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Ben Griffin is tied for the lead heading into the final round of the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge.
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As the **2025 Charles Schwab Challenge** unfolds at the historic **Colonial Country Club** in Fort Worth, two players—**Ben Griffin and Matti Schmid**—have seized the spotlight, boasting a remarkable four-shot lead over their closest competitor, **Rickie Fowler**. With **World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler** also making waves after a stunning performance on Saturday, the excitement is at an all-time high. However, beyond the glory of a PGA Tour title, a hefty sum of money is up for grabs. Let’s delve into the details of the **Charles Schwab Challenge purse, payout breakdown, and winner’s share**.
The Financial Stakes of the Charles Schwab Challenge
Set against the backdrop of **Colonial Country Club**, renowned for its rich history and challenging courses, the **2025 Charles Schwab Challenge** features a remarkable total purse of **$9.5 million**. While this tournament may not boast a **Signature Event** status, its financial rewards are nothing short of impressive.
**The winner will claim a staggering $1.71 million**, a life-altering sum that underscores the stakes involved. Even players finishing near the top can expect substantial payouts, with second place taking home **$1.035 million**. In fact, **22 players will walk away with six figures**, showcasing just how lucrative this event can be.
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At Colonial, Rickie Fowler has an opportunity to make a statement
For **Matti Schmid**, in particular, Sunday carries a potential for transformative financial impact. As a **27-year-old German pro** yet to secure a victory on the PGA Tour, his biggest paycheck to date stands at **$448,500** from the **2023 Butterfield Bermuda Championship**. A strong finish—top four or better—could see him surpass that amount, marking a significant milestone in his career.
Detailed Payout Structure for the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge
The breakdown of the Charles Schwab Challenge prize money is as follows:
- Win: $1.71 million
- 2nd: $1.035 million
- 3rd: $655,500
- 4th: $465,500
- 5th: $389,500
- 6th: $344,375
- 7th: $320,625
- 8th: $296,875
- 9th: $277,875
- 10th: $258,875
- 11th: $239,875
- 12th: $220,875
- 13th: $201,875
- 14th: $182,875
- 15th: $173,375
- 16th: $163,875
- 17th: $154,375
- 18th: $144,875
- 19th: $135,375
- 20th: $125,875
- 21st: $116,375
- 22nd: $106,875
- 23rd: $99,275
- 24th: $91,675
- 25th: $84,075
- 26th: $76,475
- 27th: $73,625
- 28th: $70,775
- 29th: $67,925
- 30th: $65,075
- 31st: $62,225
- 32nd: $59,375
- 33rd: $55,337
- 34th: $54,150
- 35th: $51,775
- 36th: $49,400
- 37th: $47,025
- 38th: $45,125
- 39th: $43,225
- 40th: $41,325
- 41st: $39,425
- 42nd: $37,525
- 43rd: $35,625
- 44th: $33,725
- 45th: $31,825
- 46th: $29,925
- 47th: $28,025
- 48th: $26,505
- 49th: $25,175
- 50th: $24,415
- 51st: $23,845
- 52nd: $23,275
- 53rd: $22,895
- 54th: $22,515
- 55th: $22,325
- 56th: $22,135
- 57th: $21,954
- 58th: $21,755
- 59th: $21,565
- 60th: $21,375
- 61st: $21,185
- 62nd: $20,995
- 63rd: $20,805
- 64th: $20,615
- 65th: $20,425
- 66th: $20,235
- 67th: $20,045
- 68th: $19,855
- 69th: $19,655
- 70th: $19,475
- 71st: $19,285
- 72nd: $19,095
- 73rd: $18,905
- 74th: $18,715
- 75th: $18,525
- 76th: $18,335
- 77th: $18,145
- 78th: $17,955
- 79th: $17,765
- 80th: $17,575
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