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Alfred Dunhill Links Championship prize money

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Here is the prize money breakdown of the 2024 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship…

Alfred Dunhill Links Championship prize money

Tyrrell Hatton claimed his seventh DP World Tour title in Scotland as he pocketed $800,000 from the 2024 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship prize money.

The Englishman has now won the popular event in Scotland three times after making a birdie on the 18th hole at St Andrews to beat Nicolas Colsaerts by one shot.

It was a family affair as Hatton, alongside father Jeff, was almost victorious in the Team Championship section of the tournament. They came second to Thorbjorn Olesen and Dermot Desmond.

Hatton contended with a host of top names this year such as Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood, Shane Lowry, Brooks Koepka, Jon Rahm and defending champion Matt Fitzpatrick.

LIV Golfers such as Talor Gooch, Hudson Swafford, Louis Oosthuizen and Dean Burmester also teed it up across the Old Course, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns.

This year, the prize purse was $5 million again, $4 million less than the purses we see at Rolex Series Events.

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1. Tyrrell Hatton $800,000

2. Nicolas Colsaerts $533,330

3. Tommy Fleetwood $300,480

T4. Rasmus Neergaard-Peterson $203,840

T4. David Puig $203,840

T4. Robin Williams $203,840

T7. Tom Valliant $123,840

T7. Haotong Li $123,840

T7. Jon Rahm $123,840

T10. Matthew Jordan $92,160

T10. Brooks Koepka $92,160

T12. Kazuma Kobori $71,178

T12. Darren Fichardt $71,178

T12. Niklas Norgaard $71,178

T12. Thorbjorn Oleson $71,178

T12. Shane Lowry $71,178

T12. Alex Noren $71,178

T12. Dean Burmester $71,178

T19. Peter Uihlein $55,200

T19. Adrien Saddier $55,200

T19. David Micheluzzi $55,200

T19. Jorge Campillo $55,200

T19. Yannik Paul $55,200

T19. Louis Albertse $55,200

T25. Maximilian Rottluff $39,744

T25. James Ashfield $39,744

T25. Jens Dantorp $39,744

T25. Daniel Hillier $39,744

T25. Callum Shinkwin $39,744

T25. Robert MacIntyre $39,744

T25. Rory McIlroy $39,744

T25. Padraig Harrington $39,744

T25. Andrew Putnam $39,744

T25. Scott Jamieson $39,744

T35. Jordan Smith $28,975

T35. Todd Clements $28,975

T35. Branden Grace $28,975

T35. Joost Luiten $28,975

T35. Matthew Baldwin $28,975

T35. Grant Forrest $28,975

T35. Patrick Reed $28,975

T35. Connor Syme $28,975

T43. Matthew Southgate $23,520

T43. John Parry $23,520

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T43. Fabrizio Zanotti $23,520

T43. Tom McKibbin $23,520

T43. Wilco Nienaber $23,520

T43. Matt Wallace $23,520

T43. Richard Mansell $23,520

T43. Sam Jones $23,520

T43. Francesco Laporta $23,520

T43. Marcus Armitage $23,520

T43. Matthis Besard $23,520

T54. Yurav Premlall $15,235

T54. Robert Rock $15,235

T54. Thriston Lawrence $15,235

T54. Daniel Brown $15,235

T54. John Cameron $15,235

T54. Lorenzo Scalise $15,235

T54. Jesper Svensson $15,235

61. Justin Harding $14,000

62. Matthieu Pavon $13,500

63. Shubhankar Sharma $13,000

T64. Sebastian Soderberg $12,250

T64. Alex Fitzpatrick $12,250

T64. Sung Kang $12,250

T64. David Law $12,250

T68. James Nicholas $10,250

T68. Kiradech Aphibardrat $10,250

T68. Adrian Otaegui $10,250

T68. Sean Crocker $10,250

What about the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship prize money from previous years? Here is the total purse and the winners’ share from historical tournaments.

Prize purse: $5 million
Winner: Matt Fitzpatrick ($816,000)

2022

Prize purse: $5 million
Winner: Ryan Fox ($816,000)

2021

Prize purse: $5 million
Winner: Danny Willett ($816,000)

2019

Prize purse: $5 million
Winner: Victor Perez ($816,000)

2018

Prize purse: $5 million
Winner: Lucas Bjerregaard ($816,000)

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