Baycurrent Classic Full Prize Money Payout 2025

The PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Fall has continued this week with a unique tournament in the schedule.

The Baycurrent Classic has been contested at Yokohama Country Club in Japan with 78 pros across the PGA Tour and Japan Golf Tour - including the likes of Xander Schauffele and Hideki Matsuyama - battling it out in the no-cut competition.

Formerly titled the Zozo Championship, the Baycurrent Classic features a marginally reduced overall payout from 2024 when Nico Echavarria scooped $1.53 million for his victory.

This year's tournament is offering up an $8 million prize purse with $1.44 million for the champion and $844,000 for the runner-up.

Anyone who ends inside the top-20 will walk away with at least a six-figure check while the prize for finishing last this week is $12,800, which may or may not cover expenses for the US-based players who will have spent a lot of cash on flights, accommodation, food and other costs.

The limited-field event only has 78 players compared to the usual 120-plus, therefore every single player teeing it up gets paid.

The $8 million prize pool pales in comparison to many of the PGA Tour's core season events, like the $25 million Players Championship and eight $20 million Signature Events, but it is a full $2 million more than the two proceeding events, the Procore Championship and Sanderson Farms Championship, and is the largest of the FedEx Cup Fall.

Below is the full prize money breakdown for the 2025 Baycurrent Classic at Yokohama Country Club in Japan.

Baycurrent Classic prize money breakdown

PGA Tour FedEx Cup Fall payouts