Scottie Scheffler finishes 2026 PGA Tour season with record earnings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 3:30 PM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Scottie Scheffler concluded the 2026 PGA Tour season as the all-time leader in single-season earnings. His victory at the Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta secured his 22nd career tour title and pushed his season total past $30 million. This milestone performance surpassed the previous record and elevated Scheffler above Tiger Woods on the PGA Tour career money list. Cameron Young finished second on the season-long earnings list with over $15 million in prize money. Nine golfers earned more than $10 million during the campaign, while 33 players recorded earnings exceeding $5 million. The final standings reflect a historic financial season for the top-ranked golfer.
- •Scottie Scheffler earned $30,937,525 in 2026 prize money.
- •The 2026 season concluded with the Tour Championship held at East Lake in Atlanta.
- •Cameron Young ranked second among players with $15,068,482 in total earnings.
- •Nine golfers eclipsed the $10 million mark in season winnings.
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