2026 The Ally Challenge final results: Prize money payout, PGA Tour Champions leaderboard, how much each golfer won
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2026 The Ally Challenge final results: Prize money payout, PGA Tour Champions leaderboard, how much each golfer won

A photo of golfer Steven Alker PHOENIX, ARIZONA - NOVEMBER 13: Steven Alker of New Zealand poses with the Charles Schwab Cup on the 18th green after the final round of the PGA TOUR Champions Charles Schwab Cup Championship at Phoenix Country Club on November 13, 2022 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Ben Jared/PGA TOUR via Getty Images) NZH 15Nov22 - Steven Alker celebrates with the Charles Schwab Cup. Photo / Getty Images


The 2026 The Ally Challenge final leaderboard is headed by winner Steven Alker, who topped the PGA Tour Champions leaderboard this week with a win at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club in Grand Blanc, Michigan.

Alker won for the second week running on the PGA Tour Champions, coming out from a Sunday weather delay and coming back from two shots down to Michael Block to win the 54-hole event.

Alker's closing 68 beat Block's final-round 74 to lead to a three-shot win over Retief Goosen on 15-under 201.

Black finished in a share of third place on 11-under total with Stewart Cink and Greg Chalmers, earning another start at the Sanford International in two weeks to become an official PGA Tour Champions member.

Alker won the $330,000 winner's share of the $2,200,000 purse.

The Ally Challenge recap notes

Alker wins the latest PGA Tour Champions title of the year, getting into the winner's circle on the 50-plus tour again.

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The money Alker -- and every PGA Tour Champions player in the field -- earned is converted into Charles Schwab Cup points, with every dollar converted into one point during the regular season.

There is no cut on PGA Tour Champions-run events, including the major championships they run.

The 2026 PGA Tour Champions schedule continues in two weeks with the Sanford International.

2026 The Ally Challenge final leaderboard, results and prize money payouts

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POS PLAYER TO PAR R1 R2 R3 TOT MONEY
1 Steven Alker -15 68 65 68 201 $330,000
2 Retief Goosen -12 71 69 64 204 $193,600
T3 Stewart Cink -11 67 71 67 205 $132,000
T3 Greg Chalmers -11 67 69 69 205 $132,000
T3 Michael Block -11 66 65 74 205 $132,000
6 Ángel Cabrera -10 68 68 70 206 $88,000
T7 Tim O'Neal -9 72 68 67 207 $64,240
T7 Paul Goydos -9 66 74 67 207 $64,240
T7 John Rollins -9 64 73 70 207 $64,240
T7 Thongchai Jaidee -9 71 65 71 207 $64,240
T7 Padraig Harrington -9 65 69 73 207 $64,240
T12 Stephen Ames -8 69 70 69 208 $46,200
T12 Brandt Jobe -8 67 72 69 208 $46,200
T14 Jason Caron -7 69 73 67 209 $35,295
T14 J.J. Henry -7 70 71 68 209 $35,295
T14 Ryan Armour -7 70 70 69 209 $35,295
T14 Bo Van Pelt -7 69 69 71 209 $35,295
T14 Michael Wright -7 67 70 72 209 $35,295
T14 Chad Campbell -7 68 68 73 209 $35,295
T14 Ricardo Gonzalez -7 66 69 74 209 $35,295
T21 Mario Tiziani -6 72 69 69 210 $23,834
T21 Boo Weekley -6 72 69 69 210 $23,834
T21 Tag Ridings -6 70 70 70 210 $23,834
T21 Søren Kjeldsen -6 69 71 70 210 $23,834
T21 Zach Johnson -6 68 71 71 210 $23,834
T21 Brett Quigley -6 69 69 72 210 $23,834
T27 Justin Hicks -5 73 69 69 211 $18,260
T27 Henrik Stenson -5 68 74 69 211 $18,260
T27 Scott Hend -5 67 75 69 211 $18,260
T27 David Bransdon -5 71 68 72 211 $18,260
T27 Mike Weir -5 68 71 72 211 $18,260
T32 Harrison Frazar -4 71 72 69 212 $14,850
T32 Jason Bohn -4 71 71 70 212 $14,850
T32 Y.E. Yang -4 68 70 74 212 $14,850
T32 Vaughn Taylor -4 63 72 77 212 $14,850
T36 Mark Wilson -3 71 70 72 213 $12,614
T36 Steve Flesch -3 69 72 72 213 $12,614
T36 K.J. Choi -3 68 73 72 213 $12,614
T39 Shane Bertsch -2 71 76 67 214 $11,220
T39 Tom Pernice Jr. -2 71 74 69 214 $11,220
T39 Ken Duke -2 70 72 72 214 $11,220
T42 Richard Green -1 72 74 69 215 $10,120
T42 Stuart Appleby -1 72 74 69 215 $10,120
T44 Ken Tanigawa E 74 73 69 216 $9,020
T44 George McNeill E 71 75 70 216 $9,020
T44 Tim Petrovic E 68 74 74 216 $9,020
T47 Paul Stankowski 1 74 72 71 217 $7,700
T47 Rod Pampling 1 72 74 71 217 $7,700
T47 Joe Durant 1 70 75 72 217 $7,700
T50 Billy Mayfair 2 74 73 71 218 $5,984
T50 John Senden 2 75 71 72 218 $5,984
T50 Vijay Singh 2 75 70 73 218 $5,984
T50 Steve Allan 2 69 76 73 218 $5,984
T50 Chris Devlin 2 69 74 75 218 $5,984
T55 Robert Karlsson 3 75 73 71 219 $4,620
T55 David Duval 3 73 75 71 219 $4,620
T55 Bernhard Langer 3 74 73 72 219 $4,620
T55 Steve Stricker 3 74 71 74 219 $4,620
T55 Rob Labritz 3 73 71 75 219 $4,620
T60 Scott Parel 4 69 79 72 220 $3,630
T60 Tommy Gainey 4 76 71 73 220 $3,630
T60 Brian Gay 4 72 75 73 220 $3,630
T60 Bob Estes 4 70 73 77 220 $3,630
64 Jeff Maggert 5 70 75 76 221 $3,080
T65 Olin Browne 6 77 73 72 222 $2,354
T65 Scott Verplank 6 73 77 72 222 $2,354
T65 Ben Crane 6 73 76 73 222 $2,354
T65 Chris DiMarco 6 73 74 75 222 $2,354
T65 Corey Pavin 6 72 74 76 222 $2,354
T65 Heath Slocum 6 71 74 77 222 $2,354
71 Woody Austin 7 75 74 74 223 $1,804
72 Rocco Mediate 9 72 77 76 225 $1,672
73 Fred Funk 10 73 76 77 226 $1,540
74 Arjun Atwal 13 79 76 74 229 $1,452

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