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“I think it’d be a lot of fun to play against Jordan”, he said. “It will mean a lot to me, so I’m determined to do my very best”.

His spectacular season culminated in landing an $11.5 million jackpot on Sunday, when he regained the world No. 1 ranking by winning the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup finale.

“So I don’t need tomorrow to justify it. I’m not going to sit here and say $10 million doesn’t mean anything to me, because it does”.

If Spieth is using the same structure, including 10 percent for the FedEx Cup bonus, Greller’s cut this season would be $2.1 million.

But despite a disappointing finish at East Lake Golf Club, Day is still positive about all his achievements this season, making him “more hungry” to reclaim the top of the world golf rankings. “Our team did an unbelievable job this year”.

Jordan Speith creamed this exceptional season with $22 million and propelled himself to World No. 1, earning a record prize money from this PGA 2015 winnings and topping it with a $10 million bonus from the FedEx Cup.

Danny Lee has put an exclamation mark on his breakthrough US PGA Tour season, surging to a second-placed finish at the Tour Championship in Atlanta.

But theres a bigger prize thats worth more than $10 million.

Or what about Henrik Stenson?

And oh, by the way, Stenson won the Tour Championship at East Lake that year and the FedEx Cup $10 million bonus, too.

The big story when play resumed Friday was if Day could finish the first round with a 59.

His first win of the season came at the Players Championship, where he sunk a birdie on the first extra hole, after a three-hole playoff, to win.

Jim Furyk’s status for both the Tour Championship and the Presidents Cup were uncertain after a left wrist injury forced him to withdraw from the BMW Championship on Thursday after just six holes. He hit a 346-yard drive with the wind at his back, and had 44 yards to the...

After the biggest win of his career at the Players Championship back in May, Fowler was victorious at the Deutsche Bank Championship this weekend. Three in the FedEx Cup standings behind Jason Day and Jordan Spieth.

The 22-year-old reigning Masters and US Open champion stumbled to a two-over 73 which meant he missed consecutive cuts as an amateur or professional on the USPGA Tour the first time in his young career.