The PGA Tour returns to Doral for the first time in a decade, sliding into a later spot in the schedule than previously. This marks the first Cadillac Championship as a signature event where the star-studded field is playing for the customary $20 million purse with the winner taking home $3.6 million.

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is playing. World No. 2 Rory McIlroy is not. World No. 3 Matt Fitzpatrick is not playing, but his brother Alex is after the duo won the Zurich Classic last week to earn status for Alex. It was the second straight victory for Matt and his third this year. Nos. 4-10 in the world are in the field spanning from Cameron Young to J.J. Spaun.

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Adam Scott was the last winner at Doral and he is in the field this week. As is Justin Rose, a winner at Doral in 2012. Cameron Young, Collin Morikawa and Chris Gotterup are others looking to continue on their already stellar seasons.

Joel Dahmen, Max Greyserman, Max Homa and Keith Mitchell each earned a sponsor exemption.

Next week there are two events—the Truist Championship, another signature event, and the Myrtle Beach Classic. Then it’s onto Philadelphia for the PGA Championship at Aronomink. Tis the season.

Check back here Sunday after play is complete for updates.

Here’s the breakdown at Doral

WIN: $3.6 million

2: $2.16 million

3: $1.36 million

4: $960,000

5: $795,000

6: $715,000

7: $665,000

8: $615,000

9: $575,000

10: $535,000

11: $495,000

12: $455,000

13: $415,000

14: $375,000

15: $352,000

16: $332,000

17: $312,000

18: $292,000

19: $272,000

20: $252,000

21: $232,000

22: $217,000

23: $202,000

24: $187,000

25: $172,000

26: $158,000

27: $150,000

28: $143,000

29: $137,000

30: $131,000

31: $125,000

32: $119,000

33: $114,000

34: $109,000

35: $104,000

36: $99,000

37: $94,000

38: $89,000

39: $84,000

40: $80,000

41: $76,000

42: $72,000

43: $68,000

44: $64,000

45: $60,000

46: $57,000

47: $54,000

48: $52,000

49: $50,000

50: $48,000

51: $47,000

52: $46,000

53: $45,000

54: $44,000

55: $43,000

56: $42,000

57: $41,000

58: $40,000

59: $39,500

60: $39,000

61: $38,500

62: $38,000

63: $37,500

64: $37,000

65: $36,500

66: $36,000

67: $35,500

68: $35,000

69: $34,750

70: $34,500

71: $34,250

72: $34,000

73: $33,750

74: $33,500

75: $33,250

76: $33,000

77: $32,750

78: $32,500

79: $32,250

80: $32,000

This article was originally published on golfdigest.com