is the largest in tour history. "The most important thing is that I haven't been in pain. I want to get through the last day without feeling pain."

The final holes of the third round of the PGA TOUR Championship is set to tee off at 9:45 am due to inclement weather conditions with Scottie Scheffler ...

Scheffler is one stroke ahead of Xander Schauffele as both golfers are through 12 holes in the third round as they try to hold off Sungjae Im, Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, Jon Rahm, Patrick Cantlay and the rest of the field at the Eastlake Golf Course in Atlanta, Georgia today. The final holes of the third round of the PGA TOUR Championship is set to tee off at 9:45 am due to inclement weather conditions with Scottie Scheffler still a stroke ahead of the pack before the final round starts today. The third round was cut short due to inclement weather, but not before Xander Schauffele made a run to tie for the lead during the third round of action at the PGA TOUR Championship:

Scottie Scheffler heads into the week top of the PGA Tours season-long standings; Patrick Cantlay looking to successfully defend the Tour Championship and ...

Scottie Scheffler carded four birdies over six holes to complete the third round with a 4-under 66 that gave him a 6-shot lead in the Tour Championship.

He won just over $14 million in the regular season -- already a record, and not surprising given the steady rise in prize money. He sent his next tee shot so far to the right that he had to hit a provisional in case it was out of bounds. Scheffler is the No. 1 player, pulling away with four birdies over six holes to complete the third round with a 4-under 66 that gave him a 6-shot lead in the Tour Championship. Scheffler holed birdie putts from about 5 feet on the 13th and 15th holes. At the time, Scheffler was 1 shot ahead.

Rory McIlroy won the TOUR Championship and became the first player to win three FedExCup trophies. Here's a look inside his bag.

5-wood: TaylorMade Stealth Plus (19 degrees @17.55) 3-wood: TaylorMade SIM Titanium (15 degrees) Driver: TaylorMade Stealth Plus (9 degrees)

ATLANTA – Rory McIlroy pulled off an improbable comeback, rallying from six strokes back to knock off World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler with a final round ...

“It’s hard to watch this happen to a guy of this pedigree, this caliber. McIlroy coolly canned the par putt to stay 21 under and Scheffler missed from 9 feet. This was always going to be a hard day for him, a hard weekend, and he’s really feeling the heat now.” McIlroy made birdie one hole later to tie for the lead. Trying for his fifth win of the season, Scheffler struggled to three bogeys in his first six holes. “I feel sort of bad that I pipped him to the post. It’s only after the fact that it’s fun.” He got the Masters and I got this.” The Northern Irishman spotted Scheffler six strokes in the staggered-start scoring system implemented at the Tour Championship. He chipped away at Scheffler’s lead with another 67 on Friday and then made his move on Saturday. 1 Scottie Scheffler with a final-round 4-under 66 at East Lake Golf Club to win the Tour Championship. McIlroy became the first player to win the FedEx Cup, the PGA Tour’s season-long competition, three times.

A record-setting year on the PGA Tour ended in record fashion with the largest prize pool in league history up for grabs Sunday at the 2022 Tour ...

The reigning Masters champion, Scheffler earned roughly $4 million more than the Australian throughout the 2021-22 season. The entirety of the purse is enough to weigh on players' minds, but the grand prize alone creates some unease on the back nine Sunday given it surpasses every prize pool this season apart from the Players Championship. Between deferral payments and bonuses, a total of $75 million was at stake for the best players on the PGA Tour with

Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland became the first three-time winner of the FedEx Cup with a sterling comeback in Sunday's final round of the Tour ...

