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The difference between first and second place at the 2025 Travelers Championship was more than just $1.84 million.

With over 40 top-10 finishes, this felt like it was finally Tommy Fleetwood’s moment. But when you put Keegan Bradley in the Northeast with a chance to win, you better watch out. It was hard to root against anyone coming down 18, both players wanted it badly, and someone was going to leave disappointed.

Here’s a look at the 2025 Travelers Championship payout, but these numbers don’t come close to telling the full story.

2025 Travelers Championship prize money payouts

Pos	Player	Score	Money
1	K. Bradley	-15	$3,600,000.00
T2	R. Henley	-14	$1,760,000.00
T2	T. Fleetwood	-14	$1,760,000.00
T4	H. English	-13	$880,000.00
T4	J. Day	-13	$880,000.00
T6	R. McIlroy	-12	$695,000.00
T6	S. Scheffler	-12	$695,000.00
8	B. Harman	-10	$620,000.00
T9	H. Hall	-9	$540,000.00
T9	J. Thomas	-9	$540,000.00
T9	L. Glover	-9	$540,000.00
T12	P. Cantlay	-8	$440,000.00
T12	D. McCarthy	-8	$440,000.00
T14	J.J. Spaun	-7	$360,000.00
T14	B. Hun An	-7	$360,000.00
T14	B. Griffin	-7	$360,000.00
T17	R. Fox	-6	$252,562.50
T17	R. MacIntyre	-6	$252,562.50
T17	M. Fitzpatrick	-6	$252,562.50
T17	M. McNealy	-6	$252,562.50
T17	S. Burns	-6	$252,562.50
T17	A. Rai	-6	$252,562.50
T17	N. Taylor	-6	$252,562.50
T17	W. Clark	-6	$252,562.50
T25	B. Cauley	-5	$154,500.00
T25	K. Yu	-5	$154,500.00
T25	D. Thompson	-5	$154,500.00
T25	T. Pendrith	-5	$154,500.00
T25	A. Eckroat	-5	$154,500.00
T30	H. Matsuyama	-4	$125,375.00
T30	A. Novak	-4	$125,375.00
T30	A. Scott	-4	$125,375.00
T30	A. Noren	-4	$125,375.00
T34	L. Clanton	-3	$108,750.00
T34	S. Jaeger	-3	$108,750.00
T36	J. Vegas	-2	$90,500.00
T36	R. Fowler	-2	$90,500.00
T36	J. Highsmith	-2	$90,500.00
T36	G. Woodland	-2	$90,500.00
T36	L. Åberg	-2	$90,500.00
T36	M. Greyserman	-2	$90,500.00
T42	D. Berger	-1	$72,000.00
T42	C. Morikawa	-1	$72,000.00
T42	M. Kim	-1	$72,000.00
T45	C. Bezuidenhout	E	$54,285.71
T45	S. Stevens	E	$54,285.71
T45	T. Hoge	E	$54,285.71
T45	S. Straka	E	$54,285.71
T45	S. Lowry	E	$54,285.71
T45	J.T. Poston	E	$54,285.71
T45	T. Kim	E	$54,285.71
T52	J. Bridgeman	+1	$46,500.00
T52	C. Young	+1	$46,500.00
T54	R. Gerard	+2	$45,500.00
T54	M. Homa	+2	$45,500.00
T54	A. Bhatia	+2	$45,500.00
T57	D. Riley	+3	$43,750.00
T57	C. Davis	+3	$43,750.00
T57	M. Pavon	+3	$43,750.00
T57	A. Hadwin	+3	$43,750.00
T61	S. Im	+4	$42,250.00
T61	X. Schauffele	+4	$42,250.00
T63	T. Detry	+5	$41,250.00
T63	M. Woo Lee	+5	$41,250.00
65	M. Hughes	+7	$40,500.00
T66	N. Dunlap	+11	$39,750.00
T66	T. Finau	+11	$39,750.00

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Australian overcomes horrid pace of play and high heat to win by three. Plus, Bradley wins the Travelers and muddles the Ryder Cup picture. American Ethan Fang wins The Amateur.

