2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship Prize Money
There’s a lot at stake in Sunday’s game in Bermuda, as players not only compete for a $6 million purse but, perhaps more importantly, a high score that could put a contender into the coveted top 100 of the FedEx Cup fall standings, ensuring their spot for the 2026 season. With just one game left, next week’s RSM Classic, it’s time to make a statement.
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With 18 holes remaining in the Bermuda tournament, 12 of the top 16 players on the leaderboard are outside the top 100. Third-round co-leaders Adam Schenk and Braden Thornberry are looking to seal their first PGA Tour wins, while 36-hole leader Adam Hadwin is two strokes back looking for his first victory since 2017.
In addition to the all-important points, this week’s winner will also receive a $1.08 million winner’s check. The runner-up will receive $654,000, and the remaining top 16 players will receive six-figure bonuses.
You can check out the full purse breakdown for the 2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship below.
2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship Prize Money Breakdown
Win: $1.08 million
2: $654,000
3: $414,000
4: $294,000
5: $246,000
6: $217,500
7: $202,500
8: $187,500
9: $175,500
10: $163,500
11: $151,500
12: $139,500
13: $127,500
14: $115,500
15: $109,500
16: $103,500
17: $97,500
18: $91,500
19: $85,500
20: $79,500
21: $73,500
22: $67,500
23: $62,700
24th: $57,900
25: $53,100
26: $48,300
27: $46,500
28: $44,700
29: $42,900
30: $41,100
31: $39,300
32: $37,500
33: $35,700
34: $34,200
35: $32,700
36: $31,200
37: $29,700
38: $28,500
39: $27,300
40: $26,100
41: $24,900
42: $23,700
43: $22,500
44: $21,300
45: $20,100
46: $18,900
47: $17,700
48: $16,740
49: $15,900
50: $15,420
51: $15,060
52: $14,700
53: $14,460
54: $14,220
55: $14,100
56: $13,980
57: $13,860
58: $13,740
59: $13,620
60: $13,500
61: $13,380
62: $13,260
63: $13,140
64: $13,020
65: $12,900
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As a fourth-year member of Columbia University’s inaugural women’s varsity golf class, Jessica can birdie more than everyone on the masthead. She can chase them away at the office, too, where she produces print and online features and oversees major special projects like GOLF’s Style Issue, which debuted in February 2018. Her original interview series, “A Round With,” debuted in November 2015 and appears as videos in the magazine and on GOLF.com.
