Alfred Dunhill Links Championship prize money: How much they are playing for
Alfred Dunhill Links Championship prize money 2025: Check out how much a strong field is playing for as the DP World Tour resumes at St Andrews, Kingsbarns and Carnoustie.
The DP World Tour gets back to business this week as four of Europe's Ryder Cup heroes headline the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
The field this year is again full of major champions as they take on the Old Course at St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns along with a notable crop of celebrities.
Three-time winner and defending champion Tyrrell Hatton returns to the Fife coast just a couple of days after he secured the winning half-point for Luke Donald's team at Bethpage Black.
Hatton will be joined by European team-mates Tommy Fleetwood, Matt Fitzpatrick and Bob MacIntyre, but the British quartet are not the only star attractions.
There is a strong presence from LIV Golf, including five-time major champion Brooks Koepka, former Masters winners Patrick Reed, Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson, and Open champions Cam Smith and Louis Oosthuizen.
Hatton completed his hat-trick of titles here last year as he clinched a one-shot victory over Nicolas Colsaerts, who will be making his 500th start on the DP World Tour.
The 2012 Ryder Cup star recently announced he will retire from professional golf at the end of the season.
The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship also has one of the larger purses on the Tour's schedule.
In total, the purse is $5m, including $200,000 for the winners of the pro-am competition.
The champion will pocket a sizeable $816,000, with the runner-up earning $528,000.
GolfMagic will list the full payout information below when it becomes available.
Don't forget to check back in at the end of the week to see how much they all won.
Position | Prize money |
|---|---|
1st | $816,000 |
2nd | $528,000 |
3rd | $302,400 |
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