Miguel Angel Jimenez won the Kaulig Companies Championship on Sunday for his fourth PGA Tour Champions victory of the season.

Getting started in golf can be overwhelming. There’s no shortage of advice, swing thoughts and gadgets. If you’re new to the game, mastering a few key basics will help you make real progress faster. Here are seven must-know fundamentals every beginner should understand. Work through each of these to build a better foundation for your golf swing and your golf game.

A proper golf grip is non-negotiable

The grip is your only connection to the golf club. It happens to be one of the most boring areas of the game to practice but you have to spend some time on it. A bad grip causes all kinds of swing issues, especially with direction.

Here are some basics to keep in mind while mastering the grip:

Lead hand (top hand): Grip runs through the fingers, not the palm. You should see two to three knuckles.Trail hand (bottom hand): Matches the lead hand with the palm facing the target.Use a simple “baseball” grip to start; overlapping and interlocking can come later.Avoid building your grip while the club is addressing the ball; get the grip right first, then set the club.

Stance width impacts your balance and your shot

Pay close attention to your stance width. Many beginners place their feet without paying much attention to the width, which can become a mistake. If your stance is too narrow, you won’t have the stability needed to hit consistent shots. If it’s too wide, you’ll have a hard time rotating.

Short irons: Feet slightly narrower than shoulder-width.Driver: Feet just outside shoulder width.Your knees should be soft, not bent like a squat.Your weight should sit over the middle of your feet, not toes or heels.

Good posture = better contact

Most beginners stand too upright or slump. In the beginning, when everything feels awkward, it’s hard to get the perfect posture. Good posture creates space and freedom to swing.

The 2025 Travelers Championship boasted a $20 million purse with $3.6 million going to the winner. Here's the complete payout breakdown.

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On this week's episode of GOLF's Subpar, Tiger Woods' first agent, Hughes Norton, explains the story of how he was fired.

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Viktor Hovland was forced to withdraw during the final round of the Travelers Championship on Sunday due to a neck injury.

Seeking his fourth victory of the year, Miguel Angel Jimenez, 61, shot a 4-under 66 for a share of the lead with Steven Alker in the Kaulig Companies Championship in Akron, Ohio, the third major of the year on the PGA Tour Champions.

A rules change midway through the PGA Tour Champions’ Kaulig Companies Championship burns three-time major winner Padraig Harrington.

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On this week's episode of GOLF's Fully Equipped, Kris McCormack discusses why you're hearing more about this part of iron design.

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Fred Smith, a former minority owner of the Washington NFL franchise and the founder of FedEx Corp., a prominent sponsor across the landscape of sports, has died.

Tommy Fleetwood made a small shaft tweak to his driver and mini driver that may have unlocked the code to PGA Tour win No. 1.

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Two-time major champion Minjee Lee took over the lead with the first bogey-free round for anyone during a windy week at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, a 3-under 69 in the third round to move four strokes ahead of Jeeno Thitikul.

Full 2025 Travelers Championship tee times for Sunday’s fourth round in Connecticut, featuring Tommy Fleetwood, Keegan Bradley and more.

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The 2025 KPMG Women's PGA Championship comes with a $12 million purse, with $1.8 million going to the winner at PGA Frisco.

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Here's the total purse, payout breakdown and winner's share for the 2025 Travelers Championship played at TPC River Highlands.

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Tommy Fleetwood never missed a fairway and seized on the good scoring conditions for a 7-under 63 and a three-shot lead going into the final round of the Travelers Championship.

Chef Emily Brubaker from the Omni La Costa explains how you can achieve meat-and-potatoes bliss at home by focusing on four key details.

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As the brutal Texas conditions battered the field on Saturday, Minjee Lee stayed patient and took control of the tournament in three holes.

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Canada's Myles Creighton carded a 59 Saturday, becoming the 15th player with a sub-60 round on the Korn Ferry Tour, and the second round of 59 in three days at this week's Wichita Open.