Here’s the prize money payout for each golfer at the 2025 DP World Tour Championship
Richard Heathcote
Two winners emerged on Sunday at the DP World Tour’s season finale, Matt Fitzpatrick claiming the tournament title at the DP World Tour Championship. With an impressive final-round 66 at the Jumeirah Golf Estates, Earth course, in Dubai, Fitzpatrick played his way into a playoff with Rory McIlroy, who eagled the par-5 18th to match Fitzpatrick at 18 under for the tournament. A par on a replay of the 18th for Fitzpatrick, after McIlroy hit it in the water this time around, secure his third career win in this event, and the $3 million first place prize money payout.
But McIlroy was still walking off with some impress hardware and history even after the playoff loss. His performance was enough to secure his seventh career Race to Dubai title, winning the season-long points list comfortably over Marco Penge and the accompany Harry Vardon trophy to go with his Players and Masters wins and his victory with Europe on the road at the Ryder Cup in Bethpage.
“I’ve said it before, I didn’t get this far in my dreams,” McIlroy said after the round, “but it is a dream come true, and hopefully I can come back and make more history next year.”
McIlroy now trails only Colin Montgomerie, an eight-time winner of the Race to Dubai.
Here’s the rundown of what each player in the 52-man field earned this week in Dubai.
WIN: Matt Fitzpatrick, -18, $3 million
P-2: Rory McIlroy, -18, $1.26 million
T-3: Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, -17, $486,250
T-3: Tommy Fleetwood, -17, $486,250
T-3: Laurie Canter, -17, $486,250
T-3: Ludvig Aberg, -17, $486,250
7: Rasmus Hojgaard, -15, $255,000
T-8: Angel Ayora, -14, $190,000
T-8: Haotong Li, -14, $190,000
T-8: Robert MacIntyre, -14, $190,000
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T-11: Nicolai Hojgaard, -13, $136,333
T-11: Jacob Skov Olesen, -13, $136,333
T-11: Shane Lowry, -13, $136,333
T-14: Tyrrell Hatton, -12, $117,500
T-14: Justin Rose, -12, $117,500
T-16: Daniel Hillier, -11, $102,750
T-16: Keito Nakajima, -11, $102,750
T-16: Alex Noren, -11, $102,750
T-16: Tom McKibbon, -11, $102,750
T-20: Jayden Schaper, -10, $91,000
T-20: Jordan Smithj, -10, $91,000
T-22: Nicolai Von Dellingshausen, -9, $85,625
T-22: Marco Penge, -9, $85,625
T-24: Thriston Lawrence, -8, $78,875
T-24: Johannes Veerman, -8, $78,875
T-24: Adrien Saddier, -8, $78,875
T-24: Michael Kim, -8, $78,875
T-28: John Perry, -7, $67,625
T-28: Patrick Reed, -7, $67,625
T-28: Grant Forrest, -7, $67,625
T-28: Ewen Ferguson, -7, $67,625
T-28: Kristoffer Reitan, -7, $67,625
T-28: Oliver Lindell, -7, $67,625
T-34: Brandon Robinson Thompson, -6, $57,500
T-34: Andy Sullivan, -6, $57,500
T-34: Calum Hill, -6, $57,500
T-37: Jacques Kruyswijk, -5, $50,750
T-37: Jookim Lagergren, -5, $50,750
T-37: Jorge Campillo, -5, $50,750
T-37: Eugenio Chacarra, -5, $50,750
41: Aaron Rai, -4, $47,000
T-42: Kazuma Kobori, -3, $44,000
T-42: Marcus Armitage, -3, $44,000
T-42: Elvis Smylie, -3, $44,000
T-45: Daniel Brown, -2, $40,250
T-45: Matthew Jordan, -2, $40,250
47: Connor Syme, -1, $38,000
48: Joost Luiten, +1, $36,500
49: Richard Mansell, +2, $35,000
50: Shaun Norris, +3, $32,000
51: Nacho Elvira, +5, $30,500
52: Martin Couvra, +10, $26,209.11
Race to Dubai Bonus Money
1: Rory McIlroy $2,000,000
2: Margo Penge, $1,000,000
3: Matt Fitzpatrick, $750,000
4: Tyrrell Hatton, $550,000
5: Tommy Fleetwood, $450,000
6: Robert McIntyre, $350,000
7: Laurie Canter $300,000
8: Kristoffer Reiter, $250,000
9: Adrian Saddler, $200,000
10: Alex Noren, $150,000