2024 Hero World Challenge prize money: Here’s how much each player won

It was a lucrative week for the 20 players who headed to the Bahamas for the Tiger Woods-hosted Hero World Challenge.

Scottie Scheffler’s 25-under-par total was enough for a storming six-shot win over his good friend Tom Kim to take the million dollar share of the prize purse, while Jason Day and Russell Henley still banked north of $150,000 for finishing dead last.

It was Scheffler’s ninth title of the season. The World No. 1 has also been triumphant at the Masters, Arnold Palmer Invitational and Players Championship, as well as the RBC Heritage, Memorial and Travelers. He also won the season-ending Tour Championship and, with it, the FedEx Cup bonus.

And, as a cherry on top of the cake, Scheffler also returned from a week in Paris in August with an Olympic gold medal around his neck.

As an aside, the American’s remarkable year also earned him a pretty neat Official Golf World Ranking-related side note.

Here’s the full prize money breakdown from the 2024 Hero World Challenge…

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Hero World Challenge prize money

1. Scottie Scheffler – $1,000,000

2. Tom Kim – $450,000

3. Justin Thomas – $300,000

4. Akshay Bhatia – $250,000

5. Keegan Bradley – $225,000

6. Ludvig Aberg – $220,000

7. Robert MacIntyre – $215,000

8. Sahith Theegala – $210,000

T9. Sungjae Im, Sepp Straka – $202,500

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11. Patrick Cantlay – $195,000

12. Brian Harman – $190,000

13. Cameron Young – $185,000

T14. Sam Burns, Aaron Rai – $177,500

16. Nick Dunlap – $170,000

T17. Matthieu Pavon, Wyndham Clark – $162,500

T19. Jason Day, Russell Henley – $152,500