AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 2025 prize money & payout

The Pebble Beach Pro-Am is this weekend. It's the second Signature Event, which makes it another outing with a ton of money at stake. In total, golfers will compete for a share of $20 million. Those who play all four rounds will get at least a portion of that, with those at the top of the leaderboard coming away with substantial paydays.

There should be three golfers who take home over $1 million in prize money. Here's how it all breaks down per Golf Monthly:

• 1st $3,600,000
• 2nd $2,180,000
• 3rd $1,380,000
• 4th $980,000
• 5th $820,000
• 6th $725,000
• 7th $675,000
• 8th $625,000
• 9th $585,000
• 10th $545,000
• 11th $505,000
• 12th$465,000
• 13th $425,000
• 14th $385,000
• 15th $365,000
• 16th $345,000
• 17th $325,000
• 18th $305,000
• 19th $285,000
• 20th $265,000
• 21st $245,000
• 22nd $225,000
• 23rd $209,000
• 24th $193,000
• 25th $177,000
• 26th $161,000
• 27th $155,000
• 28th $149,000
• 29th $143,000
• 30th $137,000
• 31st $131,000
• 32nd $125,000
• 33rd $119,000
• 34th $114,000
• 35th $109,000
• 36th $104,000
• 37th $99,000
• 38th $95,000
• 39th $91,000
• 40th $87,000
• 41st $83,000
• 42nd $79,000
• 43rd $75,000
• 44th $71,000
• 45th $67,000
• 46th $63,000
• 47th $59,000
• 48th $55,800
• 49th $53,000
• 50th $51,400
• 51st $50,200
• 52nd $49,000
• 53rd $48,200
• 54th $47,400
• 55th $47,000
• 56th $46,600
• 57th $46,200
• 58th $45,800
• 59th $45,400
• 60th $45,000
• 61st $44,600
• 62nd $44,000
• 63rd $43,800
• 64th $43,400
• 65th $43,000

Of course, this will be adjusted for ties and possible playoff scenarios at the top of the leaderboard. Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and Collin Morikawa are among the favorites to take home the top prize.

Last year, after inclement weather shortened the event to 54 holes, Wyndham Clark took home the $3.6 million prize. The prize purse was exactly the same in 2024.

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Who all is in the field for the Pebble Beach Pro-Am?

New Signature Event rules indicate that there have to be 72 players in the field, and there can be more. This event does not have a cut, so the Pebble Beach Pro-Am has a smaller field than a standard event.

Scottie Scheffler will play the Pebble Beach Pro-Am (Image via Imagn)

Here's everyone who's in the field for the Pebble Beach Pro-Am per the PGA Tour:

1. Scottie Scheffler
2. Collin Morikawa
3. Sahith Theegala
4. Russell Henley
5. Adam Scott
6. Sungjae Im
7. Wyndham Clark
8. Rory McIlroy
9. Hideki Matsuyama
10. Shane Lowry
11. Sam Burns
12. Viktor Hovland
13. Justin Thomas
14. Taylor Pendrith
15. Ludvig Åberg
16. Patrick Cantlay
17. Robert MacIntyre
18. Matthieu Pavon
19. Tommy Fleetwood
20. Keegan Bradley
21. Byeong Hun An
22. Billy Horschel
23. Tony Finau
24. Aaron Rai
25. Akshay Bhatia
26. Chris Kirk
27. Sepp Straka
28. Christiaan Bezuidenhout
29. Tom Hoge
30. Brian Harman
31. Si Woo Kim
32. Jason Day
33. Davis Thompson
34. Denny McCarthy
35. Cam Davis
36. Will Zalatoris
37. Corey Conners
38. Matt Fitzpatrick
39. J.T. Poston
40. Thomas Detry
41. Stephan Jaeger
42. Cameron Young
43. Austin Eckroat
44. Max Homa
45. Adam Hadwin
46. Max Greyserman
47. Nick Dunlap
48. Eric Cole
49. Mackenzie Hughes
50. Patrick Rodgers
51. Nico Echavarria
52. Harris English
53. Seamus Power
54. Ben Griffin
55. Kevin Yu
56. Tom Kim
57. Nick Taylor
58. Rasmus Højgaard
59. Sam Stevens
60. J.J. Spaun
61. Andrew Novak
62. Justin Lower
63. Lee Hodges
64. Rickie Fowler
65. Harry Hall
66. Jordan Spieth
67. Gary Woodland
68. Lucas Glover
69. Justin Rose
70. Mark Hubbard
71. Jake Knapp
72. Min Woo Lee
73. Beau Hossler
74. Taylor Moore
75. Andrew Novak
76. Erik van Rooyen
77. Doug Ghim
78. Brendon Todd
79. Jhonattan Vegas
80. Keith Mitchell

These players are in the Pebble Beach Pro-Am by various methods including the OWGR top 50, Aon Next 10 and sponsor's exemptions.