2021 Charles Schwab Challenge purse: Payout info, winner's share at Colonial

We’ve reached the final round at the Charles Schwab Challenge. Below is everything you need to know about the tournament money, including winner’s share and payout information.

2021 Charles Schwab Challenge final round preview

Jordan Spieth enters the final round at Colonial with a one-stroke lead as he looks for his second win in the last two months. Spieth sits at 15 under through 54 holes and holds a slight edge over Jason Kokrak. Behind the two front-runners, Sergio Garcia sits in solo third at 10 under while Sebastian Muñoz and Ian Poulter are tied for fourth at eight under.

Below is the payout information, including winner’s share, for the Charles Schwab Challenge’s $7.5 million purse.

How to watch the Charles Schwab Challenge on TV

You can watch the final round of the 2021 Charles Schwab Challenge on Golf Channel and CBS. Golf Channel will air the first hour of coverage from 1-2 p.m. ET, and then CBS will pick up the action from 2 p.m. until the completion of play.

How to watch the Charles Schwab Challenge online, streaming

You can stream the 2021 Charles Schwab Challenge online in various ways. You can watch the Golf Channel coverage at golfchannel.com/watch and the CBS broadcasts at CBS.com by logging in with your cable credentials. Another way to catch the action is with PGA Tour Live, which also includes featured group coverage, though you’ll need a subscription to access the stream.

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2021 Charles Schwab Challenge payout information, winner’s share

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