​No one in the history of the PGA Tour has made more money than Scottie Scheffler did in 2026.The world’s No. 1 player, who captured the Tour Championship on Sunday at East Lake in Atlanta for his 22nd victory on Tour, moved past $30 million in season earnings with the $10 million prize. He’s the first player to pass $30 million in earnings in a single season and also passed Tiger Woods on the PGA Tour’s career money list.Scheffler earned more than double Cameron Young’s prize money, and Young finished second on the season-long money list. Nine golfers earned more than $10 million while 33 took home more than $5 million.Who made the most money during the PGA Tour’s 2026 season? Take a look:PGA Tour 2026 season earningsPositionPlayer2026 earnings1Scottie Scheffler$30,937,5252Cameron Young$15,068,4823Matt Fitzpatrick$14,679,8174Wyndham Clark$14,644,9365Rory McIlroy$11,573,7496Viktor Hovland$11,495,8267Chris Gotterup$10,446,0288Si Woo Kim$10,271,6949Ryan Gerard$10,004,89810Collin Morikawa$9,994,62811Jacob Bridgeman$9,985,50812Sam Burns$9,356,54013Ludvig Åberg$8,854,41414Akshay Bhatia$8,401,04915Russell Henley$8,153,22816Xander Schauffele$7,988,97517Tommy Fleetwood$7,714,60518Min Woo Lee$7,470,39519Kristoffer Reitan$6,828,73920Patrick Cantlay$6,492,34621Alex Fitzpatrick$6,377,75622Hideki Matsuyama$6,088,20723J.T. Poston$5,973,02924Ryan Fox$5,913,65925Alex Smalley$5,800,90826Gary Woodland$5,626,37927Justin Rose$5,620,35628Aaron Rai$5,406,60229Robert MacIntyre$5,385,88830Tom Kim$5,352,96031Kurt Kitayama$5,224,65832Adam Scott$5,121,26833J.J. Spaun$5,099,90834Rickie Fowler$4,976,73635Nicolai Højgaard$4,914,86836Bud Cauley$4,573,94837Sepp Straka$4,432,18738Alex Noren$4,275,21539Ben Griffin$4,183,40740Jake Knapp$3,974,29641Maverick McNealy$3,973,87742Justin Thomas$3,966,77443Michael Thorbjornsen$3,856,04144Nico Echavarria$3,834,17945Ryo Hisatsune$3,761,92146Sungjae Im$3,730,07747Michael Brennan$3,358,66848Daniel Berger$3,325,22849Sahith Theegala$3,274,44850Matt McCarty$3,168,681Cameron 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).This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Who made the most money on the PGA Tour in 2026? Updated top 50 earnings list