The 2025 PGA Tour season is almost over! Here is everything you need to know about The RSM Classic.
The FedExCup Fall series provides an opportunity for PGA Tour players to earn their cards for the following year and even qualify for Signature Events.
The RSM Classic is the final event in the series, so it’s make-or-break for dozens of professional golfers this week.
The Golfing Gazette has all the key information about the tournament, including the payout and where to watch.
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When is The RSM Classic?
The RSM Classic takes place from Thursday, November 20, until Sunday, November 23. It’s the final event of the 2025 PGA Tour season.
The RSM Classic location
The RSM Classic takes place on both the Seaside and the Plantation courses at the Sea Island Resort in Georgia.
Players will complete one round on each course on Thursday and Friday, with the final two rounds to be played at the Seaside Course.
The RSM Classic field
The RSM Classic field is mostly composed of players competing to earn their PGA Tour cards for the 2026 season.
However, there will be a few big names at Sea Island, including Harris English, Brian Harman, and Si Woo Kim.
Where to watch The RSM Classic
Golf Channel will show live television coverage of all four rounds of The RSM Classic to fans in the United States.
| Day | Channel (Eastern Time) |
| Thursday | Golf Channel (12 – 3 pm) |
| Friday | Golf Channel (12 – 3 pm) |
| Saturday | Golf Channel (1 – 4 pm) |
| Sunday | Golf Channel (1 – 4 pm) |
What is the payout at The RSM Classic?
The prize money available at The RSM Classic this week totals $7 million, $600,000 less than in 2024.
The top three on the final leaderboard will earn $1.26 million, $763,000, and $483,000, respectively.
The RSM Classic picks
The Golfing Gazette experts have made their predictions for the winner of the final PGA Tour event of the season, The RSM Classic.
Charlie Walker: This is a priceless opportunity for Harris English to put the disappointment of the Ryder Cup behind him. He has played well on some of the biggest stages this season, finishing second at the PGA Championship and The Open Championship. I predict that English will remind everyone of his talent with his second win of the year at the RSM Classic.
James Shearman: Michael Thorbjornsen will win a PGA Tour event sooner or later. The 24-year-old already has multiple runner-up finishes, and he has been in solid form since the Procore Championship in September. He could take advantage of this weaker field and set himself up for a big 2026.
Peter Lynch: Matt Wallace is under huge pressure to retain his PGA Tour card after falling out of the top 100, but I think that should really motivate him to not only impress this week but also to come away with a rare win.
Jordan Harris: Daniel Berger was one of the three players who finished tied for second at this event last year. He has had a respectable and consistent year without ever taking that final step. Perhaps he may end a nearly five-year wait for a victory in the coming days.
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