Purse, winner’s share, updated PGA TOUR prize money payout

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Does the Hero World Challenge count as a PGA Tour win?
The Hero World Challenge is well established and regularly attracts some of the world’s best players, but does it count it as a PGA Tour win?

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UPDATE 2-PGA Tour-Hero World Challenge 2025 Hero World Challenge Scores
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2025 Hero World Challenge money: Purse, winner’s share, updated PGA Tour prize money payout
Golf scores: Matsuyama rallies to win in the Bahamas. Neergaard-Petersen and Reitan earn Masters spots with wins
Hideki Matsuyama holed out from the 10th fairway for eagle on his way to an 8-under 64 and stuffed his 9-iron to 2 feet on the 18th hole in a playoff to defeat Alex Noren and win the Hero World Challe...

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Hero World Challenge live updates: Scores, highlights, final-round leaderboard
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Sepp Straka surges past Scottie Scheffler to lead in the Bahamas
Hideki Matsuyama bookends year with dominant victories, closes with playoff win in Hero World Challenge
Ranked 20th in the world, Matsuyama sank a three-footer for birdie on the par-4 18th, the first sudden-death hole, to capture the $1 million first prize and add a second Hero win to his 2016 title.

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Hideki Matsuyama wins 2025 Hero World Challenge in playoff over Alex Noren; Scottie Scheffler finishes fourth
Matsuyama tops Noren in playoff to win Hero World Challenge
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Collin Morikawa recalls best shot, and it’s not driving the green at the 2020 PGA

Scottie Scheffler was raving about a 3-iron he hit into a par 5 at the Travelers Championship because it came off perfectly. That led him to recall two other pure shots in recent memory, a 9-iron on the par-3 third at The Players Championship and a 6-iron ...
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CBS Sports shakes up PGA Tour coverage after major champion's exit

Finch's replacement after the Australian retired at the end of the PGA Tour season, with the broadcaster choosing to promote from within
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CBS Sports names PGA Tour replacement for golf legend Ian Baker-Finch

CBS Sports has confirmed that former PGA Tour professional Colt Knost will step into a full-time booth role for the network’s golf coverage in 2026, succeeding Ian Baker-Finch, who retired from broadcasting towards the end of the 2025 PGA Tour season.

Colt Knost elevated to CBS booth for 2026 PGA Tour season

Former PGA Tour player Colt Knost is moving from on-course reporter to the booth as an analyst for CBS Sports' golf coverage in 2026.
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