The best golfer on planet Earth continues to line his pockets, as Scottie Scheffler's insane 2025 earnings have been revealed at $43.36 million after last weekend's FedEx St. Jude Championship.

Scheffler's total income has skyrocketed again after earning a $5 million bonus for a first-place finish in the FedEx Cup standings. The 29-year-old has secured the multi-million bonus despite one FedEx playoff event remaining due to his insurmountable lead in points.

Scheffler leads second-place Rory McIlroy by 2,012, with a maximum of 2,000 points available from winning this weekend's BMW Championship.

Without knowing his finish at Caves Valley Golf Club in Maryland , which will likely pocket Scheffler more dough, his annual total from tournament prize money is $20.36 million. Winning the BMW Championship would earn him an additional $3 million.

Scheffler's bonus money will stand at $23 million for 2025 heading into The Tour Championship no matter how this weekend goes. The Tour Championship itself has a $40 million purse, with the victor at East Lake Golf Club in Georgia winning $10 million.

Should Scheffler win in Atlanta, his on-course winnings would vault beyond $30 million for the year. Should Scheffler win at both The Tour Championship and the BMW Championship, his total earnings for the season would be $56.96 million.

That eyewatering total still would not overtake his astronomical winnings from 2024, where he took home $62.2 million. Also out of reach for Scheffler is his personal record for individual tournaments won in a season, having claimed seven wins in 2024, while standing at four this year.

That still impressive total of victories for the world's No 1 has given everyone no signs of him slowing down. Scheffler is in a class of his own on the links and is making a pretty penny because of it.