A week after the birdie-fest at TPC Craig Ranch, the conditions at Colonial Country Club were a bit different. As Russell Henley hoisted the trophy Sunday evening in Forth Worth, just 10 players on the leaderboard finished the week double-digits under par.
Henley led the way at 12 under, and he was joined by journeyman Eric Cole, which forced a sudden-death playoff. In the end, Henleyās birdie on the first extra hole was enough to earn him his sixth PGA Tour victory.
For his efforts, the 37-year-old walks away from the week $1.782 million richer. And although Cole was unable to break through for his maiden Tour victory, his consolation prize comes in the form of a check worth just over $1 million of his own.
Check out below for a full payout breakdown for the entire field at the 2026 Charles Schwab Challenge.
How much every player made at the 2026 Charles Schwab Challenge
Win: Russell Henley, $1.782 million
2. Eric Cole, $1.0791 million
T3. Ben Griffin, $524,700
Alex Smalley, $524,700
Mac Meissner, $524,700
T6. Gary Woodland, $323,237
Michael Brennan, $323,237
Nico Echavarria, $323,237
J.J. Spaun, $323,237
T10. Steven Fisk, $249,975
Mackenzie Hughes, $249,975
Ryan Gerard, $249,975
T13. Jordan Smith, $193,875
Justin Thomas, $193,875
Hideki Matsuyama, $193,875
16. Michael Thorbjornsen, $170,775
T17. Rico Hoey, $141,075
Michael Kim, $141,075
Andrew Putnam, $141,075
A.J. Ewart, $141,075
Ludvig Ć
berg, $141,075
T22. Max Homa, $92,895
Brice Garnett, $92,895
Zach Bachou, $92,895
Matt Kuchar, $92,895
Pierceson Coody, $92,895
T28. Brandt Snedeker, $69,550
Keita Nakajima, $69,550
Akshay Bhatia, $69,550
Doug Ghim, $69,550
For full results, check out the leaderboard here.