How Much Money Atlanta Drive GC Won For Their TGL Victory

Atlanta Drive GC pose with the SoFi Cup after their victory

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last updated 26 March 2025

Two months after its first ever match, the first TGL season has come to a close with Atlanta Drive GC claiming the SoFi Cup following a 2-0 victory over New York GC.

In the final, which took place over the 24th and 25th March, the quartet of Justin Thomas, Patrick Cantlay, Billy Horschel and Lucas Glover were the cream of the crop, as the foursome secured a $9 million payday.

Atlanta Drive GC get showered in confetti after their TGL victory

Being held at the SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, the Atlanta Drive GC side edged the first match 6-5 on Monday and, in the second game early on Tuesday, they staged a dramatic comeback.

Trailing 3-0 after 11 holes in the 15 hole match, the trio of Horschel, Thomas and Cantlay fired back over the final four holes to secure a tight 4-3 victory and a payday of $2.25 million each.

In terms of New York GC, they can take solace in the fact that the foursome claimed $4.5 million, which equates to a $1.125 million payday each. In fact, the paycheck is Cameron Young's second biggest payout in his career.

You may wonder how much Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy claimed. Well, Jupiter Links GC came fifth and that meant a $1.75 million team payout and a check of $437,500 each. In terms of McIlroy, his Boston Common GC side came last and earned $1.5 million, which works out to $375,000 each

Below, we take a look at the full prize money breakdown of the TGL:

TGL Prize Money Payout - How much did every team secure?

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Position	Team	Players	Prize Money
1st	Atlanta Drive GC	Justin Thomas Patrick Cantlay Billy Horschel Lucas Glover	$9 million $2.25 million each
2nd	New York GC	Matt Fitzpatrick Rickie Fowler Xander Schauffele Cameron Young	$4.5 million $1.125 million each
3rd	Los Angeles GC	Collin Morikawa Sahith Theegala Justin Rose Tommy Fleetwood	$2.25 million $562,500 each
4th	The Bay GC	Ludvig Aberg Shane Lowry Wyndham Clark Min Woo Lee	$2 million $500,000 each
5th	Jupiter Links GC	Tiger Woods Kevin Kisner Max Homa Tom Kim	$1.75 million $437,500 each
6th	Boston Common GC	Rory McIlroy Keegan Bradley Hideki Matsuyama Adam Scott	$1.5 million $375,000 each

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