The 2025 BMW Championship, the electrifying second stop of the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Playoffs, wrapped up on August 17, 2025, at Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mills, Maryland. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler roared back to claim the title and a jaw-dropping $3.6 million from the $20 million purse, while England’s Harry Hall turned heads with a top-10 finish to punch his ticket to the Tour Championship. Here’s everything you need to know about the high-stakes drama, massive payouts, and the race for the FedEx Cup, brought to you by www.clickusanews.com.

Scheffler’s Epic Comeback Steals the Show

Scottie Scheffler proved why he’s golf’s biggest star, erasing a four-shot deficit in the final round to win the 2025 BMW Championship at 15-under-par. His clutch 3-under 67 on Sunday outshined Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre, who led after three rounds but stumbled with a 3-over-par finish. Scheffler’s fifth PGA Tour win of 2025 earned him $3.6 million and a cool $5 million bonus for leading the FedEx Cup standings heading into the Tour Championship. With his 17th career victory, Scheffler is setting the stage for a potential FedEx Cup dynasty.

Cash Flow: The $20 Million Purse Breakdown

The 2025 BMW Championship dished out a staggering $20 million purse to the 48 players who finished the no-cut event (two players withdrew). From the champ to the last man standing, everyone got a piece of the pie. Check out the payout for the top finishers:

• 1st: Scottie Scheffler (-15) – $3,600,000
• 2nd: Robert MacIntyre (-13) – $2,160,000
• 3rd: Maverick McNealy (-11) – $1,360,000
• T4: Tommy Fleetwood (-10) – $910,000
• T4: Sam Burns (-10) – $910,000
• 6th: Harry Hall (-8) – $750,000
• T7: Viktor Hovland (-7) – $645,000
• T7: Rickie Fowler (-7) – $645,000
• T7: Ludvig Åberg (-7) – $645,000
• 10th: Michael Kim (-6) – $560,000

The top 19 players pocketed at least $300,000, and even the 48th-place finisher, Andrew Novak, walked away with $70,000. With no cut, the BMW Championship ensured every golfer cashed in, making it one of the richest events on the PGA Tour.

Harry Hall’s Big Moment

England’s Harry Hall emerged as a breakout star, carding an 8-under-par total to finish solo sixth and bank $750,000. His stellar performance at Caves Valley locked in his spot among the top 30 players advancing to the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, set for August 21-24, 2025. Hall’s rise from underdog to playoff contender is a storyline to watch as he gears up for a shot at the $10 million FedEx Cup prize.

FedEx Cup Standings: Who’s Headed to East Lake?

The BMW Championship whittled the FedEx Cup Playoff field down to the top 30 players, setting the stage for the Tour Championship showdown. Scottie Scheffler sits atop the leaderboard with 7,455.967 points, followed by Rory McIlroy (3,686.995), J.J. Spaun (3,492.798), and Justin Rose (3,325.893). Harry Hall’s sixth-place finish boosted him to 26th with 1,475.309 points, securing his East Lake debut. Unfortunately, fan favorites like Rickie Fowler (32nd, 1,371.792 points) and Michael Kim (31st, 1,399.668 points) narrowly missed the cut.

At the Tour Championship, Scheffler will start at 10-under-par under the staggered-stroke format, giving him a head start in the race for the FedEx Cup title and its massive payout.

Caves Valley Golf Club: A Battle-Tested Venue

Caves Valley Golf Club, a par-71 gem in Maryland, challenged the world’s best with its tough layout and pristine conditions. The top 50 players in the FedEx Cup standings (49 after Sepp Straka’s withdrawal) battled over four intense rounds. Scheffler’s precision and poise conquered the course, but the venue pushed every player to their limits, making for a thrilling playoff spectacle.

Tour Championship: The Grand Finale Awaits

With the BMW Championship in the books, all eyes turn to the Tour Championship at East Lake, where the top 30 will vie for the FedEx Cup and a potential $18 million-plus winner’s check, based on past seasons. The exact 2025 purse details are still under wraps, but expect another massive payday. Scheffler, Hall, and the rest of the elite field will bring their A-game to Atlanta for the season’s grand finale.

A Playoff Thriller to Remember

The 2025 BMW Championship delivered heart-pounding action, huge payouts, and career-defining moments. Scottie Scheffler cemented his status as golf’s top dog, while Harry Hall’s top-10 finish put the golf world on notice. As the FedEx Cup Playoffs head to their climax, www.clickusanews.com will keep you locked in for every shot, score, and storyline from the Tour Championship. Stay tuned for more golf action!