2024 Zozo Championship prize money payout: How much will each golfer earn from the $8.5 million purse?

The PGA Tour has shifted to Asia for the Zozo Championship, the latest weekend event on its fall schedule. The second round is done, which means golfers are halfway to a payday. The total prize purse is an impressive $8.5 million. Of that, here's how much everyone will make, including the winner.

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Prize money breakdown for Zozo Championship

Here's how the payout breaks down for the Zozo Championship. Unlike other fall PGA Tour schedule events, this one carries a prize purse similar to those that come during the FedEx Cup season. The winner takes home over $1 million:

• Win: $1,530,000
• 2: $918,000
• 3: $578,000
• 4: $408,000
• 5: $340,000
• 6: $306,000
• 7: $284,750
• 8: $263,500
• 9: $246,500
• 10: $229,500
• 11: $212,500
• 12: $195,500
• 13: $178,500
• 14: $161,500
• 15: $151,640
• 16: $142,460
• 17: $133,960
• 18: $125,460
• 19: $116,960
• 20: $108,460
• 21: $99,960
• 22: $93,160
• 23: $86,360
• 24: $79,560
• 25: $72,760
• 26: $65,960
• 27: $63,410
• 28: $60,860
• 29: $58,310
• 30: $55,760
• 31: $53,210
• 32: $50,660
• 33: $48,110
• 34: $45,985
• 35: $43,860
• 36: $41,735
• 37: $39,610
• 38: $37,910
• 39: $36,210
• 40: $34,510
• 41: $32,810
• 42: $31,110
• 43: $29,410
• 44: $27,710
• 45: $26,010
• 46: $24,310
• 47: $22,610
• 48: $21,250
• 49: $20,060
• 50: $19,380
• 51: $18,870
• 52: $18,360
• 53: $18,020
• 54: $17,680
• 55: $17,510
• 56: $17,340
• 57: $17,170
• 58: $17,000
• 59: $16,830
• 60: $16,660
• 61: $16,490
• 62: $16,320
• 63: $16,150
• 64: $15,980
• 65: $15,810
• 66: $15,640
• 67: $15,470
• 68: $15,300
• 69: $15,130
• 70: $14,960
• 71: $14,790
• 72: $14,620
• 73: $14,450
• 74: $14,280
• 75: $14,110
• 76: $13,940
• 77: $13,770
• 78: $13,600

There is no cut at this event. The second round has concluded play, but all golfers are still in the field. It has a limited field despite being a fall event, so all 78 golfers will take home at least a small portion of the $8.5 million that's at stake.

Right now, after the second round, Nico Echavarria is in the lead. He is two strokes up on Justin Thomas and Taylor Moore. Eric Cole, Seamus Power, C.T. Pan, and Rickie Fowler are not far behind, either.

Eric Cole is doing well at the Zozo Championship (Imagn)

Thomas capped his second round with a tremendous eagle that drew him closer to the lead. His wife is expecting a baby not long after the golfer ends this tournament and returns home, but he reiterated before the event that his focus would still be on winning a golf tournament.

He said of his impressive final shot via SB Nation:

“Just took a little bit off of a 5-iron and cut it off the left center of the green. That’s what I’m trying to get on the green. I think hitting it in there four feet is a bonus, but that’s the advantage of soft greens and hitting a good shot.”

Thomas and the rest of the field will resume play later tonight EST, which is the morning where the Zozo Championship is being held.