Scottie Scheffler finished first in FedExCup points over the course of the PGA Tour’s regular season and was rewarded handsomely.

Scheffler, who has topped the regular-season standings in four of the last five years, earned a $10 million bonus from the Tour. The money is unofficial and doesn’t count towards his season earnings — but it’s $10 million.

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The bonus pool pays out $20 million across the top 10 finishers. There is also a near $100 million in bonus money — not counting official earnings — during the playoffs (details below).

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Here’s what you need to know ahead of the three-event FedExCup Playoffs on the PGA Tour.

Here’s a look at the regular-season top 10 and how much they earned in bonus money:

• 1. Scottie Scheffler: $10 million

• 2. Matt Fitzpatrick: $4 million

• 3. Cameron Young: $1.2 million

• 4. Wyndham Clark: $1 million

• 5. Chris Gotterup: $800,000

• 6. Collin Morikawa: $700,000

• 9. Tommy Fleetwood: $550,000

• 10. Ludvig Åberg: $500,000

Note: There is no longer an additional Comcast Business top 10, which previously paid out $40 million to the top regular-season finishers.