Scottie Scheffler secures twenty three million dollar bonus as FedEx Cup concludes today.

Scottie Scheffler won the PGA Tour's season-long race and banked a $23 million bonus, but the FedEx Cup will be decided this week at the Tour Championship AP News. The winner of the 30-man event at East Lake will take home $10 million and claim golf's richest prize. No golfer has won the FedEx Cup in back-to-back years since the competition started in 2007 Newsday.
Europe's top players begin a crucial stretch at the British Masters, while the LPGA Tour heads into its strongest field of the year ahead of the Solheim Cup AP News. The women's championship features all top 10 players in the world ranking, with prize money that ranks second only to the majors Newsday.
Scottie Scheffler wrapped up the PGA Tour's season-long points race after the BMW Championship and secured a $23 million bonus Newsday. The victory caps a dominant stretch for the world's top-ranked golfer. He now heads into the Tour Championship as the favorite, though a new champion will be crowned at East Lake.
The Tour Championship winner will pocket $10 million and earn the FedEx Cup title Daily Gazette. Rory McIlroy is among six former FedEx Cup champions in the 30-man field AP News. Two PGA Tour rookies—Alex Fitzpatrick and Kristoffer Reitan—have earned their spots AP News.
No player has won the FedEx Cup in consecutive years since the event began in 2007 Newsday. That means Scheffler cannot repeat as FedEx Cup champion, despite winning the season race. The 30-man field will compete to break that 17-year streak of different champions AP News.
Europe's top players begin a critical week at the British Masters, where International team selection for the Presidents Cup will be finalized by world ranking Newsday. The field includes recent British Open champion Ryan Fox and rising stars like Min Woo Lee, Ryan Gerard, and Alex Smalley AP News.
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