Tournament Details
Everything you need to know about the 2026 Charles Schwab Challenge.
Dates
May 28–31
Location
Fort Worth, Texas
Purse
$9,900,000
Tour
PGA Tour
Charles Schwab Challenge Leaderboard
Charles Schwab Challenge 2026 final results.
Henley, Russell–-13$1.78M
Cole, Eric–-12$1.08M
Meissner, Mac–-11$525K
Griffin, Ben–-11$525K
Smalley, Alex–-11$525K
Echavarria, Nico–-10$323K
Woodland, Gary–-10$323K
Spaun, J.J.–-10$323K
Brennan, Michael–-10$323K
Hughes, Mackenzie–-9$250K
Gerard, Ryan–-9$250K
Fisk, Steven–-9$250K
Smith, Jordan–-8$194K
Thomas, Justin–-8$194K
Matsuyama, Hideki–-8$194K
Thorbjornsen, Michael–-7$171K
Kim, Michael–-6$141K
Åberg, Ludvig–-6$141K
Hoey, Rico–-6$141K
Ewart, A.J.–-6$141K
Putnam, Andrew–-6$141K
Bauchou, Zach–-5$92K
Garnett, Brice–-5$92K
Coody, Pierceson–-5$92K
Homa, Max–-5$92K
Harman, Brian–-5$92K
Kuchar, Matt–-5$92K
Nakajima, Keita–-4$69K
Ghim, Doug–-4$69K
Snedeker, Brandt–-4$69K
Bhatia, Akshay–-4$69K
Higgo, Garrick–-3$59K
Bezuidenhout, Christiaan–-3$59K
Griffin, Lanto–-3$59K
Poston, J.T.–-2$47K
Keefer, Johnny–-2$47K
McGreevy, Max–-2$47K
Hodges, Lee–-2$47K
Yu, Kevin–-2$47K
Bradley, Keegan–-2$47K
Thompson, Davis–-2$47K
Saddier, Adrien–-1$30K
Smotherman, Austin–-1$30K
Castillo, Ricky–-1$30K
Blanchet, Chandler–-1$30K
Streelman, Kevin–-1$30K
Neergaard-Petersen, Rasmus–-1$30K
Stevens, Sam–-1$30K
Horschel, Billy–-1$30K
Dahmen, Joel–-1$30K
Kang, Jeffrey–-1$30K
MacIntyre, Robert–-1$30K
Grillo, Emiliano–-1$30K
Clanton, Luke–E$23K
Novak, Andrew–E$23K
Power, Seamus–E$23K
Kanaya, Takumi–E$23K
Kim, Tom–E$23K
Hubbard, Mark–+1$22K
Moore, Taylor–+1$22K
Dunlap, Nick–+1$22K
Rodgers, Patrick–+1$22K
Theegala, Sahith–+1$22K
McCarty, Matt–+1$22K
Hisatsune, Ryo–+2$21K
Suber, Jackson–+3$21K
Olesen, Thorbjørn–+3$21K
Eckroat, Austin–+3$21K
van Rooyen, Erik–+4$20K
Hoge, Tom–+5$20K
Riley, Davis–+5$20K
Glover, Lucas–+5$20K
Schenk, Adam–+6$19K
Roy, Kevin–+6$19K
Blair, Zac–-1–
Campbell, Brian–+2–
Chatfield, Davis–+1–
Crowe, Trace–+3–
Davis, Cam–E–
Dou, Zecheng–+1–
Dumont de Chassart, Adrien–E–
Finau, Tony–E–
Fowler, Rickie–+3–
Greyserman, Max–+5–
Hall, Harry–+2–
Hansson, Albert–+7–
Hardy, Nick–+1–
Highsmith, Joe–+4–
Hirata, Kensei–+1–
Hoffman, Charley–+2–
Højgaard, Rasmus–+4–
Hossler, Beau–E–
Howell, Mason–+1–
Im, Sungjae–+6–
Jaeger, Stephan–+7–
Kirk, Chris–+5–
Kisner, Kevin–-1–
Kizzire, Patton–+7–
Kohles, Ben–E–
Lamprecht, Christo–+1–
Lebioda, Hank–+2–
Li, Haotong–+1–
Lipsky, David–+5–
Martin, Ben–+9–
Mitchell, Keith–E–
Mouw, William–-1–
Nyholm, Pontus–E–
Palmer, Ryan–+10–
Parry, John–+8–
Pavon, Matthieu–-1–
Peterson, Paul–+1–
Phillips, Chandler–+4–
Ramey, Chad–-1–
Rozo, Marcelo–-1–
Ryder, Sam–E–
Shipley, Neal–E–
Simpson, Webb–+2–
Skinns, David–+4–
Springer, Hayden–+2–
Stanger, Jimmy–+2–
Svensson, Adam–E–
Tosti, Alejandro–+2–
VanDerLaan, John–-1–
Ventura, Kris–-1–
Vilips, Karl–+8–
Villegas, Camilo–E–
Walker, Danny–E–
Whaley, Vince–+3–
Wu, Dylan–+2–
Yellamaraju, Sudarshan–-1–
Brown, Dan–––
Cauley, Bud–––FAQ
Common questions about running a Charles Schwab Challenge pool.
How does a Charles Schwab Challenge pool work?
Set up a pool, choose your scoring format, share an invite link with your group, and have each participant pick golfers from the field. Once Charles Schwab Challenge starts, the leaderboard updates automatically based on each player's projected prize money. The pool entry with the highest total wins.
Do I need an account to join a Charles Schwab Challenge pool?
No, joining a pool is free and doesn't require an account. You just need the invite link from the pool commissioner. Only the person creating and managing the pool needs a Commissioner subscription ($9.99/month).
When does the Charles Schwab Challenge field get added to golfpools.co?
As soon as the official field is published by the PGA Tour, it auto-syncs to golfpools.co. You'll see a "Field Ready" badge on the homepage and at the top of this page when the roster is available.
How is scoring calculated?
Each entry's score is the sum of projected prize money from their picked golfers. Projections update live throughout each round, so the leaderboard moves in real time. It's more engaging than stroke-total scoring because every made cut and birdie matters.