Here’s the prize money payout for the DP World Tour's 2026 Race to Dubai bonus pool

The end of the DP World Tour season once again saw a familar cite: Rory McIlroy standing on the 18th green at Jumeirah Golf Estates kneeling next to the Race to Dubai trophy while holding up several fingers. This time it was eight, the record-tying number of titles the Northern Irishman has won now in his career..

McIlroy finished five shots back of Tyrrell Hatton at this week's season-finale, the DP World Tour Championship, but it was the Race to Dubai title that was most important on his mind. He entered the week second in points behind Eugenio Chacarra, who had won three DP World Tour events in 2026. And Chacarra and McIlroy were tied at XX under after 54 holes, turning Sunday's final round into a true showdown.

In the end, McIlroy prevailed with a closing 67 to Charcarra's 69. McIlroy now joins Colin Montgomerie for the most Race to Dubai titles in DP World Tour istory, although when Monty won it was a money title called the Order of Merit.

For the top-10 in the final Race to Dubai standings, there's also a financial reward. McIlroy earns an extra $2 million for winning the season-long race.

Players must have played in at least four counting tournaments, including the DP World Tour Championship to be eligible. Here's the updated list after the final round in Dubai.

Here’s the payout from Dubai

1: Rory McIlroy, 5044.86, $2 million

2: Eugenio Chacarra, 4919.79, $1 million

3: Tyrrell Hatton, 3996.53, $750,000

4: Patrick Reed, 3627.26, $550,000

5: Casey Jarvis, 2956.58, $450,000

6: Jon Rahm, 2665.85, $350,000

7: Aaron Rai, 2648.95, $300,000

8: Jayden Schaper, 2586.19, $250,000

9: Ryan Fox, 2526.16, $200,000

10: Daniel Hillier, 2491.65, $150,000