FedEx St Jude Championship 2024: Prize money payout in full

It was a dramatic start to the 2024 PGA Tour play-offs.

At the top of the board, Hideki Matsuyama was seemingly cruising towards the $3.6 million top prize – days after being robbed in London – before a collapse.

The Japanese star was as many as five shots clear before finding himself a shot behind Viktor Hovland.

But the Japanese star rallied, carding birdie on the final two holes to win by two from Hovland and two-time major champion Xander Schauffele.

Scottie Scheffler, as always, was right in the mix, whilst Nick Dunlap – who could’ve been defending his US Amateur win of 2023, was also in the hunt.

The result pushed Dunlap into the top 50, sealing his spot in next week’s BMW Championship, too.

However, as players moved up, a handful of pros had their season cut short. Tom Kim and Mackenzie Hughes were among the unlucky losers.

Here’s how much each player earned at the FedEx St Jude Championship…

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FedEx St Jude Championship: Prize money payout in full

WINNER: Hideki Matsuyama, $3.6 million

T-2: Xander Schauffele, $1.76 million

T-2: Victor Hovland, $1.76 million

4: Scottie Scheffler, $960,000

T-5: Sam Burns, $760,000

T-5: Nick Dunlap, $760,000

T-7: Wyndham Clark, $645,000

T-7: Robert MacIntyre, $645,000

9: Denny McCarthy, $580,000

T-10: Billy Horschel, $520,000

T-10: Seamus Power, $520,000

T-12: Maverick McNealy, $405,000

T-12: Patrick Cantlay, $405,000

T-12: Akshay Bhatia, $405,000

T-12: Will Zalatoris, $405,000

T-16: Aaron Rai, $330,000

T-16: Tony Finau, $330,000

T-18: Eric Cole, $270,000

T-18: Austin Eckroat, $270,000

T-18: Adam Scott, $270,000

T-18: Matt Fitzpatrick, $270,000

T-22: Min Woo Lee, $175,500

T-22: Collin Morikawa, $175,500

T-22: Taylor Pendrith, $175,500

T-22: Christiaan Bezuidenhout, $175,500

T-22: Brendon Todd, $175,500

T-22: Jason Day, $175,500

T-22: Tommy Fleetwood, $175,500

T-22: Justin Rose, $175,500

T-30: Russell Henley, $130,000

T-30: Justin Thomas, $130,000

T-30: Alex Noren, $130,000

T-33: Max Greyserman, $103,428.57

T-33: Davis Thompson, $103,428.57

T-33: Patrick Rodgers, $103,428.57

T-33: Emiliano Grillo, $103,428.57

T-33: Byeong Hun An, $103,428.57

T-33: J.T. Poston, $103,428.57

T-33: Erik van Rooyen, $103,428.57

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T-40: Cam Davis, $76,000

T-40: Ludvig Aberg, $76,000

T-40: Sungjae Im, $76,000

T-40: Stephan Jaeger, $76,000

T-40: Jhonattan Vegas, $76,000

T-40: Victor Perez, $76,000

T-46: Thomas Detry, $56,700

T-46: Tom Hoge, $56,700

T-46: Matthieu Pavon, $56,700

T-46: Sahith Theegala, $56,700

T-50: Si Woo Kim, $47,250

T-50: Brian Harman, $47,250

T-50: Adam Hadwin, $47,250

T-50: Corey Conners, $47,250

T-50: Tom Kim, $47,250

T-50: Shane Lowry, $47,250

T-50: Ben Griffin, $47,250

T-50: Chris Kirk, $47,250

58: Mackenzie Hughes, $44,800

T-59: Keegan Bradley, $44,200

T-59: Peter Malnati, $44,200

T-61: Cameron Young, $43,000

T-61: Mark Hubbard, $43,000

T-61: Sepp Straka, $43,000

T-61: Harris English, $43,000

65: Nick Taylor, $42,000

66: Taylor Moore, $41,600

67: Jake Knapp, $41,200

T-68: Jordan Spieth, $40,600

T-68: Rory McIlroy, $40,600

70: Max Homa, $40,000