2025 WM Phoenix Open prize money payout: How much each golfer earned from the $9,200,000 purse

Thomas Detry emerged victorious at the 2025 WM Phoenix Open after posting a final round of 6-under par-65. The Belgian golfer earned his maiden title on the PGA Tour by a seven-stroke margin with scores of 66, 64, 65, and 65.

The 2025 WM Phoenix Open winner earned a grand check worth $1.656 million for his performance along with 500 FedEx Cup points. Micheal Kim and Daniel Berger tied for second place at the WM Phoenix Open with a 72-hole score of 17-under-par. Both golfers earned $818,800 in Arizona this week.

Jordan Spieth tied for fourth place with Christiaan Bezuidenhout. Both the PGA Tour sensations totaled 16-under-par for the week and earned $414,000 each for their top 5 finishes.

Ryan Palmer, who placed last at the 2025 WM Phoenix Open, earned $17,752 for his performance. The American golfer carded rounds of 70, 67, 79, and 78 to total 10 over par and place in solo 77th.

Here's a look at the breakdown of the 2025 WM Phoenix Open's $9.2 million purse prize (via PGA Tour):

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Thomas Detry	-24	$1,656,000
T2	Daniel Berger	-17	$818,800
T2	Michael Kim	-17	$818,800
T4	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-16	$414,000
T4	Jordan Spieth	-16	$414,000
T6	Justin Thomas	-15	$310,500
T6	Will Chandler	-15	$310,500
T6	Robert MacIntyre	-15	$310,500
T9	Adam Hadwin	-14	$250,700
T9	Taylor Moore	-14	$250,700
T9	Maverick McNealy	-14	$250,700
T12	Cameron Young	-13	$195,500
T12	Min Woo Lee	-13	$195,500
T12	Rasmus Hojgaard	-13	$195,500
15	Sepp Straka	-12	$167,900
T16	Kevin Yu	-11	$140,300
T16	Wyndham Clark	-11	$140,300
T16	Ben Silverman	-11	$140,300
T16	Denny McCarthy	-11	$140,300
T16	J.T. Poston	-11	$140,300
T21	Si Woo Kim	-10	$100,280
T21	Bud Cauley	-10	$100,280
T21	Gary Woodland	-10	$100,280
T21	Alex Smalley	-10	$100,280
T25	Adam Schenk	-9	$69,198
T25	Andrew Putnam	-9	$69,198
T25	Nick Taylor	-9	$69,198
T25	Keith Mitchell	-9	$69,198
T25	Hideki Matsuyama	-9	$69,198
T25	Brian Harman	-9	$69,198
T25	Scottie Scheffler	-9	$69,198
T32	Trey Mullinax	-8	$53,705
T32	Greyson Sigg	-8	$53,705
T32	Beau Hossler	-8	$53,705
T32	Akshay Bhatia	-8	$53,705
T36	Sam Ryder	-7	$40,998
T36	Ben Griffin	-7	$40,998
T36	Seamus Power	-7	$40,998
T36	Luke List	-7	$40,998
T36	Mackenzie Hughes	-7	$40,998
T36	Nicolai Hojgaard	-7	$40,998
T36	Davis Thompson	-7	$40,998
T36	Adam Svensson	-7	$40,998
T44	Sam Stevens	-6	$29,054
T44	Matt Wallace	-6	$29,054
T44	Jake Knapp	-6	$29,054
T44	Camilo Villegas	-6	$29,054
T44	Tom Kim	-6	$29,054
T49	Sam Burns	-5	$22,856
T49	Kurt Kitayama	-5	$22,856
T49	Doug Ghim	-5	$22,856
T49	Max Greyserman	-5	$22,856
T49	Kris Ventura	-5	$22,856
T49	Chandler Phillips	-5	$22,856
T49	David Skinns	-5	$22,856
T49	Peter Malnati	-5	$22,856
T57	Carson Young	-4	$20,792
T57	Nick Dunlap	-4	$20,792
T57	C.T. Pan	-4	$20,792
T57	Sahith Theegala	-4	$20,792
T57	Lee Hodges	-4	$20,792
T57	Sungjae Im	-4	$20,792
T63	Jesper Svensson	-3	$19,964
T63	Ryan Fox	-3	$19,964
T63	Matthieu Pavon	-3	$19,964
66	Brandt Snedeker	-2	$19,596
T67	K.H. Lee	-1	$19,320
T67	Brice Garnett	-1	$19,320
T69	Will Gordon	E	$18,952
T69	Taylor Montgomery	E	$18,952
T71	Vincent Norrman	1	$18,584
T71	Kevin Streelman	1	$18,584
73	Byeong Hun An	2	$18,308
T74	Michael Thorbjornsen	3	$18,032
T74	Corey Conners	3	$18,032
76	Emiliano Grillo	4	$17,756
77	Ryan Palmer	10	$17,752

