Rolex Grand Final: Field, prize money, tee times, how to watch, what's at stake
Rolex Grand Final: This is everything you need to know as the HotelPlanner Tour reaches its conclusion at Club de Golf Alcanada in Spain.
The Rolex Grand Final is the season-ending highlight of the HotelPlanner Tour.
Only the top-ranked players in the Road to Mallorca standings are eligible to compete this week at Club de Golf Alcanada in Spain.
The field contains 45 players and only the top 20 at the conclusion of 72 holes will earn life-changing promotion to the DP World Tour.
With 640 points awarded to the winner, every single person in the field can earn promotion.
South Africa's JC Ritchie currently leads the way - and has already ensured promotion - thanks to an impressive campaign that has seen him win three times.
But which 19 others will join him? There are some notable names in the hunt.
Here's a look at the field for the Rolex Grand Final and where things stand:
Rank | Player | Events | Points |
1 | JC Ritchie | 18 | 1,546.30 |
2 | Maximilian Steinlechner | 25 | 1,445.97 |
3 | David Law | 23 | 1,433.56 |
4 | Renato Paratore | 26 | 1,394.09 |
5 | Oihan Guillamondeguy | 25 | 1,267.02 |
6 | Filippo Celli | 24 | 1,041.85 |
7 | Sebastian Garcia | 28 | 991.76 |
8 | Daniel Young | 25 | 991.56 |
9 | Joshua Berry | 24 | 923.2 |
10 | Félix Mory | 26 | 872.4 |
11 | Daniel Van Tonder | 11 | 813.4 |
12 | Quim Vidal | 26 | 787.43 |
13 | Tobias Jonsson | 17 | 746.04 |
14 | Rocco Repetto Taylor | 16 | 721.71 |
15 | Hugo Townsend | 16 | 720.03 |
16 | Clement Charmasson | 20 | 665.25 |
17 | Euan Walker | 25 | 646 |
18 | Stefano Mazzoli | 21 | 636.86 |
19 | Lukas Nemecz | 22 | 621.25 |
20 | Jamie Rutherford | 25 | 592.38 |
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21 | Anton Albers | 18 | 580.18 |
22 | Jovan Rebula | 20 | 579.2 |
23 | Victor Sidal Svendsen | 19 | 558.32 |
24 | Jonathan Gøth-Rasmussen | 21 | 557.92 |
25 | Per Långfors | 24 | 557.6 |
26 | Calum Fyfe | 22 | 542.36 |
27 | Julian Perico | 20 | 531.63 |
28 | David Horsey | 18 | 529.11 |
29 | Wilco Nienaber | 21 | 516 |
30 | Sam Jones | 24 | 507.56 |
31 | Davis Bryant | 21 | 488.7 |
32 | John Gough | 22 | 485.12 |
33 | Palmer Jackson | 21 | 469.29 |
34 | Nick Carlson | 21 | 468.21 |
35 | Lars van Meijel | 25 | 461.26 |
36 | James Morrison | 21 | 459.79 |
37 | Will Enefer | 20 | 450.85 |
38 | Adri Arnaus | 25 | 447.84 |
39 | Julien Sale | 15 | 443.73 |
40 | Albin Bergstrom | 19 | 443.38 |
41 | Pedro Figueiredo | 22 | 440.44 |
42 | Robin Petersson | 24 | 440.07 |
43 | Liam Nolan | 21 | 436.98 |
44 | Baard Skogen | 23 | 436.61 |
45 | Victor Pastor | 24 | 431 |
Where and when is the Grand Final?
The Rolex Grand Final takes place at Club de Golf Alcanada on the island of Mallorca in Spain from Thursday, October 30 to Sunday, November 2
What is the prize money?
There is a prize purse of $500,000, with the champion taking home $79,191.92.
How can I watch the Rolex Grand Final?
Date | Round | Time (GMT) | Coverage |
Thursday, Oct 30 | Round One | 11:00am – 4:00pm | Sky Sports Golf |
Friday, Oct 31 | Round Two | 11:00am – 4:00pm | Sky Sports Golf |
Saturday, Nov 1 | Round Three | 11:00am – 4:00pm | Sky Sports Golf |
Sunday, Nov 2 | Round Four | 10:00am – 3:00pm | Sky Sports Golf |
Tee times
Will be announced later in the week.
GolfMagic will publish them on this page.
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