Updated Aug. 23, 2026, 6:11 p.m. ET

Wyndham Clark is trying to make a push for the PGA Tour’s Player of the Year Award.

Clark won the 2026 BMW Championship on Sunday at Bellerive in St. Louis, Missouri, his third win of the season and first since the U.S. Open. He topped Patrick Cantlay by three shots for the win, and he’s going to be one of the favorites next week at the Tour Championship in the FedEx Cup Playoffs finale.

With his win, he also took home the top prize of $3.6 million.

Here’s the breakdown of how much money each player earned at the BMW, where there was a purse of $20 million.

BMW Championship 2026 prize money payoutsPos.PlayerScoreEarnings1Wyndham Clark-17$3,600,0002Patrick Cantlay-14$2,160,0003Rory McIlroy-13$1,360,000T4Gary Woodland-12$856,667T4Collin Morikawa-12$856,667T4Chris Gotterup-12$856,667T7Robert MacIntyre-10$667,500T7Maverick McNealy-10$667,5009Jacob Bridgeman-9$600,000T10Michael Brennan-8$540,000T10Sungjae Im-8$540,000T12Akshay Bhatia-7$426,250T12Scottie Scheffler-7$426,250T12Russell Henley-7$426,250T12Ryo Hisatsune-7$426,250T16Adam Scott-6$312,000T16Alex Smalley-6$312,000T16Aaron Rai-6$312,000T16Justin Thomas-6$312,000T16Ludvig Aberg-6$312,000T16Ryan Gerard-6$312,000T22Justin Rose-5$221,000T22J.T. Poston-5$221,000T22Kristoffer Reitan-5$221,000T22J.J. Spaun-5$221,000T26Kurt Kitayama-4$177,500T26Xander Schauffele-4$177,500T28Hideki Matsuyama-3$153,000T28Tom Kim-3$153,000T28Sam Burns-3$153,000T28Matt Fitzpatrick-3$153,000T28Eric Cole-3$153,000T33Si Woo Kim-2$124,500T33Matt McCarty-2$124,500T33Viktor Hovland-2$124,500T33Sepp Straka-2$124,500T37Rickie Fowler-1$106,000T37Michael Thorbjornsen-1$106,000T37Cameron Young-1$106,000T37Alex Noren-1$106,000T41Jake KnappE$92,000T41Sahith TheegalaE$92,000T41Nicolai HojgaardE$92,000T44Bud Cauley1$80,000T44Alex Fitzpatrick1$80,000T44Ben Griffin1$80,000T47Ryan Fox2$70,000T47Tommy Fleetwood2$70,000T47Min Woo Lee2$70,00050Nico Echavarria5$66,000Explore how to live where you love to play Access community guides, golf real estate insights, trusted agent connections, and content built for passionate golfers.

Cameron Jourdan is an assistant editor of Golfweek, covering college and amateur golf, the PGA Tour and plenty more. Follow Cameron on X/Twitter (@Cam_Jourdan) or Instagram (@GolfweekJourdan).