No, that bulldozer was not a giant prop. Symbolic, yes. Prop, no. That became evident Sunday when, an hour after Scottie Scheffler’s last putt dropped to conclude the 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson, the practice putting green near TPC Craig Ranch’s clubhouse was razed.

His 253 total (31 under) tied the lowest 72-hole aggregate score in PGA Tour history.He earned $1,782,000 from the $9.9 million purse. Runner-up Erik van Rooyen took home $1,079,000.Here's a look at how the full purse will be paid out (will be updated when made available by the PGA Tour at the conclusion of play).

The PGA Tour was back in Texas this week for the annual CJ Cup Byron Nelson, offering a $9.9 million purse, with $1.782 million to the winner. The purse is a $400,000 bump from last year.