The Korn Ferry Tour is one of the most highly anticipated tournaments in the golfing world, as it offers fans a glimpse of what the future of golf looks like. The tour has already kicked off this year at The Patriot Golf Club. Beyond the talent gathered, the Korn Ferry Tour’s prize purse is a key attraction. With a lucrative purse on the line at The Patriot Golf Club this year, the stakes are higher than ever, not just for a spot on The PGA Tour, but for the financial boost that could help talented and hungry golfers launch their professional careers.  

The tournament offers a hefty $1.5 million prize to the top 60 golfers, with the winner receiving a substantial $270,000, which is the standard 18% payout. There are some critical perks that you might gain access to; the first, of course, is the PGA Tour card, which will be awarded to the top 20 golfers. The winner, however, will get 600 Korn Ferry Tour points and 15.6 Official World Golf Ranking points, raising the stakes higher than ever. 

The runner-up will receive $135,000, and the third and fourth place finishers will receive $90,000 and $67,500, respectively. Another massive advantage to the top 20 golfers, at the end of the 2025 season, they can earn a PGA Tour card in priority order after calculating their points across the regular season and Korn Ferry Tour Finals.

Here’s the prize money breakdown for each golfer, according to GolfNewsNet :

Compliance Solutions Championship Highlights

The Compliance Solutions Championship is a relatively new stop on the Korn Ferry Tour, first introduced in 2023 at the Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Norman, Oklahoma. Jimmy Stanger won the inaugural title in June 2023, setting the tone for what quickly became a competitive and exciting tournament for rising stars aiming for PGA Tour success.

The 2024 edition carried that momentum forward, with John Pak dominating from start to finish. He shot 23-under with rounds of 64, 66, 65, and 70 to secure the win at 265 strokes, showcasing remarkable steadiness under Sunday pressure. Jackson Suber surged into second with a blistering final-round 63, finishing at 20-under, while Steven Fisk placed third at 17-under. Davis Shore and Brent Grant tied for fourth at 16-under, both making dramatic leaderboard climbs with strong closing rounds. The event delivered a balance of consistency, surges, and surprise comebacks, solidifying its place as one of the most exciting young tournaments on the tour.