The 2025 Truist Championship, the sixth Signature Event of the season, is the next stop on the PGA Tour. The tournament debuts under its new name following a change in sponsorship last season.Rory McIlroy is the defending champion and will be looking for his fifth career victory at the event formerly known as the Wells Fargo Championship, and fourth this season.However, the 2025 edition will not be played at its usual venue of Quail Hollow, as the iconic course will host the PGA Championship, the second major of the season, a week later.That is a detail that could completely change the game.The Truist Championship will be played at The Philadelphia Cricket Club's Wissahickon Course, a venue that has maintained a relatively low profile in professional golf.Although, it did host the 2015 PGA Professional National Championship, the 2016 PGA Tour Champions' Kaulig Companies Championship and the 2024 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship.Like nearly every Signature Event, the Truist Championship has a purse of $20 million. The winner's share will be $3.6 million and all players will receive money as it is a no-cut event.Truist Championship 2025 PayoutBelow is the payout for the 2025 Truist Championship (amounts may vary depending on ties): 1 $3,600,000 2 $2,160,000 3 $1,360,000 10 $541,000 11 $501,000 12 $461,000 13 $421,000 14 $381,000 15 $361,000 16 $341,000 17 $321,000 18 $301,000 19 $281,000 20 $261,000 21 $241,000 22 $224,500 23 $208,500 24 $192,500 25 $176,500 26 $160,500 27 $154,500 28 $148,500 29 $142,500 30 $136,500 31 $130,500 32 $124,500 33 $118,500 34 $113,500 35 $108,500 36 $103,500 The event features most of the top players on the PGA Tour this season. Surprisingly, the World No. 1 and second in the FedEx Cup rankings, Scottie Scheffler, will miss the tournament after his spectacular win at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson last week.More Golf: PGA Tour History Made at Byron Nelson as Scottie Scheffler Tears Up