The majestic Royal Golf Dar Es Salam, designed by Robert Trent Jones and nestled in a 440-hectare cork oak forest, is hosting the 2025 International Series Morocco from July 3-6. Located just 15 minutes from Rabat’s city center, this stunning course features technical layouts and beautiful landscapes. Defending champion Ben Campbell aims to build on his 2024 success, but the course presents plenty of challenges for the field, including a competitive purse.

Here’s what’s on the line: A nice $2 million pot, with the champ raking in $360,000 — 18% of the total cash, following the Asian Tour’s standard payout breakdown. The runner-up will pocket $220,000, while the third-place golfer will grab $126,000. The price for finishing in 4th place isn’t shabby either, with the golfer banking $100,000. On the other hand, the 65th-place golfer will make $5,400, while the 64th-place golfer will rake in $5,600.

And, as per the prize money chart, a total of 7 top golfers will make over $50,000 on Sunday. You can find the rest of the prize money breakdown in the table below:

But it’s not just about the cash; the winner of this event will also boost their Order of Merit tally, which is crucial for gaining access to tournaments and bonuses. The player who tops the International Series points list at the end of the season earns a spot in the LIV Golf League if they are not already signed. The winner will receive 10.4 Official World Golf Ranking points. Additionally, winning brings significant benefits, including a two-plus season exemption on the Asian Tour.

Now that you know what’s at stake for the winner, let’s take a look at the leaderboard in Rabat as the tournament heads into its final round.

How have the golfers performed at the 2025 International Series Morocco?

Following a strong start at the 2025 International Series Morocco, the reigning Asian Tour Order of Merit champion, John Catlin, counted his mistakes and then said, “Outside of that, I played pretty much flawless golf. Very happy with the start, but three more rounds to go. Let’s see.” Following that, he played moderately. After shooting 68 in the opening round, Catlin shot 76 and 70 in the second and third rounds, respectively. He now stands in the 12th position, heading into the final round on Sunday.

Now, Thailand’s Settee Prakongvech is sitting at the top of the leaderboard. Prakongvech is seeking a better finish than his previous best of 3rd at the 2022 DGC Open, and he’s off to a solid start with scores of 72, 70, and 61 through the first three rounds. Scott Vincent, nicknamed “Mhondoro” for his fearlessness and no-nonsense attitude, is trailing Prakongvech. Vincent, for his part at the 2025 International Series Morocco, shot 71, 66, and 52 in the first three rounds.

Bobby Bai, Jack Buchanan, Maverick Antcliff, Austen Truslow, Yanwei Liu, and Suteepat Prateeptienchai, among others, are right behind them. On the other hand, Ben Campbell stands far behind the leaders and in T41st position.

So, who will take home the win and a chance at LIV Golf? Well, we just have to wait another round to find that out!