Justin Thomas secured a long-awaited victory at the RBC Heritage, marking his first PGA Tour win in almost three years. The 31-year-old golfer triumphed in a playoff against Andrew Novak at Harbour Town Golf Links, sinking a remarkable 20-foot birdie putt on the first extra hole. The moment was filled with emotion as Thomas celebrated with his wife Jillian, father Mike, and daughter Molly, shedding tears of joy.
With this win, Thomas now boasts an impressive 16 PGA Tour victories and has significantly strengthened his chances for the Ryder Cup. The RBC Heritage, known for its substantial prize money, offered a purse of $20 million for the 2025 edition, with Thomas taking home a substantial $3.6 million for his triumph.
For a detailed breakdown of the payout information, GolfMagic has provided a comprehensive list below.
In the 2025 RBC Heritage tournament, the prize money distribution showcased the top players’ impressive performances. Leading the pack was Justin Thomas, who finished at -17 and took home a substantial $3,600,000 prize. Following closely behind was Andrew Novak, also at -17, earning $2,160,000 for his stellar play. The third-place tie between Daniel Berger, Mackenzie Hughes, and Brian Harman at -14 resulted in each player receiving $1,040,000. The competition was fierce, with players like Maverick McNealy, Tommy Fleetwood, and others showcasing their skills and earning significant prize money based on their performance. It was a display of talent and determination as these golfers competed for the coveted prize money, showcasing their passion for the sport and their dedication to excellence on the course.
