Here’s the prize money payout for each golfer at the 2023 Fortinet Championship

The PGA Tour is back, less than a month after crowning Viktor Hovland the FedEx Cup champion and taking home the $18 million first-place prize that went with it.

But things are different, starting with this week’s Fortinet Championship. The Napa, Calif., event at Silverado Resort—won impressively by Sahith Theegala, who shot a four-under 68 for a two-shot win over K.H. Lee—no longer is the first tournament of a season that wraps around the calendar, but rather kicked off the seven-event series dubbed the FedEx Fall, where players work to regain, or improve, their playing status heading into 2024.

Everyone is still eligible to play, but the top 50 from the FedEx Cup standings—meaning everyone who qualified for last month’s BMW Championship at Olympia Fields—are locked in for next year and have qualified for all of the PGA Tour’s signature events. But the remaining players are trying once again to accumulate FedEx Cup points. At the end of the fall, the top 10 players on the FedEx Cup points list who have not qualified for 2024’s signature events will earn spots into the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and Genesis Invitational. And only those inside the top 125 on the points list will have full status for 2024. (Points earned will not carry over to the 2024 FedEx Cup list.)

“It's still a PGA Tour event with all the perks, and these guys are so good,” said Theegala, 25, who claimed his much-anticipated maiden tour victory in his 74th career start.

Among those perks: a first-place prize money payout of $1.512 million from a total purse of $8.4 million. Here are the prize money payouts for each golfer who made the cut this week in California. Check back here after the final round for complete updates.

Win: Sahith Theegala, -21, $1,512,000

2: S.H. Kim, -19, $915,600

3: Cam Davis, -17, $579,600

4: Eric Cole, -16, $411,600

5: Justin Thoams, -15, $344,400

6: Brendon Todd, -14, $304,500

T-7: Troy Merritt, -13, $255,150

T-7: Max Homa, -13, $255,150

T-7: Callum Tarren, -13, $255,150

T-7: Matt Kuchar, -13, $255,150

T-11: J.J. Spaun, -12, $195,300

T-11: Matthias Schwab, -12, $195,300

T-11: Peter Malnati, -12, $195,300

T-14: Dylan Wu, -11, $153,300

T-14: Sam Ryder, -11, $153,300

T-14: K.H. Lee, -11, $153,300

T-17: Doug Ghim, -10, $132,300

T-17: Mark Hubbard, -10, $132,300

T-19: Robby Shelton, -9, $99,540

T-19: Martin Laird, -9, $99,540

T-19: Jason Dufner, -9, $99,540

T-19: Carson Young, -9, $99,540

T-19: Hank Lebioda, -9, $99,540

T-19: Chad Ramey, -9, $99,540

T-25: Luke List, -8, $65,940

T-25: Greyson Sigg, -8, $65,940

T-25: D.J. Trahan, -8, $65,940

T-25: Vince Whaley, -8, $65,940

T-25: Kelly Kraft, -8, $65,940

T-30: Tyson Alexander, -7, $42,532

T-30: David Lipsky, -7, $42,532

T-30: Nate Lashley, -7, $42,532

T-30: Russell Knox, -7, $42,532

T-30: Erik van Rooyen, -7, $42,532

T-30: Ben Taylor, -7, $42,532

T-30: Tom Johnson, -7, $42,532

T-30: Beau Hossler, -7, $42,532

T-30: Justin Suh, -7, $42,532

T-30: Satoshi Kodaira, -7, $42,532

T-30: Lucas Herbert, -7, $42,532

T-30: Jimmy Walker, -7, $42,532

T-30: Davis Thompson, -7, $42,532

T-30: Scott Harrington, -7, $42,532

T-30: Martin Trainer, -7, $42,532

T-45: James Hahn, -6, $23,964

T-45: Stephan Jaeger, -6, $23,964

T-45: Harry Hall, -6, $23,964

T-45: Sam Stevens, -6, $23,964

T-45: Andrew Landry, -6, $23,964

T-45: Ryan Moore, -6, $23,964

T-45: Justin Lower, -6, $23,964

T-52: Sangmoon Bae, -5, $20,118

T-52: Zac Blair, -5, $20,118

T-52: Brice Garnett, -5, $20,118

T-52: Mackenzie Hughes, -5, $20,118

T-56: Austin Cook, -4, $19,236

T-56: Ben Crane, -4, $19,236

T-56: Patton Kizzire, -4, $19,236

T-56: Scott Stallings, -4, $19,236

T-56: Kevin Streelman, -4, $19,236

T-56: Preston Summerhays, -4, Amateur

T-62: Chesson Hadley, -3, $18,648

T-62: Kevin Kisner, -3, $18,648

64: William McGirt, -2, $18,396

65: Sung Kang, -1, $18,228

T-66: Chez Reavie, E, $17,976

T-66: Richy Werenski, E, $17,976

68: Carl Yuan, 2, $17,724