2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am prize money payout: How much each golfer earned from the $20,000,000 purse

Rory McIlroy bagged his first victory of the 2025 season at this week's AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. The Northern Irishman carded in rounds of 66, 70, 65, and 66 to total an impressive 21 under par and take home a big slice of the $20 million purse prize.

The Ryder Cup star earned a grand check worth $3.6 million and a whopping 700 FedEx Cup points for his AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am performance. Shane Lowry finished in solo second place with scores of 66, 70, 65, and 68. The Irishman was awarded $2.16 million for totalling 19 under par for the week.

Lucas Glover and Justin Rose tied for third place at the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am with a total 72-hole score of 18 under par. They earned $1.16 million each after posting final-round scores of five under par 67 and four under par 68, respectively.

World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler tied for ninth place at the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am with Billy Horschel and Taylor Pendrith. The three world-class golfers earned checks worth $535,000 each to total 15 under par through the week.

Here's a look at the breakdown of the $20 million purse prize at the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (via PGA Tour):

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Rory McIlroy	-21	$3,600,000
2	Shane Lowry	-19	$2,160,000
T3	Lucas Glover	-18	$1,160,000
T3	Justin Rose	-18	$1,160,000
T5	Russell Henley	-17	$755,000
T5	Cam Davis	-17	$755,000
T7	Tom Kim	-16	$640,000
T7	Sepp Straka	-16	$640,000
T9	Billy Horschel	-15	$535,000
T9	Scottie Scheffler	-15	$535,000
T9	Taylor Pendrith	-15	$535,000
12	Si Woo Kim	-13	$455,000
T13	Andrew Novak	-12	$368,500
T13	Jason Day	-12	$368,500
T13	Tony Finau	-12	$368,500
T13	Austin Eckroat	-12	$368,500
T17	Tom Hoge	-11	$272,000
T17	Seamus Power	-11	$272,000
T17	Min Woo Lee	-11	$272,000
T17	Collin Morikawa	-11	$272,000
T17	Sam Stevens	-11	$272,000
T22	Adam Scott	-10	$158,270
T22	Byeong Hun An	-10	$158,270
T22	Taylor Moore	-10	$158,270
T22	Patrick Rodgers	-10	$158,270
T22	Gary Woodland	-10	$158,270
T22	Akshay Bhatia	-10	$158,270
T22	Tommy Fleetwood	-10	$158,270
T22	Eric Cole	-10	$158,270
T22	Viktor Hovland	-10	$158,270
T22	Sam Burns	-10	$158,270
T22	Rasmus Hojgaard	-10	$158,270
T33	Sungjae Im	-9	$99,000
T33	Keith Mitchell	-9	$99,000
T33	Nick Taylor	-9	$99,000
T33	Patrick Cantlay	-9	$99,000
T33	J.J. Spaun	-9	$99,000
T33	Jake Knapp	-9	$99,000
T33	Lee Hodges	-9	$99,000
T40	Stephan Jaeger	-8	$66,375
T40	Mackenzie Hughes	-8	$66,375
T40	Erik van Rooyen	-8	$66,375
T40	Maverick McNealy	-8	$66,375
T40	Robert MacIntyre	-8	$66,375
T40	Jhonattan Vegas	-8	$66,375
T40	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-8	$66,375
T40	Aaron Rai	-8	$66,375
T48	Will Zalatoris	-7	$48,600
T48	Matt Fitzpatrick	-7	$48,600
T48	Thomas Detry	-7	$48,600
T48	Hideki Matsuyama	-7	$48,600
T48	Justin Thomas	-7	$48,600
T53	Max Homa	-6	$43,000
T53	Brian Harman	-6	$43,000
T53	Sahith Theegala	-6	$43,000
T53	Rickie Fowler	-6	$43,000
T53	J.T. Poston	-6	$43,000
T58	Harry Hall	-5	$39,250
T58	Denny McCarthy	-5	$39,250
T58	Davis Thompson	-5	$39,250
T58	Nick Dunlap	-5	$39,250
T62	Justin Lower	-4	$37,750
T62	Chris Kirk	-4	$37,750
64	Kevin Yu	-3	$37,000
T65	Keegan Bradley	-2	$36,000
T65	Adam Hadwin	-2	$36,000
T65	Corey Conners	-2	$36,000
68	Doug Ghim	-1	$35,000
T69	Jordan Spieth	E	$34,500
T69	Beau Hossler	E	$34,500
T69	Ben Griffin	E	$34,500
72	Cameron Young	1	$34,000
T73	Matthieu Pavon	2	$33,375
T73	Wyndham Clark	2	$33,375
T73	Harris English	2	$33,375
T73	Mark Hubbard	2	$33,375
77	Nico Echavarria	5	$32,750
78	Brendon Todd	10	$32,500

The PGA Tour's next event is the 2025 Waste Management Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, Arizona, from February 6 to 9.

How much did the past winners of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am earn?

Here's a look at how much the winners of the past 15 editions of AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am made from their performances (via PGA Tour):

2024 - Wyndham Clark (17 under par) - $3.6 million & 700 FedEx Cup Points
2023 - Justin Rose (18 under par) - $1.62 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2022 - Tom Hoge (19 under par) - $1.566 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2021 - Daniel Berger (18 under par) - $1.404 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2020 - Nick Taylor (19 under par) - $1.404 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2019 - Phil Mickelson (19 under par) - $1.368 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2018 - Ted Potter Jr. (17 under par) - $1.332 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2017 - Jordan Spieth (19 under par) - $1.296 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2016 - Vaughn Taylor (17 under par) - $1.26 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2015 - Brandt Snedeker (22 under par) - $1.224 points & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2014 - Jimmy Walker (11 under par) - $1.188 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2013 - Brandt Snedeker (19 under par) - $1.17 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2012 - Phil Mickelson (17 under par) - $1.152 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2011 - D.A. Points (15 under par) - $1.134 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points
2010 - Dustin Johnson (16 under par) - $1.116 million & 500 FedEx Cup Points

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