Masters Tournament Set for Thrilling Finale with Record Prize Money

Augusta, Georgia — The 2025 Masters Tournament is gearing up for an electrifying conclusion on Sunday as an impressive leaderboard sets the stage for the final round. All eyes are on Augusta National Golf Club, where more than just the iconic green jacket is at stake.

This year’s event features a historic $21 million purse that will be distributed among the 53 players who made the cut. The 2025 champion will walk away with a staggering $4.2 million, an increase of $600,000 from Scottie Scheffler‘s winnings last year.

The top four finishers will earn a minimum of $1 million each, elevating the stakes as players vie not only for the title but also for significant financial rewards. Players finishing in 12th place or higher will secure invitations to the 90th Masters, making that rank a crucial target for many golfers.

Golfers finishing in 12th can still take home approximately $483,000, while those inside the top 50 are guaranteed at least $52,920. For players who do not make the cut, a consolation of $25,000 awaits.

The expanded television coverage by CBS Sports ensures fans won’t miss a moment on Sunday, with broadcasts slated from 12-2 p.m. before shifting to CBS from 2-7 p.m. Masters aficionados can catch all the action across various streaming platforms, including the CBS Sports app.

Here is a detailed look at the complete prize money breakdown for the tournament:

Total purse: $21 million

1st — $4,200,000

2nd — $2,268,000

3rd — $1,428,000

4th — $1,008,000

5th — $840,000

6th — $756,000

7th — $703,500

8th — $651,000

9th — $609,000

10th — $567,000

11th — $525,000

12th — $483,000

13th — $441,000

14th — $399,000

15th — $378,000

16th — $357,000

17th — $336,000

18th — $315,000

19th — $294,000

20th — $273,000

21st — $252,000

22nd — $235,200

23rd — $218,400

24th — $201,600

25th — $184,800

26th — $168,000

27th — $161,700

28th — $155,400

29th — $149,100

30th — $142,800

31st — $136,500

32nd — $130,200

33rd — $123,900

34th — $118,650

35th — $113,400

36th — $108,150

37th — $102,900

38th — $98,700

39th — $94,500

40th — $90,300

41st — $86,100

42nd — $81,900

43rd — $77,700

44th — $73,500

45th — $69,300

46th — $65,100

47th — $60,900

48th — $57,540

49th — $54,600

50th — $52,920

The remaining professionals will receive descending cash prizes beginning from $51,660 based on their performance. Those who missed the cut will take home $25,000.