The PGA Tour’s season and the FedEx Cup Playoffs officially end this week at East Lake.

Whoever ends up lifting the FedEx Cup on Sunday afternoon will take home a record $25 million bonus.

The PGA Tour is offering $100 million from its FedEx Cup bonus pool this week at the Tour Championship. The payouts are by far the biggest offered anywhere in 2024, thanks largely to the 30-man field size at East Lake in Atlanta. The top 12 golfers will take home at least $1 million, and the last man in the field will earn $550,000.

By comparison, Viktor Hovland earned $18 million for his Tour Championship win last season.

The $25 million first prize matches the total purse that was offered for The Players Championship, which was the largest offered on Tour this season. Scottie Scheffler earned $4.5 million for his win there in March. Signature Events on Tour offered $20 million purses, which the Masters matched in April. The U.S. Open offered a $21.5 million purse, which was the most ever offered at a major championship. Keegan Bradley earned $3.6 million for his win last week at the BMW Championship, which also had a $20 million purse.

Scheffler, who has won six times on Tour this season, has already won just shy of $30 million. He will start in first at the Tour Championship at 10-under for the week under the staggered start format. Xander Schauffele will start in second at 8-under, and Hideki Matsuyama will start in third at 7-under.

Here’s a look at how much prize money is up for grabs this week in Atlanta.

Tour Championship purse, prize money

1. $25 million

2. $12.5 million

3. $7.5 million

4. $6 million

5. $5 million

6. $3.5 million

7. $2.75 million

8. $2.25 million

9. $2 million

10. $1.75 million

11. $1.075 million

12. $1.025 million

13. $975,000

14. $925,000

15. $885,000

16. $795,000

17. $775,000

18. $755,000

19. $735,000

20. $715,000

21. $670,000

22. $650,000

23. $630,000

24. $615,000

25. $600,000

26. $590,000

27. $580,000

28. $570,000

29. $560,000

30. $550,000