Local favorite and native Texan Scottie Scheffler, the world’s No. 1 player, prevailed at the 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson, shooting a 31 under to tie the PGA Tour scoring record, finishing at 253 for the week. Scheffler was eight shots ahead of second-place Erik van Rooyen, the largest margin of victory at the event since 1983.
Scheffler’s win at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas, was his first of 2025 and 14th of his PGA Tour career. He earned a nice payday of $1.782 million with the win.
LEADERBOARD: Full tournament results from CJ Cup Byron Nelson
How to watch CJ Cup Byron Nelson
Live coverage of the final round of this year’s CJ Cup Byron Nelson tournament will be broadcast on the Golf Channel and CBS.
Sunday, May 4
TV: Golf Channel, CBS
Time: 1-3 p.m. ET (Golf Channel), 3-6 p.m. ET (CBS)
Streaming: Paramount+, ESPN+, Fubo
CJ Cup Byron Nelson prize money 2025: Winner payout, purse
This year’s total purse for the 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas, is $9.9 million. Here’s the prize money breakdown:
1st: Scottie Scheffler (-31), $1.782 million
2nd: Erik van Rooyen (-23), $1.0791 million
3rd: Sam Stevens (-20), $683,100
4th: Jordan Spieth (-19), $485,100
T5th: Will Gordon (-17), $305,972
T5th: Mark Hubbard (-17), $305,972
T5th: Sam Burns (-17), $305,972
T5th: Takumi Kanaya (-17), $305,972
T5th: Eric Cole (-17), $305,972
T5th: Kurt Kitayama (-17), $305,972
T5th: Adam Schenk (-17), $305,972
T5th: Ricky Castilo (-17), $305,972
T13th: Antoine Rozner (-16), $200,475
T13th: Jhonattan Vegas (-16), $200,475
T15th: Matt McCarty (-15), $141,295
T15th: Chris Gotterup (-15), $141,295
T15th: Max McGreevy (-15), $141,295
T15th: Si Woo Kim (-15), $141,295
T15th: Chandler Phillips (-15), $141,295
T15th: Patrick Rodgers (-15), $141,295
T15th: Vince Whaley (-15), $141,295
T15th: Kevin Roy (-15), $141,295
T15th: Cameron Champ (-15), $141,295
T15th: Andrew Putnam (-15), $141,295
T25th: Ross Steelman (-14), $79,448
T25th: Pierceson Coody (-14), $79,448
T25th: Danny Walker (-14), $79,448
T25th: Nico Echavarria (-14), $79,448
T29th: Kevin Yu (-13), $66,330
T29th: Taylor Dickson (-13), $66,330
T29th: Thorbjorn Olesen (-13), $66,330
T29th: Trey Mullinax (-13), $66,330
T33rd: Doug Ghim (-12), $52,800
T33rd: Harry Hall (-12), $52,800
T33rd: Niklas Norgaard (-12), $52,800
T33rd: Michael Thorbjornsen (-12), $52,800
T33rd: Ben Martin (-12), $52,800
T33rd: Sungjae Im (-12), $52,800
T39th: Jake Knapp (-11), $40,095
T39th: Rikuya Hoshino (-11), $40,095
T39th: Alex Smalley (-11), $40,095
T39th: Joseph Bramlett (-11), $40,095
T39th: Sami Valimaki (-11), $40,095
T39th: Nate Lashley (-11), $40,095
T45th: Henrik Norlander (-10), $31,185
T45th: Matteo Manassero (-10), $31,185
T45th: Davis Riley (-10), $31,185
48: Rasmus Hojgaard (-9), $27,621
T49th: Karl Vilips (-8), $25,509
T49th: Webb Simpson (-8), $25,509
T49th: Patton Kizzire (-8), $25,509
T52nd: David Skinns (-7), $23,710
T52nd: Ben Kohles (-7), $23,710
T52nd: Thomas Rosenmueller (-7), $23,710
T52nd: Rico Hoey (-7), $23,710
T56th: Isaiah Salinda (-6), $22,770
T56th: Nicolai Hojgaard (-6), $22,770
T56th: Matt Kuchar (-6), $22,770
T56th: Stephan Jaeger (-6), $22,770
T60th: Byeong Hun An (-5), $21,978
T60th: Cam Davis (-5), $21,978
T60th: Ryan Fox (-5), $21,978
T60th: Victor Perez (-5), $21,978
64: Brandon Matthews (-4), $21,483
T65th: Mac Meissner (-2), $21,186
T65th: Beau Hossler (-2), $21,186
T67th: Camilo Villegas (-1), $20,691
T67th: Alejandro Tosti (-1), $20,691
T67th: Rafael Campos (-1), $20,691
70: John Pak (2), $20,295
