The PGA Tour stopped by Los Cabos, Mexico, this week for the sixth of eight FedEx Cup fall events: the Tech World Championship. It offers a purse of 7.2 million dollars, of which 1.296 million will be awarded to the winner.

El Cardonal en Diamante, which was designed by Tiger Woods, hosts the stop for the second time. As with all fall FedEx Cup events, players are looking to position themselves higher in the rankings, which will unlock access to the 2025 events. Players who finish in the top 125 will earn full status, and those ranked between 126 and 150 will have conditional status.

In the SI Golf betting preview this weekMatti Schmid and Matt Kuchar were El Cardonal’s main targets. Erik van Rooyen entered as defending champion.

Here are the final payments for the 2024 World Tech Championship

Profit: $1,296 million

2: $784,800

3: $496,800

4: $352,800

5: $295,200

6: $261,000

7: $243,000

8: $225,000

9: $210,600

10: $196,200

11: $181,800

12: $167,400

13: $153,000

14: $138,600

15: $131,400

16: $124,200

17: $117,000

18: $109,800

19: $102,600

20: $95,400

21: $88,200

22: $81,000

23: $75,240

24: $69,480

25: $63,720

26: $57,960

27: $55,800

28: $53,640

29: $51,480

30: $49,320

31: $47,160

32: $45,000

33: $42,840

34: $41,040

35: $39,240

36: $37,440

37: $35,640

38: $34,200

39: $32,760

40: $31,320

41: $29,880

42: $28,440

43: $27,000

44: $25,560

45: $24,120

46: $22,680

47: $21,240

48: $20,088

49: $19,080

50: $18,504

51: $18,072

52: $17,640

53: $17,352

54: $17,064

55: $16,920

56: $16,776

57: $16,632

58: $16,488

59: $16,344

60: $16,200

61: $16,056

62: $15,912

63: $15,768

64: $15,624

65: $15,480