Despite ending with just one tournament win on the PGA Tour in 2025, Justin Thomas still made a lot of money.

And a massive part of that was his only win, raking in one of his largest rewards in the 2025 campaign. We're talking about the RBC Heritage victory. The win delivered a whopping $3.6 million payday. Without that result, his earnings profile would look markedly different.

Outside of the RBC Heritage, Thomas added meaningful income through a handful of high finishes. His T2 finish at the Truist Championship earned him $1.76 million, along with a T7 at the TOUR Championship worth $1,121,670.

He also finished runner-up at The American Express, earning $959,200, and followed that with another second-place finish at the Valspar Championship, bagging $948,300. But that's not all.

His T6th spot at the WM Phoenix Open and T9th position at The Genesis Invitational earned him $310.500 and $556,667, respectively. Later on, he finished T9th in the Travelers Championship, making $540,000. These wins provided a steady accumulation across the season.

So just how much did Justin Thomas' 2025 earnings total up to?

By season’s end, the pattern was clear: Thomas’s 2025 income leaned heavily on a few standout weeks rather than sustained dominance across the entire schedule.

Nevertheless, his earnings were massive. Through the PGA Tour, Justin Thomas earned $10,708,576. Bonuses from the PGA Tour got him an additional $5,165,000. And his stance in the major tournaments got him only $187,580. In the end, he took home a cumulative cash of $108,167,424. 

Written by

Krushna Pattnaik

Edited by

Siddharth Shirwadkar