Scottie Scheffler picked up $1,782,000 for his first win of the year at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. Even without a 'W', Scheffler had earned nearly $5 million ahead of his hometown triumph. With this victory —the 14th of his PGA Tour career — Scheffler moves to third on the season money list,

Scottie Scheffler played out of his mind all week, winning the CJ Cup Byron Nelson by eight strokes and making PGA Tour history.

Before the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, Scottie Scheffler was one of several big names in the golf world who had yet to win in 2025. However, the World No.1, who won nine times last year, addressed that issue in emphatic style at TPC Craig Ranch when he finished on 31-under to beat Erik van Rooyen by eight - the largest margin of victory in the tournament's 80-year history.