Here's the breakdown of how much money each player earned at the 2026 Kaulig Companies Championship, where there was a purse of $3.6 million.
The third of five majors on the PGA Tour Champions is the 2026 Kaulig Companies Championship. This tournament was long known as the Senior Players Championship and this year marks its swan song at Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio, as next year it'll be played in Newport Beach, California. The usual cast of characters on the senior circuit was joined by Champions rookie Zach Johnson.
There is a prize fund of $3.5 million, and Johnson will take home $525,000 after he won for the third time this season and in his second straight start on the circuit. Johnson's finishes in 2026 are now: 1-T3-T2-T8-3-T5-T5-1. Boo Weekley shot up the board Sunday to snag solo second.
It's his best start finish since winning the Insperity Invitational two months ago and is a nice rebound after he had to WD from the U.S. Senior Open. Kaulig Companies Championship 2026 prize money payouts Pos. | Name | Score | Earnings | 1 | Zach Johnson | -14
| $525,000 | 2 | Boo Weekley | -9 | $308,000 | 3 | Rory Sabbatini | -8 | $252,000 | 4 | Stewart Cink | -7 | $210,000 |
T5 | George McNeill | -6 | $136,500 | T5 | Ben Crane |
-6 | $136,500 | T5 | Miguel Angel Jimenez | -6 | $136,500 | T5
| Cameron Percy | -6 | $136,500 | 9 | Y.E. Yang | -5 | $98,000 | 10
| Darren Clarke | -4 | $91,000 | T11 | Jason Caron | -3 | $80,500 | T11
| Vijay Singh | -3 | $80,500 | 13 | Tag Ridings | -2 | $70,000 | T14 | Stephen Ames
| -1 | $57,808 | T14 | Tim O'Neal | -1 | $57,808 | T14 | Ángel Cabrera | -1
| $57,808 | T14 | Mario Tiziani | -1 | $57,808 | T14 | Matt Gogel
| -1 | $57,808 | T14 | Jerry Kelly | -1 | $57,808 | T20 | Steve Flesch
| E | $43,400 | T20 | Bernhard Langer | E | $43,400 | T20
| Alex Cejka | E | $43,400 | T23 | Ryan Armour | 1 | $35,070 | T23 | Michael Wright | 1 | $35,070 | T23 | Harrison Frazar | 1 | $35,070 | T23 | Ernie Els | 1 | $35,070 | T23 | Bo Van
Pelt | 1 | $35,070 | T28 | Steve Allan | 2 | $25,988 | T28 | Kenny Perry | 2 | $25,988 | T28 | Tommy Gainey | 2 | $25,988 | T28 | Søren Kjeldsen | 2 | $25,988 | T28 | Ricardo Gonzalez | 2 | $25,988 | T28 |
Paul Stankowski | 2 | $25,988 | T28 | Freddie Jacobson | 2 | $25,988 | T28 | Retief Goosen | 2 | $25,988 | T36 | Steven Alker | 3 | $19,688 | T36 | Stuart Appleby | 3 | $19,688 | T36 | K.J. Choi | 3 | $19,688 | T36 | Charlie Wi | 3 | $19,688 | T40 | Kevin Sutherland | 4 | $17,500 | T40 | David Duval | 4 | $17,500 | T42 | Tim Petrovic | 5 | $15,050 | T42 | Greg Chalmers | 5 | $15,050 | T42 | Richard Green | 5 | $15,050 | T42 | Mike Weir | 5 | $15,050 | T42 | Chad Campbell | 5 | $15,050 | 47 | Vaughn Taylor | 6 | $12,950 | T48 | Scott Parel | 7 | $11,900 | T48 | Kirk Triplett | 7 | $11,900 | T50 | Steve Stricker | 8 | $10,150 | T50 |
Rod Pampling | 8 | $10,150 | T50 | Paul Goydos | 8 | $10,150 | T53 | David Toms | 9 | $8,225 | T53 | Brett Quigley | 9 | $8,225 | T53 | Tom Pernice Jr. | 9 | $8,225 | T53 | Stephen Dodd | 9 | $8,225 | 57 | Jeff Maggert | 10 | $7,350 | T58 | Mark Hensby
| 11 | $6,825 | T58 | Doug Barron | 11 | $6,825 | T60 | Ken Duke | 12 | $5,600 | T60 | Scott McCarron | 12 | $5,600 | T60 | Brian Gay | 12 | $5,600 | T60 | Shane Bertsch | 12 | $5,600 | T60 | Scott Hend | 12 | $5,600 | T65 | Ken Tanigawa | 14 | $4,375 | T65 | Robert Karlsson | 14 | $4,375 | T67 |
Joe Durant | 15 | $3,574 | T67 | Thongchai Jaidee | 15 | $3,574 | T67 | Billy Mayfair | 15 | $3,574 | 70 | Woody Austin | 17 | $3,080 | T71 | Heath Slocum | 18 | $2,765 | T71
| Bob Estes | 18 | $2,765 | 73 | Chris DiMarco | 21 | $2,660 | 74 | Rocco Mediate | 23 | $2,450 | This article originally appeared on Golfweek: 2026 Kaulig Companies Championship prize money payouts at Firestone Country Club
- Published
- Jul 12, 2026
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- Jul 12, 2026
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- Sports
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