2019 Open de Espana prize money

The 2019 Open de Espana prize money is the same as the previous year’s where Jon Rahm was victorious. He collected €250,000 for his first win in his home country.

He’s back to defend his title this time around and is joined in the field by fellow Spaniard Sergio Garcia and many of the European Tour’s stars including Rafa Cabrera Bello, Andrea Pavan and more.

2019 Open de Espana prize money

Total prize purse: €1.5 million

1. Jon Rahm, €250,000

2. Rafa Cabrera Bello, €166,667

3. Samuel Del Val, €93,900

T4. Jeff Winther, Jaochim Hansen, Adri Arnaus, €63,700

T7. Sergio Garcia, Masahiro Kawamura, Justin Harding, Jason Schrivener, Zander Lombard, €34,740

T12. Andrea Pavan, Fabrizio Zanotti, Jens Dantorp, €24,300

T15. James Morrison, Alexander Levy €21,600

T17. Nicolas Colsaerts, Nick McCarthy, Alejandro Canizares, Mikko Korhonen, Ross Fisher, Calum Hill, €18,425

T23. Nino Bertasio, Thomas Aiken, Yusaku Miyazato, Jack Singh Brar, Edoardo Molinari, Jamie Donaldson, Dimitrios Papadatos, €15,150

T30. Ashun Wu, Chris Hanson, Brett Rumford, €12,900

T33. Miguel Angel Jimenez, Pedro Figueiredo, Pablo Larrazabal, Rikard Karlberg, €11,437.50

T37. Ben Evans, Eduardo De La Riva, Dean Burmester, Nacho Elvira, Lee Slattery, Per Langfors, Sihwan Kim, Steven Brown, €9,600

T45. Ryan Lumsden, Andres Romero, Johannes Veerman, David Horsey, €7,800

T49. Jake McLeod, Maximilian Kieffer, €6,900

T51. Alfredo Garcia-Heredia, Kristian Krogh Johannessen, Bernd Ritthammer, David Lipsky, €6,000

T55. SSP Chawrasia, Borja Virto, Julian Suri, Deyen Lawson, Clement Sordet, Joel Girrbach, €4,650

T61. Adrian Otaegui, Grant Forrest, €3,975

T63. David Drysdale, Anton Karlsson, Marcel Siem, John Catlin, €3,525

67. Matthew Nixon, €3,150

68. Justin Walters, €3,000

Previous 2019 Open de Espana prize money

The previous five winner’s shares are as follows:

2018: Jon Rahm, €250,000

2017: No tournament

2016: Andrew Johnston, €333,330

2015: James Morrison, €250,000

2014: Miguel Angel Jimenez, €250,000

2013: Raphael Jacquelin, €250,000

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