Overview
- Scottie Scheffler rallied from a three‑shot deficit to shoot a final‑round 66 and win the Tour Championship on Sunday, finishing 16‑under and three strokes clear of Viktor Hovland.
- The victory earned Scheffler the $10 million first prize and the FedEx Cup title for the second time.
- The $10 million payout pushed Scheffler’s official PGA Tour career earnings to $130,390,661, moving him past Tiger Woods on the tour’s all‑time money list.
- Scheffler’s comeback featured a near‑ace on the par‑3 second and a key birdie from a fairway bunker at the 16th while Hovland closed with a 72 and lost the overnight lead.
- The result arrives as the PGA Tour confirmed East Lake will host the Tour Championship only through 2027 and said it will shift to a match‑play‑weighted playoff format in 2028, and the week was marked by sponsor controversy around a pulled Good Good Golf ad and partner splits.