2024 Charles Schwab Challenge: Full prize money payouts for the $9,100,000 purse

Davis Riley won the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge, with a score of 14 under. Riley took home 500 FedEx Cup points and also the lion's share of the $9,100,000 purse.

Davis Riley's paycheck for winning the Charles Schwab Challenge was $1,638,000. Twenty one other players received winnings in excess of $100,000, for their results.

2024 Charles Schwab Challenge full prize money payouts

Below are the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge full prize money payouts:

• 1 Davis Riley -14 $1,638,000
• T2 Keegan Bradley -9 $809,900
• T2 Scottie Scheffler -9 $809,900
• 4 Collin Morikawa -8 $445,900
• T5 Mac Meissner -5 $323,619
• T5 Sepp Straka -5 $323,619
• T5 Hayden Buckley -5 $323,619
• T5 Pierceson Coody -5 $323,619
• T9 David Lipsky -4 $247,975
• T9 Sungjae Im -4 $247,975
• T9 Robby Shelton -4 $247,975
• T12 Lucas Glover -3 $180,635
• T12 Lee Hodges -3 $180,635
• T12 Chandler Phillips -3 $180,635
• T12 J.T. Poston -3 $180,635
• T12 Adam Scott -3 $180,635
• T17 Maverick McNealy -2 $120,835
• T17 Tom Hoge -2 $120,835
• T17 Christiaan Bezuidenhout -2 $120,835
• T17 Matt Kuchar -2 $120,835
• T17 Davis Thompson -2 $120,835
• T17 Alejandro Tosti -2 $120,835
• T17 Tony Finau -2 $120,835
• T24 Adam Svensson -1 $70,866
• T24 Matt NeSmith -1 $70,866
• T24 Billy Horschel -1 $70,866
• T24 Brian Harman -1 $70,866
• T24 Denny McCarthy -1 $70,866
• T24 Min Woo Lee -1 $70,866
• T24 Tom Kim -1 $70,866
• T24 Kevin Tway -1 $70,866
• T32 K.H. Lee E $51,961
• T32 Aaron Rai E $51,961
• T32 Ben Silverman E $51,961
• T32 Justin Rose E $51,961
• T32 Ryan Fox E $51,961
• T37 Peter Malnati +1 $38,675
• T37 Joseph Bramlett +1 $38,675
• T37 Jordan Spieth +1 $38,675
• T37 Martin Laird +1 $38,675
• T37 Ben Martin +1 $38,675
• T37 C.T. Pan +1 $38,675
• T37 Rickie Fowler +1 $38,675
• T37 Keith Mitchell +1 $38,675
• T45 Troy Merritt +2 $27,100
• T45 Daniel Berger +2 $27,100
• T45 Zach Johnson +2 $27,100
• T45 Patrick Rodgers +2 $27,100
• T45 Gary Woodland +2 $27,100
• T50 Kevin Streelman +3 $22,234
• T50 Charley Hoffman +3 $22,234
• T50 Victor Perez +3 $22,234
• T50 Webb Simpson +3 $22,234
• T50 Doug Ghim +3 $22,234
• T50 Brendon Todd +3 $22,234
• T56 Tyler Duncan +4 $20,839
• T56 Thomas Detry +4 $20,839
• T56 Si Woo Kim +4 $20,839
• T56 Joel Dahmen +4 $20,839
• T56 Cam Davis +4 $20,839
• T61 Parker Coody +5 $20,111
• T61 Kevin Yu +5 $20,111
• T61 S.H. Kim +5 $20,111
• 64 Emiliano Grillo +6 $19,747
• T65 Mark Hubbard +7 $19,292
• T65 Austin Smotherman +7 $19,292
• T65 Nick Hardy +7 $19,292
• T65 Kevin Kisner +7 $19,292
• 69 Ryan Moore +8 $18,837
• T70 Callum Tarren +9 $18,564
• T70 Vincent Norrman +9 $18,564

Davis Riley played the final round for even par, with four birdies and four bogeys. This was enough for him to extend to five strokes, the lead he brought from the previous round (4), as Scottie Scheffler remained in second position, but with one stroke less (9 under).

It is Riley's first individual victory on the PGA Tour, having previously won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans teaming with Nick Hardy.

Scheffler scored over par (1 over) again during the final round of the Charles Schwab Challenge, with two birdies and three bogeys, but it was only enough to tie for second place with Keegan Bradley.

It is the 11th top 10 for Scheffler in 11 PGA Tour tournaments played during the current season. It is also the second runner-up finish of the year for Scheffler in his home state of Texas.

Bradley carded a 67 in the final round of the Charles Schwab Challenge, with five birdies and two bogeys to climb five spots to second place.