Scottie Scheffler won the 2024 Masters at Augusta National, securing 750 FedEx Cup points. Scheffler carded 11-under during the tournament, earning FedEx Cup points and $3,600,000.
The FedEx Cup points determine the players' eligibility to keep their PGA Tour Cards and the FedEx Cup Playoffs in August each year.
The FedEx Cup Playoffs give players the chance to win the tournament purse of $25 million and a $100 million bonus. The first-place winner will receive $18 million, second place will receive $6.5 million and all top-10 players will receive at least $1 million.
The World No.1 opened with 6-under to sit one stroke behind leader Bryson DeChambeau. He rose to a three-way tie for first place with DeChambeau and Max Homa and finished the tournament with solo first place.
This is the third consecutive year that the No.1 player in the FedEx Cup standings has won the Masters.
FedEx Cup points earned for the top 12 players at the 2024 Masters
The FedEx Cup points list after Scottie Scheffler's win at the 2024 Masters reads as follows:
FedEx Cup Standings - Top 10
Players within the top 70 at the end of the season will move on to play at the FedEx Cup Playoffs and earn their PGA Tour Card for the 2024-25 season.
FedEx Cup Playoffs - format explored
Players gather FedEx Cup points throughout the season and the top 70 players are eligible to play in the FedEx Cup Playoffs.
The FedEx Cup follows a progressive cut format as the first event has 70 players, the second has 50 and the final has 30.
The players who make it to the final start the PGA Tour Championship with starting strokes based on the Playoffs. The player with the most FedEx Cup points starts the Tour Championship with a 10-under score.
The player with the lowest score, after combining the four rounds at the Tour Championship and the starting strokes, is crowned the FedEx Champion.
2024 FedEx Cup Fall
The top 50 players will remain eligible for the FedEx Cup Fall tournaments. Players out of the top 50 will continue to gather points.
A win in the FedEx Cup Fall series will exempt entry to the season-opening, the Major Championships, and grant a two-year PGA Tour card.