2023 Hero Indian Open: Prize Money Breakdown and Winner’s Payout

Published 02/26/2023, 9:51 AM EST

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The Hero Indian Open 2023 will be held at the DLF Golf and Country Club in Gurgaon from February 23 to 26. This event took a break of three years owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is the thirteenth event on the 2023 European Tour. Stephen Gallacher of Scotland will return to defend the title he earned at the DLF in 2019. Many well-known and skilled golfers, including Robert MacIntyre, Sami Valimaki, and Thorbjorn Olesen, will be participating this year. However, the question is, what would be the prize money? What will the winner take home?

What you need to know about The Hero Indian Open 2023

The Indian Golf Union is in charge of organizing the event since it is the national Open. The recently elected president of the Union is Brijinder Singh. He said, “It is our flagship event, and we look forward to the excitement and bonhomie it brings. Let’s make this event a memorable one.” However, the 2022 PGTI Order of Merit winner, Manu Gandas, will also play. He earned his DP World Tour ticket because of an alliance between the PGTI, the DP World Tour, and the PGA Tour. With his skills, Gandas won a record six domestic events to qualify for the DP World Tour.

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The prize money is enormous, but the event brings much more benefits, especially for the winner. The winner will be getting approximately 16 Official World Golf Ranking points. However, these points will be available only based on the field strength. Many significant benefits will come the winner’s way, including a two-plus season exemption on the European Tour. But that’s not the entirety of it…he will also earn tickets to enter other important events.

The entire field will receive 2,750 Race to Dubai points, despite not winning. All the available points will be linked to the tournament’s winnings, which will be in US dollars (USD). The golfer with the most season-long points after the event will win the Race to Dubai and its first-place award with dignity. However, the €6 million Race to Dubai bonus fund will pay the top eight golfers at the end of the season.

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Prize money breakdown for the event

The prize for the 2023 Hero Indian Open is $2 million, with the winner receiving $340,000 as their share. According to the European Tour’s prize money distribution chart, the share is the standard 17% of the total prize pool. However, the total purse for the event is $2,000,000, and the winner’s share will be $1,530,000. The field size will be 132 players. And since we constantly update the prize money breakdown of the events, here is the prize money breakdown of the Hero Indian Open: 

1$340,000
2$220,000
3$125,200
4$100,000
5$84,800
6$70,000
7$60,000
8$50,000
9$44,800
10$40,000
11$36,800
12$34,400
13$32,200
14$30,600
15$29,400
16$28,200
17$27,000
18$25,800
19$24,800
20$24,000
21$23,200
22$22,600
23$22,000
24$21,400
25$20,800
26$20,200
27$19,600
28$19,000
29$18,400
30$17,800
31$17,200
32$16,600
33$16,000
34$15,400
35$14,800
36$14,200
37$13,800
38$13,400
39$13,000
40$12,600
41$12,200
42$11,800
43$11,400
44$11,000
45$10,600
46$10,200
47$9,800
48$9,400
49$9,000
50$8,600
51$8,200
52$7,800
53$7,400
54$7,000
55$6,800
56$6,600
57$6,400
58$6,200
59$6,000
60$5,800
61$5,600
62$5,400
63$5,200
64$5,000
65$4,800

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Saumya Yashawant

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A Commerce graduate who turned her passion into her profession, Saumya is a Golf writer at Essentially Sports. Having developed the love for the sport at a very young age, she watched Tiger Woods and caught inspiration from his legacy early on. Apart from Woods, she shares great admiration for her country's players like Vishwanathan Anand and Neeraj Chopra.
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