World Wide Technology Championship prize money: How much they're playing for
World Wide Technology Championship prize money: Check out how much they are playing for as the PGA Tour heads to Mexico.
The PGA Tour heads to Mexico for the World Wide Technology Championship.
The tournament, played over 6-9 November, used to be staged at Mayakoba but the Greg Norman-designed venue was snatched by the rival LIV Golf League.
Now the World Wide Technology Championship is played at the Tiger Woods-designed El Cardonal at Diamante Cabo San Lucas.
An emotional Austin Eckroat was the winner here 12 months ago.
The American bagged his first PGA Tour title and went on to win the Cognizant Classic.
Eckroat is back to defend his title this week and he is joined by several golfers who are jockeying for position in the FedEx Cup Fall standings.
Only the top 100 players (down from 125) will be fully exempt on the PGA Tour in 2026.
Elsewhere, there are spots up for grabs in the signature events.
There is also a huge amount of prize money to be won.
The 2025 World Wide Technology Championship has a total purse of $6m.
It means the champion will walk away with $1,080,000, which is down $200,000 from 2024.
GolfMagic has listed all of the prize money information below.
Don't forget to check back in at the end of the week to see how much they all won.
Position | Earnings |
1 | $1,080,000 |
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 |
24 | $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 |
66 | $12,780 |
67 | $12,660 |
68 | $12,540 |
69 | $12,420 |
70 | $12,300 |
71 | $12,180 |
72 | $12,060 |
73 | $11,940 |
74 | $11,820 |
75 | $11,700 |
76 | $11,580 |
77 | $11,460 |
78 | $11,340 |
79 | $11,220 |
80 | $11,100 |
81 | $10,980 |
82 | $10,860 |
83 | $10,740 |
84 | $10,620 |
85 | $10,500 |
86 | $10,380 |
87 | $10,260 |
88 | $10,140 |
89 | $10,020 |
90 | $9,900 |
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