2019 Italian Open prize money

The fifth event of the Rolex Series saw Bernd Wiesberger win his second title Rolex Series title of the season. Here’s the 2019 Italian Open prize money.

Many of the game’s stars were drawn to the event thanks to the inflated prize money and Race to Dubai points available.

Some of the big names in the field included Justin Rose, Paul Casey and home favourite Francesco Molinari but in truth, they failed to contend.

Last year, Thorbjorn Olesen scooped the prize and in 2019 the total prize money and winner’s share will be the same as 2018.

Here’s a breakdown of the 2019 Italian Open prize money.

Total prize purse: €7 million

1. Bernd Wiesberger, €1,059,540.49

2. Matt Fitzpatrick, €706,357.68

3. Kurt Kitayama, €397,965.68

4. Andrew Johnston, €269,972.46

4. Robert MacIntrye, €269,972.46

4. Matthias Schwab, €269,972.46

7. Francesco Laporta, €164,017.81

7. Shubhankar Sharma, €164,017.81

7. Matt Wallace, €164,017.81

10. Andrea Pavan, €110,616.66

10. Rory Sabbatini, €110,616.66

10. Erik van Rooyen, €110,616.66

10. Justin Walters, €110,616.66

10. Jeunghun Wang, €110,616.66

15. Graeme McDowell, €89,637.64

15. Justin Rose, €89,637.64

15. Richard Sterne, €89,637.64

18. Ryan Fox, €75,439.71

18. Tyrell Hatton, €75,439.71

18. Marcus Kinhult, €75,439.71

18. Aaron Rai, €75,439.71

18. Julian Suri, €75,439.71

18. Danny Willett, €75,439.71

24. Jordan Smith, €68,022.89

25. Stephen Gallacher, €58,486.97

25. Joachim B. Hansen, €58,486.97

25. Soren Kjeldsen, €58,486.97

25. Mikko Korhonen, €58,486.97

25. Jacques Kruyswijk, €58,486.97

25. Joost Luiten, €58,486.97

25. Sebastian Soderberg, €58,486.97

25. Paul Waring, €58,486.97

25. Ross Fisher, €58,486.97

34. Nino Bertasio, €45,772.41

34. Lucas Herbert, €45,772.41

34. David Horsey, €45,772.41

34. Same Horsfield, €45,772.41

34. Thongchai Jaidee, €45,772.41

34. Alex Noren, €45,772.41

40. Dean Burmester, €36,872.22

40. Julien Guerrier, €36,872.22

40. Mike Lorenzo-Vera, €36,872.22

40. Edoardo Molinari, €36,872.22

40. Wade Ormsby, €36,872.22

40. Chris Paisley, €36,872.22

40. Tapio Pulkkanen, €36,872.22

40. Kalle Samooja, €36,872.22

48. Adri Arnaus, €27,336.30

48. George Coetzee, €27,336.30

48. Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, €27,336.30

48. Alexander Levy, €27,336.30

48. Guido Migliozzi, €27,336.30

48. Renato Paratore, €27,336.30

48. Eddie Pepperell, €27,336.30

55. Oliver Fisher, €21,614.75

55. Jason Schrivener, €21,614.75

57. SSP Chawrasia, €19,071.84

57. Justin Harding, €19,071.84

57. Victor Perez, €19,071.84

60. Joakim Lagergren, €16,846.79

60. James Morrison, €16,846.79

60. Lee Westwood, €16,846.79

60. Adrian Otaegui, €16,846.79

64. Nicolas Colsaerts, €14,939.61

64. Nacho Elvira, €14,939.61

66. Ashley Chesters, €13,668.15

66. Ashun Wu, €13,668.15

68. Thomas Pieters, €12,714.56

69. David Lipsky, €12,087.83

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The fifth event of the Rolex Series saw Bernd Wiesberger win his second title Rolex Series title of the season. Here’s the 2019 Italian Open prize money.

Many of the game’s stars were drawn to the event thanks to the inflated prize money and Race to Dubai points available.

Some of the big names in the field included Justin Rose, Paul Casey and home favourite Francesco Molinari but in truth, they failed to contend.

Last year, Thorbjorn Olesen scooped the prize and in 2019 the total prize money and winner’s share will be the same as 2018.

Here’s a breakdown of the 2019 Italian Open prize money.