With the conclusion of the 2025 WM Phoenix Open, the PGA Tour's next scheduled event is set to be the Genesis Invitational in Southern California next week.

Thomas Detry's 2025 WM Phoenix Open Scores

Here's a look at the 2025 WM Phoenix Open winner's score for all tournament rounds at TPC Scottsdale (via PGA Tour):

Round 1

Hole 1 (par 4) - 3
Hole 2 (par 4) - 4
Hole 3 (par 5) - 4
Hole 4 (par 3) - 3
Hole 5 (par 4) - 4
Hole 6 (par 4) - 4
Hole 7 (par 3) - 3
Hole 8 (par 4) - 4
Hole 9 (par 4) - 3
Hole 10 (par 4) - 4
Hole 11 (par 4) - 3
Hole 12 (par 3) - 3
Hole 13 (par 5) - 4
Hole 14 (par 4) - 4
Hole 15 (par 5) - 4
Hole 16 (par 3) - 3
Hole 17 (par 4) - 5
Hole 18 (par 4) - 4

Round 2

Hole 1 (par 4) - 4
Hole 2 (par 4) - 3
Hole 3 (par 5) - 5
Hole 4 (par 3) - 3
Hole 5 (par 4) - 3
Hole 6 (par 4) - 4
Hole 7 (par 3) - 3
Hole 8 (par 4) - 4
Hole 9 (par 4) - 3
Hole 10 (par 4) - 3
Hole 11 (par 4) - 3
Hole 12 (par 3) - 3
Hole 13 (par 5) - 4
Hole 14 (par 4) - 5
Hole 15 (par 5) - 5
Hole 16 (par 3) - 2
Hole 17 (par 4) - 3
Hole 18 (par 4) - 4

Round 3

Hole 1 (par 4) - 3
Hole 2 (par 4) - 4
Hole 3 (par 5) - 4
Hole 4 (par 3) - 2
Hole 5 (par 4) - 3
Hole 6 (par 4) - 4
Hole 7 (par 3) - 4
Hole 8 (par 4) - 3
Hole 9 (par 4) - 4
Hole 10 (par 4) - 4
Hole 11 (par 4) - 4
Hole 12 (par 3) - 3
Hole 13 (par 5) - 5
Hole 14 (par 4) - 3
Hole 15 (par 5) - 5
Hole 16 (par 3) - 3
Hole 17 (par 4) - 3
Hole 18 (par 4) - 4

Round 4

Hole 1 (par 4) - 3
Hole 2 (par 4) - 5
Hole 3 (par 5) - 4
Hole 4 (par 3) - 3
Hole 5 (par 4) - 4
Hole 6 (par 4) - 4
Hole 7 (par 3) - 3
Hole 8 (par 4) - 4
Hole 9 (par 4) - 4
Hole 10 (par 4) - 4
Hole 11 (par 4) - 3
Hole 12 (par 3) - 3
Hole 13 (par 5) - 5
Hole 14 (par 4) - 4
Hole 15 (par 5) - 4
Hole 16 (par 3) - 2
Hole 17 (par 4) - 3
Hole 18 (par 4) - 3

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