Players Championship 2024 Prize Money: Purse Payout and Final Leaderboard

The Players Championship came to an end on Sunday, with Scottie Scheffler taking home the win.

Scheffler narrowly edged out Brian Harman, Xander Schauffele and Wyndham Clark, all of whom finished at -19 in the tournament. Clark had the chance to get to -20 on the 18th hole, but his putt lipped out and gave Scheffler the victory.

With a total purse of $25 million, Scheffler took home $4.5 million in purse money with the win.

Here's a full leaderboard list and a breakdown of how the purse money was split up.

1. Scottie Scheffler (-20) $4.5 million

T2. Brian Harman (-19) $1.891 million

T2. Xander Schauffele (-19) $1.891 million

T2. Wyndham Clark (-19) $1.891 million

5. Matt Fitzpatrick (-16) $1.025 million

T6. Si Woo Kim (-15) $875,000

T6. Hideki Matsuyama (-15) $875,000

8. Ludvig Aberg (-14) $781,250

T9. Sahith Theegala (-13) $706,250

T9. Maverick McNealy (-13) $706,250

T11. Joel Dahmen (-12) $606,250

T11. Taylor Montgomery (-12) $606,250

T13. Corey Conners (-11) $489,583

T13. Christiaan Bezuidenhout (-11) $489,583

T13. Nate Lashley (-11) $489,583

T16. Sam Ryder (-10) $406,250

T16. Sepp Straka (-10) $406,250

T16. Doug Ghim (-10) $406,250

T19. Harris English (-9) $285,535

T19. Shane Lowry (-9) $285,535

T19. Dylan Wu (-9) $285,535

T19. Kurt Kitayama (-9) $285,535

T19. Alex Noren (-9) $285,535

T19. Adam Schenk (-9) $285,535

T19. Rory McIlroy (-9) $285,535

*Full purse payouts can be viewed at Golf.com.

With the win, Scheffler becomes the first golfer ever to repeat as the winner of the Players Championship. In 50 years of the event that featured winners like Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and Fred Couples, it wasn't until Scheffler's victory on Sunday that the Players Championship saw back-to-back wins.

"Pretty special," he said after the win, per ESPN's Mark Schlabach. "That's something you don't get the opportunity to do very often. It's tough enough to win one Players."

The win also made Scheffler one of five players to win at Bay Hill and TPC Sawgrass in the same season. He is just the third player to win at those courses in consecutive weeks, joining Tiger Woods (2001) and Tom Kite (1989).

Scheffler now has his second victory on the tour this season and will look to follow it up with a big performance at the Valspar Championship next week.