The PGA Tour season finale is upon us at East Lake for the Tour Championship, where our FedEx Cup champion will be crowned. As is tradition, there will be some formatting changes this year, and starting strokes will no longer be part of the equation.

Also new, the payout. The Tour spread out the FedExCup’s $100 million prize pool with $40 million — in official money — on offer at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia. But, there’s more just guaranteed cash for the 30 men in the no-cut tournament.

Scottie Scheffler was in bright spirits after Sunday's win at the BMW Championship, setting the stage for the Tour Championship.

The TOUR Championship features the top 30 golfers from the FedExCup standings in 2025 and just getting a spot in the field means a player has a chance to win this year’s FedExCup – as, new for this year, everyone starts at even par come Thursday.

Scottie Scheffler's chip-in birdie on the penultimate hole of the BMW Championship was great example of the World No. 1's newly improved short game

The final group is coming down the home stretch and Scottie Scheffler still leads by two as of 5:15 p.m. ET. That lead was cut to one for a brief moment when Scheffler made two bogeys in three holes on Nos. 12 and 14, but he bounced back with a birdie from the fairway bunker on No. 15.

As the Official Charity Partner of the Skechers World Champions Cup supporting Shriners Children's, Shriners Children’s will be the beneficiary of the event and host of the Shriners Children's Celebrity Classic on Monday, Dec. 1. Their involvement extends as Official Sponsor of the Tournament Volunteer Program and Volunteer Headquarters.

The PGA Tour changed how its distributing the FedEx Cup bonus money. Here's how much has been handed out so far ahead of this week's Tour Championship