What Happened
The 2026 Genesis Invitational concluded at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California, with Jacob Bridgeman claiming his first PGA Tour title. The event featured a total prize pool of $20 million, marking the second consecutive week of significant payouts on the PGA Tour.
Why It Matters
Bridgeman’s victory not only earned him $4 million but also propelled him past $5 million in earnings for the season and over $10 million in his career. The payout structure saw notable earnings for other top players, including Kurt Kitayama and Rory McIlroy, who tied for second place, each receiving $1.8 million. Adam Scott, finishing fourth, earned $1 million, becoming the eighth player to surpass $70 million in career earnings.
What’s Next
The Genesis Invitational continues to be a prestigious event on the PGA Tour, with its significant prize money attracting top talent. As the season progresses, players will aim to capitalize on the momentum from this event, with Bridgeman’s win marking the 10th consecutive signature event won by a different player.
- Genesis Invitational 2026 Prize Money Payouts:
- 1st: Jacob Bridgeman – $4,000,000
- T2: Kurt Kitayama – $1,800,000
- T2: Rory McIlroy – $1,800,000
- 4th: Adam Scott – $1,000,000
- 5th: Aldrich Potgieter – $840,000
