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See the full story · 1 sourcesThe season-long race to see which players can earn the most cash on the PGA Tour is off and running. With more than $400 million in combined purses up for grabs in 2026, there's plenty of money to go around.
Scottie Scheffler concluded the 2025 season by leading the Tour with $27.7 million in winnings, followed by Tommy Fleetwood ($18.5 million) and Rory McIlroy ($17 million). Here's a look at where the top pros stand on the season money list as of August 04, 2026.
This week, by virtue of a T8 finish at the final Rocket Classic, Rickie Fowler climbed into the top 25 of the season money list. Also. Cameron Young extended his lead over Matt Fitzpatrick for second place.
PGA Tour 2026 Season Money Rankings: See the full leaderboard here
2026 PGA Tour top 25 earners
Earnings are accurate as of Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026, at 6:03 a.m.
Rank Player Earnings 1 Scottie Scheffler $16.9 million 2 Cameron Young $14.2 million 3 Matt Fitzpatrick $13.7 million 4 Wyndham Clark $9.9 million 5 Collin Morikawa $8.6 million 6 Rory McIlroy $8.5 million 7 Chris Gotterup $7.8 million 8 Sam Burns $7.6 million 9 Jacob Bridgeman $7.6 million 10 Akshay Bhatia $7.5 million 11 Si Woo Kim $7.5 million 12 Xander Schauffele $6.7 million 13 Tommy Fleetwood $6.4 million 14 Ludvig Aberg $6.3 million 15 Kristoffer Reitan $6.2 million 16 Viktor Hovland $6.1 million 17 Russell Henley $5.9 million 18 Ryan Gerard $5.8 million 19 Min Woo Lee $5.6 million 20 J.T. Poston $5.6 million 21 Ryan Fox $5.4 million 22 Aaron Rai $5.0 million 23 Justin Rose $4.9 million 24 J.J. Spaun $4.8 million 25 Rickie Fowler $4.8 million
See the full PGA Tour career money list here
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Rickie Fowler climbs into top 25 on PGA Tour season money list
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