Horizon Irish Open prize money: How much does the winner earn?
Here is the prize money breakdown for the 2023 Horizon Irish Open on the DP World Tour
The Horizon Irish Open is one of the most historic and prestigious events on the DP World Tour schedule.
The tournament often attracts a strong field and the renewal in 2023 at the K Club in County Kildare is no exception.
Rory McIlroy, who won the Irish Open in 2016 at the K Club, Billy Horschel, Adam Scott, Shane Lowry and Tyrrell Hatton are some of the big names in the field.
The Horizon Irish Open has one of the largest prize purses on the DP World Tour with a $6 million payout. The winner will receive $1,020,000 and a place in the history of this famous tournament.
Many European players are using this event to tune up their game and find some form ahead of the 2023 Ryder Cup which is taking place later this month.
Take a look below at the prize money breakdown at the 2023 Horizon Irish Open:
Prize money Irish Open golf
1: $1,020,000
2: $660,000
3: $378,000
4: $300,000
5: $254,400
6: $210,000
7: $180,000
8: $150,000
9: $134,400
10: $120,000
11: $110,400
12: $103,200
13: $96,600
14: $91,800
15: $88,200
16: $84,600
17: $81,000
18: $77,400
19: $74,400
20: $72,000
21: $69,600
22: $67,800
23: $66,000
24: $64,200
25: $62,400
26: $60,600
27: $58,800
28: $57,000
29: $55,200
30: $53,400
31: $51,600
32: $49,800
33: $48,000
34: $46,2000
35: $44,000
36: $42,600
37: $41,400
38: $40,200
39: $39,000
40: $37,800
41: $36,600
42: $35,400
43: $34,200
44: $33,000
45: $31,800
46: $30,600
47: $29,400
48: $28,200
49: $27,000
50: $25,800
51: $24,600
52: $23,400
53: $22,200
54: $21,000
55: $20,400
56: $19,800
57: $19,200
58: $18,600
59: $18,000
60: $17,400
61: $16,800
62: $16,200
63: $15,600
64: $15,000
65: $14,400
66: $13,800
67: $13,200
68: $12,600
69: $12,000
70: $11,400
71: $9,000
72: $8996.78
73: $8993.56
74: $8990.35
75: $8987.13
76: $8983.91
77: $8980.69
78: $8977.48
79: $8974.26
80: $8971.04
81: $8967.82
82: $8964.61
83: $8961.39
84: $8958.17
85: $8954.95
86: $8951.74
87: $8948.52
88: $8945.30
89: $8942.08
90: $8938.87
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