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Scottie Scheffler earned his sixth PGA Tour victory since January 1 on Sunday as he defeated Tom Kim to win the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands.

He officially won four of the eight Signature Events with the Travelers over. The former Texas Longhorn’s other two wins include the 2024 Players Championship and a second Masters in three years.

The only way to put it is that Scheffler is on a heater.

He is on one historic run as he became the latest player to win six or more times in a single season since Tiger Woods in 2009. The 28-year-old also became the first player since Arnold Palmer did it in 1962 to win six times before July 1.

With this victory, Scheffler took home a $3.6 million check, bringing his 2024 total to $27,696,858.

He continues to break his single-season record. With the Open Championship and FedEx Cup playoffs, there is no telling what the final total could be.

Since his first Signature Event victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on March 10, Scheffler has won roughly $23 million.

Kim also took home a nice $2.6 million check for finishing second behind one of his best friends. Tony Finau, Patrick Cantlay, Justin Thomas and Akshay Bhatia split fifth place, each winning $702,500.

This week’s tournament did not feature a cut, so everyone who played received a check.

With a $20 million purse, let’s break down how much each player made at the Travelers Championship.

2024 Travelers Championship Prize Money Payout

1: Scottie Scheffler: $3,600,000
2: Tom Kim: $2,160,000
T3: Tom Hoge: $1,160,000
T3: Sungjae Im: $1,160,000
T5: Patrick Cantlay: $702,500
T5: Tony Finau: $702,500
T5: Justin Thomas: $702,500
T5: Akshay Bhatia: $702,500
T9: Brian Harman: $520,000
T9: Wyndham Clark: $520,000
T9: Cameron Young: $520,000
T9: Shane Lowry: $520,000
T13: Xander Schauffele: $400,000
T13: Collin Morikawa: $400,000
15: Tommy Fleetwood: $360,000
T16: Patrick Rodgers: $310,000
T16: Robert MacIntyre: $310,000
T16: Adam Svensson: $310,000
T16: Matthieu Pavon: $310,000
T20: Seamus Power: $241,333.33
T20: Rickie Fowler: $241,333.33
T20: Viktor Hovland: $241,333.33
T23: Sepp Straka: $183,500
T23: Hideki Matsuyama: $183,500
T23: Christiaan Bezuidenhout: $183,500
T23: Taylor Pendrith: $183,500
T27: Corey Conners: $144,000
T27: Adam Hadwin: $144,000
T27: Austin Eckroat: $144,000
T27: Ludvig Åberg: $144,000
T31: Kurt Kitayama: $117,600
T31: Lee Hodges: $117,600
T31: Denny McCarthy: $117,600
T31: Stephan Jaeger: $117,600
T31: Si Woo Kim: $117,600
T36: Mackenzie Hughes: $97,333.34
T36: Brendon Todd: $97,333.34
T36: Matt Fitzpatrick: $97,333.34
T39: Adam Scott: $89,000
T39: Keegan Bradley: $89,000
T39: Michael Thorbjornsen: $89,000
T42: Nick Taylor: $75,000
T42: Will Zalatoris: $75,000
T44: Victor Perez: $63,000
T44: Lucas Glover: $63,000
T44: Andrew Putnam: $63,000
T44: Jason Day: $63,000
T48: Eric Cole: $49,285.71
T48: Russell Henley: $49,285.71
T48: Davis Riley: $49,285.71
T48: Cam Davis: $49,285.71
T48: Webb Simpson: $49.285.71
T48: Jake Knapp: $49,285.71
T48: Sahith Theegala: $49,285.71
T55: Adam Schenk: $44,750
T55: Billy Horschel: $44,750
T55: Emiliano Grillo: $44,750
T55: J.T. Poston: $44,750
T55: Thomas Detry: $44,750
T55: Sam Burns: $44,750
T61: Max Homa: $42,750
T61: Chris Gotterup: $42,750
T63: Harris English: $41,500
T63: Jordan Spieth: $41,500
T63: Chris Kirk: $41,500
66: Nick Dunlap: $40,500
67: Ben Griffin: $40,000
T68: Justin Rose: $39,250
T68: Taylor Moore: $39,250
70: Peter Malnati: $38,500

Savannah Leigh Richardson is a golf staff writer for SB Nation’s Playing Through. For more golf coverage, follow us @_PlayingThrough on all major social platforms. You can also follow her on Twitter @SportsGirlSL and Instagram @savannah_leigh_sports.

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Cameron Young took advantage of the soft conditions at TPC River Highlands for round 3 of the Travelers Championship. He fired off an 11-under 59 to tie Tom Kim for the lead at 13-under total.

Young became the first player since Scottie Scheffler in 2020 at TPC Boston to shoot a sub-60 round on the PGA Tour. He also became the 12th different player on Tour to shoot sub-60. Jim Furyk did it twice, including his historic 58 at the 2016 Travelers Championship.

The 27-year-old’s previous best score was a 62 from the second round of the 2022 Genesis Invitational.

Young made over 115 feet of putts in the third round, including a 9-foot 7-inch par putt on 18 to secure the 59.

He took Moving Day seriously as Young jumped 42 spots to sit atop the leaderboard.

Young was 5-under through his first four holes after he made three birdies and an eagle on the par-4 3rd. Two more birdies at the 8th and 9th saw him go out in 28 strokes.

Another birdie at the par-5 13th, followed by his second eagle of the day at 15, put him at 10-under. He just needed one birdie to record a sub-60 round with three holes left. That birdie came on the par-4 17th as Young sank a 5-footer to tally his seventh birdie.

However, that par on 18 was his most crucial shot. It was not an easy putt, and Young had ice in his veins as he made it without hesitation.

Young has one runner-up finish this year, four top-10s, and five top-25s. However, he has not had his best form since the Masters.

Something clicked in Connecticut, though, as he joined an elite club of sub-60 golfers.

Savannah Leigh Richardson is a golf staff writer for SB Nation’s Playing Through. For more golf coverage, follow us @_PlayingThrough on all major social platforms. You can also follow her on Twitter @SportsGirlSL and Instagram @savannah_leigh_sports.