Butterfield Bermuda Championship Prize Money Payout 2026

Austin Smotherman smiles during the 2026 Butterfield Bermuda Championship — (Image credit: Getty Images)

Austin Smotherman had to be patient at the 2026 Butterfield Bermuda Championship, but his patience was rewarded with a second PGA Tour title in two starts.

After the American and Irish rival Seamus Power were tied on 16-under through three rounds and the fourth round was cancelled, a Monday playoff eventually began on the par-3 16th.

Power missed out on a chance to wrap up the title on the first go when his 25-foot birdie try trickled left of the target, with Smotherman managing to get up and down from the rough short and right of the hole.

On the next go, Smotherman showed excellent touch to two-putt from the opposite end of the putting surface while Power this time went up and down from the left green-side bunker.

Yet, the Irishman's luck ran out when - after a change of hole location - his tee shot found the thick rough short and left. A stab out didn't travel the distance he'd wanted and, after a missed par attempt from range, Smotherman was free to two-putt from 20 feet for the win.

The 32-year-old's second FedExCup Fall victory in as many starts (Bank of Utah Championship) not only further boosted his exemption status on the PGA Tour but also secured him yet another huge winner's check.

Smotherman banked the seven-figure payout while Power received a consolation prize of almost $700,00. For everyone else who may well have already headed over to Mexico for the next two FedExCup Fall events, their payouts were decided on Sunday.

Below is the full breakdown of prize money payouts at the 2026 Butterfield Bermuda Championship and where each player finished.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship Prize Money Breakdown

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Position	Player	Prize Money
1st (-16)*	Austin Smotherman	$1,080,000
2nd (-16)	Seamus Power	$654,000
T3rd (-14)	Taylor Moore	$318,000
T3rd (-14)	Corey Conners	$318,000
T3rd (-14)	Ben Silverman	$318,000
T6th (-13)	Tom Hoge	$189,300
T6th (-13)	Chris Kirk	$189,300
T6th (-13)	Chan Kim	$189,300
T6th (-13)	Danny Walker	$189,300
T6th (-13)	Chandler Blanchet	$189,300
T11th (-12)	Cam Davis	$133,500
T11th (-12)	Luke Clanton	$133,500
T11th (-12)	Isiah Salinda	$133,500
T11th (-12)	Greyson Sigg	$133,500
T15th (-11)	David Skinns	$106,500
T15th (-11)	Denny McCarthy	$106,500
T17th (-10)	Adam Hadwin	$82,500
T17th (-10)	Dylan Wu	$82,500
T17th (-10)	Brice Garnett	$82,500
T17th (-10)	SY Noh	$82,500
T17th (-10)	Kihei Akina (a)	$0
T17th (-10)	Rudy Sautron (a)	$0
T17th (-10)	Ben Kohles	$82,500
T17th (-10)	Adrien Dumont de Chassart	$82,500
T25th (-9)	Martin Laird	$48,500
T25th (-9)	Nick Dunlap	$48,500
T25th (-9)	AJ Ewart	$48,500
T25th (-9)	Zac Blair	$48,500
T25th (-9)	Peter Malnati	$48,500
T25th (-9)	David Ford	$48,500
T25th (-9)	Mackenzie Hughes	$48,500
T25th (-9)	Jesper Svensson	$48,500
T25th (-9)	Eric Cole	$48,500
T34th (-8)	Neal Shipley	$30,780
T34th (-8)	Hayden Springer	$30,780
T34th (-8)	Lucas Glover	$30,780
T34th (-8)	Kristoffer Ventura	$30,780
T34th (-8)	Ben Martin	$30,780
T34th (-8)	Trace Crowe	$30,780
T34th (-8)	Mark Hubbard	$30,780
T34th (-8)	Zecheng Dou	$30,780
T34th (-8)	Davis Thompson	$30,780
T34th (-8)	Kensei Hirata	$30,780
T44th (-7)	Willie Mack III	$19,605
T44th (-7)	Rafael Campos	$19,605
T44th (-7)	Joel Dahmen	$19,605
T44th (-7)	Andrew Novak	$19,605
T44th (-7)	Max McGreevy	$19,605
T44th (-7)	Ren Yonezawa	$19,605
T44th (-7)	Lee Hodges	$19,605
T44th (-7)	Takumi Kanaya	$19,605
T52nd (-6)	Rico Hoey	$14,772
T52nd (-6)	Davis Riley	$14,772
T52nd (-6)	Robert Streb	$14,772
T52nd (-6)	Emiliano Grillo	$14,772
T52nd (-6)	Davis Chatfield	$14,772
T57th (-5)	Austin Eckroat	$14,040
T57th (-5)	Vince Whaley	$14,040
T59th (-4)	Chad Ramey	$13,620
T59th (-4)	Jeffrey Kang	$13,620
T59th (-4)	Paul Peterson	$13,620
T59th (-4)	Adam Svensson	$13,620
T59th (-4)	Erik van Rooyen	$13,620
T64th (-3)	Jonathan Byrd	$13,020
T64th (-3)	Hank Lebioda	$13,020
T64th (-3)	Henrik Norlander	$13,020
T64th (-3)	Miles Russell (a)	$0
T64th (-3)	Kevin Roy	$13,020
T64th (-3)	Brendon Todd	$13,020
70th (-2)	Jeremy Paul	$12,660
T71st (-1)	Nick Hardy	$12,480
T71st (-1)	Dylan Frittelli	$12,480

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