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2024 Ras Al Khaimah Championship: Prize Money Breakdown and Winner’s Payout

Published 01/27/2024, 9:30 PM EST

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The ninth event on the 2023–24 DP World Tour Calendar is halfway through. The Ras Al Khaimah Championship kicked off on the 24th of January at the Al Hamra GC and would see its finale dawn soon on the 28th, Monday. Well, many of the eyes in the golfing world would be on the trophy and the title that the athletes would enjoy, and justifiably so!

However, is it all that they are offering to the champion? Not even close. They would also be able to take home a winner’s cut from the total prize money. Interestingly, looking at the rewards does give us an idea as to why such a field has teed it off at the event.

What will be the prize money distribution at the DP World Tour event?

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The 2024 Ras Al Khaimah Championship would provide a substantial payout to the athlete who beats the whole field, along with the title and the trophy. The professionals would be looking to take home a cut of the $2.5 million prize purse, out of which $425,000 belongs to the champion—an increase in the prize money from the $2 million that was given out last year.

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The breakdown of the purse is given below:

PositionMoney
1$425,000
2$275,000
3$156,500
4$125,000
5$106,000
6$87,500
7$75,000
8$62,500
9$56,000
10$50,000
11$46,000
12$43,000
13$40,250
14$38,250
15$36,750
16$35,250
17$33,750
18$32,250
19$31,000
20$30,000
21$29,000
22$28,250
23$27,500
24$26,750
25$26,000
26$25,250
27$24,500
28$23,750
29$23,000
30$22,250
31$21,500
32$20,750
33$20,000
34$19,250
35$18,500
36$17,750
37$17,250
38$16,750
39$16,250
40$15,750
41$15,250
42$14,750
43$14,250
44$13,750
45$13,250
46$12,750
47$12,250
48$11,750
49$11,250
50$10,750
51$10,250
52$9,750
53$9,250
54$8,750
55$8,500
56$8,250
57$8,000
58$7,750
59$7,500
60$7,250
61$7,000
62$6,750
63$6,500
64$6,250
65$6,000

Who do you think will take home the enormous benefits that come with winning the title? Tune in to the last two days of the event to find out.

The field of the Ras Al Khaimah Championship

A total of 132 golfers started to duke it out at the Al Hamra Golf Course in the UAE. However, after two days of play, only 78 golfers could make the cut for Moving Day. Nevertheless, it appears the final two rounds are set up for a magnificent display of golf with a powerful field including the likes of Eddie Pepperell, Rasmus Hojgaard, Padraig Harrington, and Thorbjorn Olesen.

Although Daniel Gavins won the last edition of the tournament, he missed the cut following a score of 78-74 over the two days of play at the par-72 course. Currently, Manuel Elvira and Hojgaard are leading the scoreboard at a total of 14 under as Friday came to an end.

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What about the points being offered? Well, the golfers are battling each other for a cut from a total of 3000 Race to Dubai points on offer. The winner would be awarded a figure of 335 points on the DP World Tour standings, along with approximately 19 points on the OWGR.

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Although OWGR and Race to Dubai points are offered to the full field, the focus naturally falls on the total money that the event boasts. Moreover, many would also be wondering how much the champion would be getting!

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