How Much Prize Money Did Scottie Scheffler Win In 2025?

World No.1, Scottie Scheffler dominated men's professional golf in 2024, winning nine times and earning himself $76.3 million in the process.

And following a slow start to his latest campaign after sustaining a hand injury while attempting to make ravioli on Christmas Day, 2025 proved to be fairly similar - albeit with less prize money and a couple fewer trophies.

All told, Scheffler won four regular PGA Tour events prior to the Ryder Cup in September while he also added two more Major championships this season - at the PGA Championship and The Open Championship - leaving him just a US Open triumph away from completing the career Grand Slam.

Flicking back to the start of 2025, though, the 28-year-old returned to the course in February at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and scored a T9th result, leading to a $535,000 pay check.

Signs of rust lingered at the WM Phoenix Open as the Ridgewood, New Jersey-born pro endured his worst result of the season to date - a simply heart-breaking T25th...

With a shade more than $69,000 filling his bank account that week, Scheffler soldiered on to the Genesis Invitational days later and appeared back to his best via a T3rd.

Having claimed $1.2 million in just his third appearance of the campaign, a confident Scheffler went on to secure six-figure pay checks in each of his subsequent three tournaments.

He was T11th at the Arnold Palmer Invitational ($451,250) before ending T20th at The Players Championship ($240,250) as Rory McIlroy secured his second victory of the season.

March's Texas Children's Houston Open appeared to signal a change of gear from Scheffler, though, with his T2nd result bringing $845,500 in winnings. After that, the World No.1's name was scarcely outside of the top-10 on a leaderboard, especially after Sunday's action had concluded.

The two-time Masters winner slipped the Green Jacket onto McIlroy's shoulders at Augusta National after ending solo fourth and scooping a little more than $1 million. He then added $580,000 onto his season tally at the RBC Heritage as a result of ending T8th.

But it was May that Scheffler's earnings skyrocketed as he entered the deepest of purple patches. Wins at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, PGA Championship and the Memorial Tournament accrued him over $9 million, with a minor stumble (T4th) at the Charles Schwab Challenge tacking another $427,500 on.

A third win in four starts arrived at the Memorial Tournament then tacked on a further $4 million to his season's tally before a hat-trick of consecutive top-10s at the US Open (T7th), the Travelers Championship (T6th) and the Genesis Scottish Open (T8th) helped Scheffler earn over $1.5 million.

The third leg of an increasingly likely career Grand Slam arrived at Royal Portrush when Scheffler scythed down all before him to stroll into the winner's circle, lift the Claret Jug and pocket a pay day of $3.1 million.

The Open began a run of five events where Scheffler alternated wins with top-five finishes to cap off his year. After leaving the British Isles, the 29-year-old ended T3rd at the FedEx St Jude Championship, won the BMW Championship and finished T4th at the Tour Championship.

A scintillating run through the FedEx Cup Playoffs not only earned him over $7.3 million in prize money, but Scheffler was also able to collect $10 million for leading the FedEx Cup points list heading into the Playoffs, $5 million for remaining there through the BMW Championship and a further $8 million for topping the Comcast Business Tour Top 10.

Needing the practice ahead of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, Scheffler then went on to win the Procore Championship and bank just over $1 million to wrap up his individual season.

All told, Scheffler's earnings in 2025 surpassed a staggering $50 million - including bonuses. Below is a complete breakdown of his results and on-course earnings as well as the bonus payouts he picked up.

Scottie Scheffler's 2025 Earnings