DP World Tour Championship prize money 2026: How much they're playing for
The DP World Tour heads to Dubai for the $10m season finale at Jumeirah Golf Estates.
The DP World Tour will bring the curtain down on this year's campaign at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai.
The DP World Tour championship will be played over 12-15 November, featuring the top 50 players from the Race to Dubai standings.
Reigning Masters champion Rory McIlroy will attempt to cap another remarkable season by securing a record-equalling eighth Race to Dubai title.
The Northern Irishman heads into the season finale alongside Spain's Eugenio Chacarra and American Patrick Reed as the leading contenders for the coveted Harry Vardon Trophy.
McIlroy, who has won the Race to Dubai in each of the past four seasons, moved ahead of Reed following a third-place finish at the Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship.
He is now bidding to match Colin Montgomerie's record of eight order of merit titles.
However, Chacarra remains firmly in contention after an impressive campaign featuring three victories, making the 26-year-old Spaniard a serious threat to the established names.
Reed, meanwhile, will be looking to revive his challenge after slipping behind McIlroy in Abu Dhabi.
The American enjoyed an outstanding start to the campaign, including victory at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, and remains within reach of the biggest prize of his DP World Tour career.
The 50-man field also includes two-time major champion Jon Rahm, Tyrrell Hatton, Tommy Fleetwood, Matt Fitzpatrick and reigning US PGA champion Aaron Rai.
Rahm arrives in Dubai in particularly strong form after claiming victory in Abu Dhabi, while Rai will be among the home favourites following a breakthrough major-winning season.
Played over 72 holes without a halfway cut, the tournament carries a $10m prize fund, with $3m going to the champion.
A further $6m bonus pool will reward the leading 10 players in the final Race to Dubai standings.
Players must have participated in at least four counting tournaments in the current season, including the DP World Tour Championship, to be eligible for a share.
GolfMagic has listed all of the payout info below.
And don't forget to check back in at the end of the week to see how much they all won.
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Rank | Prize money (USD) |
|---|---|
1 | 3,000,000 |
2 | 1,260,000 |
3 | 810,000 |
4 | 460,000 |
5 | 365,000 |
6 | 310,000 |
7 | 255,000 |
8 | 220,000 |
9 | 185,000 |
10 | 165,000 |
11 | 147,000 |
12 | 136,000 |
13 | 126,000 |
14 | 120,000 |
15 | 115,000 |
16 | 110,000 |
17 | 105,000 |
18 | 100,000 |
19 | 96,000 |
20 | 92,500 |
21 | 89,500 |
22 | 86,750 |
23 | 84,500 |
24 | 82,250 |
25 | 80,000 |
26 | 77,750 |
27 | 75,500 |
28 | 73,250 |
29 | 71,000 |
30 | 68,750 |
31 | 66,500 |
32 | 64,250 |
33 | 62,000 |
34 | 59,750 |
35 | 57,500 |
36 | 55,250 |
37 | 53,000 |
38 | 51,500 |
39 | 50,000 |
40 | 48,500 |
41 | 47,000 |
42 | 45,500 |
43 | 44,000 |
44 | 42,500 |
45 | 41,000 |
46 | 39,500 |
47 | 38,000 |
48 | 36,500 |
49 | 35,000 |
50 | 32,000 |
51 | 30,500 |
52 | 26,209.11 |
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