After a long week of links golf, the finish line is in sight and every player in contention is thinking about one thing and one thing only - winning.
For those who come up just short, there is the acceptable silver lining of knowing their game is in a good place and they have gained plenty of valuable links experience ahead of The Open Championship at Royal Portrush next week.
But the champion can say the same while knowing he has also earned a plethora of perks that come with winning either a PGA Tour or DP World Tour event, which includes the significant top check.
Just like since 2023, the total prize purse at the co-sanctioned PGA Tour and DP World Tour event is $9 million, with the champion picking up almost $1.6 million for their efforts.
Robert MacIntyre reigned supreme last year while Rory McIlroy just pipped the Scot to the post in 2023. Both men scooped the seven-figure sum before heading into the final Major of the year.
Before the conclusion of the 2025 Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club, check out the full prize money breakdown here.
GENESIS SCOTTISH OPEN PRIZE MONEY PAYOUT 2025
Position | Prize Money |
|---|---|
1st | $1,575,000 |
2nd | $985,500 |
3rd | $590,850 |
4th | $441,000 |
5th | $373,500 |
6th | $322,200 |
7th | $287,550 |
8th | $253,800 |
9th | $233,100 |
10th | $213,300 |
11th | $197,100 |
12th | $182,250 |
13th | $168,300 |
14th | $155,700 |
15th | $148,500 |
16th | $141,300 |
17th | $134,100 |
18th | $126,900 |
19th | $120,150 |
20th | $113,850 |
21st | $107,550 |
22nd | $102,600 |
23rd | $97,650 |
24th | $92,700 |
25th | $87,750 |
26th | $82,800 |
27th | $80,100 |
28th | $77,400 |
29th | $74,700 |
30th | $72,000 |
31st | $69,300 |
32nd | $66,600 |
33rd | $63,900 |
34th | $61,425 |
35th | $58,950 |
36th | $56,475 |
37th | $54,450 |
38th | $52,650 |
39th | $50,850 |
40th | $49,050 |
41st | $47,250 |
42nd | $45,450 |
43rd | $43,650 |
44th | $41,850 |
45th | $40,050 |
46th | $38,250 |
47th | $36,450 |
48th | $34,830 |
49th | $33,300 |
50th | $32,040 |
51st | $30,870 |
52nd | $29,700 |
53rd | $28,620 |
54th | $27,540 |
55th | $27,000 |
56th | $26,460 |
57th | $25,920 |
58th | $25,380 |
59th | $24,840 |
60th | $24,300 |
61st | $23,760 |
62nd | $23,220 |
63rd | $22,680 |
64th | $22,140 |
65th | $21,600 |
WHERE IS THE SCOTTISH OPEN BEING PLAYED?
The Scottish Open has been played at the Renaissance Club in North Berwick - just a short drive east of the country's capital, Edinburgh - since 2019, with the layout scheduled to remain as the event's host through next season as well.
Prior to The Renaissance Club, this tournament has been played at 10 other locations, including St Andrews, Carnoustie, Gleneagles, Castle Stuart and - most often - Loch Lomond.
WHO IS IN THE SCOTTISH OPEN FIELD?
Eight of the world's top-10 were in the field at the start of the 2025 edition, including Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and Xander Schauffele. Defending champion, Robert MacIntyre has been aiming to make the most of his home advantage by lifting the impressive trophy once more.
Meanwhile, several Ryder Cup hopefuls were using this week as an opportunity to put their name in the mind of their respective captains - with Ludvig Aberg, Collin Morikawa, Viktor Hovland, Wyndham Clark, Tommy Fleetwood and Sam Burns among those hoping to impress.
While Keegan Bradley is among the big names missing the Genesis Scottish Open, Team Europe's skipper, Luke Donald was playing - as did recent US Senior Open champion, Padraig Harrington.
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