Most of that fell to Scheffler, who looked like a different player when he returned Sunday morning and after a two-hour break before the final round. And at the end, the tour's biggest voice had its biggest trophy. [Sungjae Im](https://www.espn.com/golf/player/_/id/11382/sungjae-im) fell back with a double bogey on the 14th hole and still managed a 66 to tie for second with Scheffler. Scheffler badly misread a 10-foot birdie chance on the 17th to tie, sending the Tour Championship to the final hole with $18 million on the line. Scheffler fought back, showing amazing grit without the game to go with it. 7 that led to pockets of cheers from corporate hospitality tents across the course. McIlroy holed a 30-foot birdie putt on the par-3 15th hole to tie for the lead. "I've had a really great year and I wanted to finish it off with a win here, and unfortunately I wasn't able to do that.'' [sources confirmed his expected move to ESPN](/golf/story/_/id/34471522/sources-open-champion-cameron-smith-marc-leishman-harold-varner-iii-expected-join-liv-golf-tour). The last one to do that was 1 seed, who began with a 2-shot lead and never trailed until the 70th hole. Scheffler was hoping to cap off the best year in golf with the FedEx Cup title.

Breaking down the TOUR Championship payout and purse to see how much prize money the players win at East Lake in the FedExCup Playoffs finale.

But these are the players who have proven all season to be the best in the world, so it’s no shock that they’d be built for these types of moments. Poston – $715,000 Patrick Cantlay – $1.75 million Sepp Straka – $1.75 million Justin Thomas – $2.75 million Max Homa – $2.75 million Xander Schauffele – $4 million Sungjae Im – $5.75 million Scottie Scheffler – $5.75 million It was set up for a great finish, but just how much money are these guys playing for? But with a getable golf course at East Lake due to rainy conditions throughout the week, golfers started getting close in Scheffler’s rearview mirror quite rapidly. Thereafter, second place was at 8-under (Patrick Cantlay) and so on until the No.

Rory McIlroy became the first three-time winner of the FedEx Cup with a sterling comeback over No. 1 Scottie Scheffler in the Tour Championship.

Scheffler had a chance to regain a share of the lead, but failed to connect on a 9-foot birdie putt on No. His only birdie in the final round came on the par-4 eighth hole. Scheffler took a bogey on the hole after hitting out of a greenside bunker.

McIlroy edged out Scottie Scheffler, who had held the lead in Atlanta for almost the entire tournament. Sungjae Im and Scheffler finished tied for second, ...

Then it swung toward the hole, McIlroy stepping back — and willing, praying, something — a few steps before it rolled into the cup. Scheffler finished in a tie for second with Sungjae Im, one of golf’s most promising young players. By the final holes on Sunday evening, the tour’s worries about crowning a champion who might soon defect to LIV Golf, the new series that has challenged generations of golf orthodoxy and attracted some of the game’s finest players and biggest brands, had faded. McIlroy’s fourth round began with a bogey, but he made birdie on No. Stories like this are possible because of our deep commitment to original reporting, produced by a global staff of over 1,700 journalists who have all dedicated themselves to helping you understand the world. Sungjae Im and Scheffler finished tied for second, a stroke behind.

One could not discuss the future of the PGA Tour this season without Rory McIlroy's name being on their lips. On Sunday at the 2022 Tour Championship, ...

