Tommy Fleetwood Wins FedEx Cup 2025, Latest Prize Money and Final Golf Standings

Tommy Fleetwood was crowned as the new FedEx Cup champion on Sunday after winning the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia.

With his monumental first PGA Tour title, Fleetwood earned $10 million of the competition's $40 million purse.

Here are the final standings following the event.

Tour Championship Results

1. Tommy Fleetwood

T2. Russell Henley

T2. Patrick Cantlay

T4. Corey Conners

T4. Scottie Scheffler

T4. Cameron Young

T7. Justin Thomas

T7. Sam Burns

T7. Keegan Bradley

T10. Chris Gotterup

T10. Ben Griffin

12. Viktor Hovland

T13. Brian Harman

T13. Harris English

T13. Akshay Bhatia

T13. Shane Lowry

T17. Harry Hall

T17. Robert MacIntyre

T19. Collin Morikawa

T19. Nick Taylor

T21. Justin Rose

T21. Ludvig Åberg

T23. Rory McIlroy

T23. Maverick McNealy

T25. J.J. Spaun

T25. Andrew Novak

T27. Sungjae Im

T27. Jacob Bridgeman

29. Hideki Matsuyama

30. Sepp Straka

Fleetwood made his 164th career start on the PGA Tour in the event, but had yet to capture a title. He came close several times, recording 30 top-five finishes and six runner-up results without a victory. This included a No. 2 finish at the Travelers Championship in June.

His first win came relatively easily after a series of narrow defeats, ending the Tour Championship with a three-shot lead over the rest of the field.

"When you've lost it so many times, three strokes on the last doesn't seem like that many," Fleetwood said following his victory, via Yahoo Sports' Jay Busbee. "This is just hopefully one win, the first of many to come."

Fleetwood was tied with Patrick Cantlay at the top of the leaderboard following the third round, but gained some separation with three birdies across his first seven holes in Round 4.

A bogey on hole No. 10 cut Fleetwood's lead over Cantlay to just one stroke, but he racked up birdies on two of the next three holes to gain some more separation once again.

Scottie Scheffler won the FedEx Cup title in 2024 and sat at No. 5 on the leaderboard through Saturday's action, but ultimately couldn't close the gap between himself and Fleetwood.