Scottie Scheffler has earned $97,459,943 in just 3 years of season winnings

The unstoppable Scottie Scheffler claimed the gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics in his debut appearance. While the world number one golfer earned $37,500 for his finish at the top of the podium, the pride and honor from the achievement cannot be quantified.

Having said that, Scheffler has made a hefty amount in earnings over the last three seasons on the PGA Tour. He has totaled $97,459,943 in earnings from four streams - tournament finishes, Fed Ex Cup Playoffs, Comcast Top 10 finishes, and PIP (Player Impact Program).

The number is sure to exceed $100 million when the current season comes to an end. Despite not playing at last week's Wyndham Championship, Scheffler claimed a whopping $8 million for finishing at the top of the Comcast Business Tour rankings with 5,993 points.

As the regular season of the PGA Tour has come to an end, the Olympic gold medalist has made $28,148,691 in earnings from six wins, two runner-ups, 14 top ten finishes, and 15 top 25 finishes in 16 starts. Scheffler will receive a cheque for the FedEx Cup Playoffs and PIP following the conclusion of the former.

The Playoffs will see three events span from August 15 to September 1 - FedEx St. Jude Championship, BMW Championship, and Tour Championship. The total bonus pool for the FedEx Cup Playoffs stands strong at $100 million, giving Scheffler a chance to take home $25 million if he emerges as the champion.

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Scottie Scheffler 2024 PGA Tour season earnings explored

Scottie Scheffler leads the PGA Tour's Official Money List this season with a whopping $28,148,691 made in 16 starts. The World No.1 earned the most amount of money from winning the Players Championship, where he took home $4.5 million. His lowest earning was at the 2024 US Open, where he tied for 41st place and earned $72,305.

Here's a look into the breakdown of his earnings :

• The Sentry - $690,500 (5th place)
• American Express - $132,300 (T17)
• AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am - $642,500 (T6)
• WM Phoenix Open - $519,200 (T3)
• Genesis Invitational - $455,000 (T10)
• Arnold Palmer Invitational - $4,000,000 (First place)
• The Players Championship - $4,500,000 (First place)
• Texas Children's Houston Open - $553,735 (T2)
• Augusta Masters - $3,600,000 (First place)
• RBC Heritage - $3,600,000 (First place)
• PGA Championship - $521,417.50 (T8)
• Charles Schwab Challenge - $809,900 (T2)
• Memorial Tournament - $4,000,000 (First place)
• US Open - $72,305 (T41)
• Traveler's Championship - $3,600,000 (First place)
• Open Championship - $451,833 (T7)