AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open prize money 2025: How much Schaper, others won
AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open prize money 2025: South Africa's Jayden Schaper won his second consecutive event on the DP World Tour.
South Africa's Jayden Schaper won his second DP World Tour event in as many weeks at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open.
The 24-year-old started the final round trailing the leader by two shots but posted a 64 on Sunday to reach 22-under par.
It saw Schaper lock horns in a play-off with Ryan Gerard after the American got up-and-down on the final hole to force extra holes.
Neither player could be separated on the first extra hole of sudden death, but Shaper then holed out for eagle to grab the win.
It was his second victory in as many weeks, following on from his play-off success at the Alfred Dunhill Championship.
Shaper was reduced to tears and told media he could not believe he has now won twice in two weeks given that he waited five years for his maiden win.
The only consolation for Gerard came from the fact that he will finish the year inside the top 50 of the world rankings and has qualified for the 2025 Masters.
Casey Jarvis, Andreas Halvorsen, Zander Lombard, Manuel Elvira, Alexander Levy and last year's winner - John Parry - finished inside the top-10.
Shaper also took home his fair share of prize money. The 2025 edition of the tournament carried a total purse of €1m.
That means Shaper takes home the top prize of €174,065.24.
GolfMagic has listed the payout information below.
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Player name | Score to par | Prize money |
Jayden Schaper | -22 | €174,065.24 |
Ryan Gerard | -22 | €112,630.45 |
Casey Jarvis | -17 | €64,506.53 |
Andreas Halvorsen | -16 | €51,195.66 |
Zander Lombard | -15 | €39,625.44 |
John Parry | -15 | €39,625.44 |
Manuel Elvira | -14 | €28,157.61 |
Alexander Levy | -14 | €28,157.61 |
Oihan Guillamoundeguy | -12 | €18,669.35 |
Michael Hollick | -12 | €18,669.35 |
Scott Jamieson | -12 | €18,669.35 |
Anthony Quayle | -12 | €18,669.35 |
JC Ritchie | -12 | €18,669.35 |
Brandon Stone | -12 | €18,669.35 |
Marcus Armitage | -11 | €14,437.18 |
Daniel Van Tonder | -11 | €14,437.18 |
Kieran Vincent | -11 | €14,437.18 |
Tobias Jonsson | -10 | €13,208.48 |
Hugo Townsend | -9 | €12,696.52 |
Herman Loubser | -8 | €12,286.96 |
Angel Ayora | -7 | €11,416.63 |
Daniel Brown | -7 | €11,416.63 |
Gregorio De Leo | -7 | €11,416.63 |
Wilco Nienaber | -7 | €11,416.63 |
Eugenio Chacarra | -6 | €9,727.18 |
Hennie Du Plessis | -6 | €9,727.18 |
Nathan Kimsey | -6 | €9,727.18 |
Francesco Laporta | -6 | €9,727.18 |
Jovan Rebula | -6 | €9,727.18 |
Jack Senior | -6 | €9,727.18 |
Tom Vaillant | -6 | €9,727.18 |
Frederico Biondi Figueiredo | -5 | €7,884.13 |
Joakim Lagergren | -5 | €7,884.13 |
Niklas Lemke | -5 | €7,884.13 |
Oliver Lindell | -5 | €7,884.13 |
Shubhankar Sharma | -5 | €7,884.13 |
Christiaan Burke | -4 | €6,553.04 |
MJ Daffue | -4 | €6,553.04 |
Alex Fitzpatrick | -4 | €6,553.04 |
Dylan Frittelli | -4 | €6,553.04 |
Marcel Schneider | -4 | €6,553.04 |
Marcel Siem | -4 | €6,553.04 |
Eddie Pepperell | -3 | €5,836.31 |
Adri Arnaus | -2 | €5,324.35 |
Mikael Lindberg | -2 | €5,324.35 |
Renato Paratore | -2 | €5,324.35 |
Rocco Repetto Taylor | -2 | €5,324.35 |
Nick Bachem | -1 | €4,505.22 |
Clement Charmasson | -1 | €4,505.22 |
Christo Lamprecht | -1 | €4,505.22 |
Andrea Pavan | -1 | €4,505.22 |
Jonathan Broomhead | E | €3,890.87 |
Julien Sale | E | €3,890.87 |
Clément Sordet | +1 | €3,532.50 |
Jeff Winther | +1 | €3,532.50 |
Luke Jerling | +2 | €3,327.72 |
Lyle Rowe | +2 | €3,327.72 |
Michael Feuerstein | +4 | €3,020.54 |
Marcus Kinhult | +4 | €3,020.54 |
Keagan Thomas | +4 | €3,020.54 |
Quim Vidal | +4 | €3,020.54 |
Dylan Naidoo | +5 | €2,764.57 |
Cameron Adam | +6 | €2,559.78 |
Nikhil Rama | +6 | €2,559.78 |
Quintin Wilsnach | +6 | €2,559.78 |
Jordan Burnand | +7 | €2,355.00 |
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