Beginning the week in the second position at 8 under, the Californian was a mainstay on the first page of the leaderboard despite some struggles on the greens. The self-belief king should only continue this trajectory heading into next year as he has added two victories, a top-five finish at the Tour Championship and (more than likely) an appearance for the United States in the Presidents Cup at Quail Hollow -- the site of his first PGA Tour win -- to his playing résumé. One of only four players to not break par in the third round, Schauffele wasn't able to keep up with his playing competitor, Scheffler, and eventually the rest of the field. Playing his final 56 holes in 18 under, Homa was able to climb from the depths of the leaderboard and into a seven-figure paycheck. He had gotten within one stroke of the lead on multiple occasions, but it was a double bogey on the par-4 14th that ultimately took his name out of FedEx Cup contention. That was a spectacle out there today -- two of the best players in the world going head-to-head for the biggest prize on the PGA Tour -- and I hope everyone at home enjoyed that." The adopted son of Atlanta, Im was casually going about his business and tried his damnedest to recover from a major blunder on his back nine Sunday. While the bounces went the way of the 26-year-old at the year's first major championship (and for much of the year), on Sunday, the golf gods willed the man from Northern Ireland to victory, making amends for a season that featured four top-10 finishes in the major championships including a heartbreaker (in The Open Championship at St. With a win, Scheffler would have secured the richest season in the history of the PGA Tour and only the fifth five-win season of the last decade, joining Tiger Woods, Jason Day, Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas. Starting the week with a two-stroke lead, building it to as many as seven and beginning the final round with a six-stroke edge, Scheffler simply let the FedEx Cup slip through his fingers. However, it was the third-round back nine that he concluded early Sunday that made him a true contender as Rory birdied three of his last six holes to card a 63 and claim his spot alongside Scheffler in the final pairing as he put pressure on the 54-hole leader despite a six-stroke deficit. McIlroy later mentioned the "battle of Georgia" between the two titans of the game as Scheffler got the better of McIlroy at the 2022 Masters at Augusta National in April.

Rory McIlroy had plenty of highlights in mounting the greatest comeback in Tour Championship history. McIlroy fired a 4-under 67 Sunday at East Lake to ...

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The 2021/22 PGA Tour season is finally complete. Find out how much money each player came away with at the 2022 Tour Championship.

This is a modal window. As a four-year member of Columbia’s inaugural class of female varsity golfers, Jessica can out-birdie everyone on the masthead. $530,000 – K.H. $500,000 – Will Zalatoris $1 million – Tom Hoge T11. $1.25 million – Tony Finau 10. $660,000 – Cameron Young 20. $4 million – Xander Schauffele T5. 1 seed has already banked a record-breaking sum of earnings this year, with a whopping $14.04 million. $18 million – Rory McIlroy T2. The 24-year-old PGA Tour rookie had an incredible first season on Tour. And then, of course, there’s Scottie Scheffler.

McIlroy put together a fantastic finish at the Tour Championship and made FedEx Cup history. The Sporting News digs into the numbers behind his victory.

It was the best round of the day and tied Justin Thomas and Hideki Matsuyama for low round of the tournament. McIlroy's $18 million prize eclipses the entire purses of events such as the Masters, PGA Championship, Open Championship and U.S. And before his tournament even started, he was four strokes behind the leader, Scheffler, because of the Tour Championship's handicap scoring. McIlroy faced adversity at the start and end of this weekend's Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. Indeed, none of the other golfers in the field even bogeyed both of their first two holes. McIlroy found himself six strokes behind Scheffler to start the fourth round.

Rory McIlroy collected his third career FedEx Cup after shooting four-under in the final round of the Tour Championship in Atlanta on Sunday.

McIlroy also paid homage to Scheffler, saying he "deserves at least half of this today." I believe in the players on this Tour. [PGA Tour history ](https://www.foxnews.com/category/sports/golf/pga-tour)to have three FedEx Cup titles on his resume. [CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM](https://www.foxnews.com/sports) I believe in this Tour in particular. [LEE WESTWOOD FINDS PGA TOUR CHANGES HUMOROUS: ‘A COPY OF WHAT LIV IS DOING'](https://www.foxnews.com/sports/lee-westwood-finds-pga-tour-changes-humorous-copy-of-what-liv-is-doing)

McIlroy won $18 million in the season finale, shooting a final-round 66 while Scottie Scheffler stumbled to a 73 after leading by six shots.

I believe in the players on this tour,” McIlroy said in the trophy presentation. McIlroy won in 2016 in a playoff. McIlroy holed a 30-foot birdie putt on the par-3 15th hole to tie for the lead. McIlroy went left against the grandstand, took relief and got onto the green for an easy par. McIlroy won $18 million, pushing his PGA Tour earnings to over $26 million for the season. 1 seed, who began with a two-shot lead and never trailed until the 70th hole.