The Sentry 2025 prize money payout: How much each golfer earned from the $20,000,000 purse

Matsuyama Claims Historic Victory at The Sentry

Hideki Matsuyama delivered a record-breaking performance at the Kapalua Plantation Course, claiming his eleventh PGA Tour title at The Sentry. Matsuyama’s 72-hole total of 35 under par shattered records, and he walked away with a winner’s purse of $3.6 million from the $20 million prize pool, along with 700 FedEx Cup points.

Key Highlights

Collin Morikawa, who finished second for the second consecutive year, posted a 32 under par and earned $2.16 million. Sungjae Im secured third place with a total of 29 under par, taking home $1.36 million. At the opposite end, Brian Harman finished last in the field but still collected $48,500 for his efforts.

Prize Money Breakdown

Here’s the complete breakdown of how much each player earned:

Top Finishers

1st: Hideki Matsuyama – 35 under par | $3,600,000

2nd: Collin Morikawa – 32 under par | $2,160,000

3rd: Sungjae Im – 29 under par | $1,360,000

4th: Jhonattan Vegas – 25 under par | $975,000

Tied 5th Place (Each earning $744,166.67):

Ludvig Åberg – 24 under par

Corey Conners – 24 under par

Thomas Detry – 24 under par

Tied 8th Place (Each earning $550,000):

Sam Burns – 23 under par

Cameron Young – 23 under par

Maverick McNealy – 23 under par

Tom Hoge – 23 under par

Harry Hall – 23 under par

13th Place (Tied)

Taylor Pendrith and Cam Davis finished 22 under par, each earning $410,000.

15th Place (Tied)

A group of nine golfers at 21 under par, including Patrick Cantlay, Tony Finau, and Adam Scott, each earned $292,000.

Additional Notable Performances

24th Place (Tied): Matt Fitzpatrick, Max Greyserman – 20 under par | $196,000 each

26th Place (Tied): Justin Thomas, Max Homa, Will Zalatoris – 19 under par | $163,333 each

36th Place (Tied): Viktor Hovland, Sahith Theegala – 15 under par | $97,750 each

Last Place

58th: Brian Harman – 3 under par | $48,500

Matsuyama’s Record Performance

Matsuyama’s final round of 8-under-par 65 was the highlight of the tournament, securing his historic win. Meanwhile, Ludvig Åberg made a notable leap on Sunday, shooting 9-under-par 64 to climb 16 spots and finish tied for fifth.

The Sentry’s thrilling conclusion set a high standard for the PGA Tour season, with Matsuyama’s stellar play leaving golf fans excited for what’s to come.