How Much Jayden Schaper Won At The Alfred Dunhill Championship

Jayden Schaper with the Alfred Dunhill Championship trophy

Jayden Schaper beat Shaun Norris in a playoff

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The rain-affected Alfred Dunhill Championship had a stunning finish courtesy of Jayden Schaper's eagle on the first extra playoff hole to win his maiden DP World Tour title.

The South African might have thought his best chance of victory had slipped away when he matched defending champion Shaun Norris's clubhouse lead with a birdie on the 17th, only to make par at the par-5 18th to miss out on the title in regulation.

The overall purse at the tournament was €1.5m (approximately $1.75m) and Schaper's reward for his title is 17% of that figure, or €255,000 (approximately $300,000). Norris has to settle for a payout of €165,000 (approximately $194,000).

Shaun Norris at the Alfred Dunhill Championship — Shaun Norris was the defending champion

Former LIV Golfer Eugenio Chacarra held a two-shot overnight lead, but his 70 on Sunday ensured he could only finish third to earn €94,500 (around $110,000).

Schaper's win also earned him 500 Race to Dubai points, taking him to the top of the rankings, while he also leads the way in the Opening Swing rankings.

That concludes next week with the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open as he closes in on a bonus payout of $200,000.

Whoever wins the Opening Swing will also book their place in all of the prestigious Back 9 events of the season.

Check out what each player who made the cut earned at the Alfred Dunhill Championship here.

Alfred Dunhill Championship Prize Money Payout

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Position	Player	Prize Money
1st	Jayden Schaper	€255,000
2nd	Shaun Norris	€165,000
3rd	Eugenio Chacarra	€94,500
T4	Oliver Bekker	€63,700
T4	Christiaan Burke	€63,700
T4	Louis Oosthuizen	€63,700
T7	Martin Couvra	€41,250
T7	John Parry	€41,250
T9	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	€28,230
T9	Branden Grace	€28,230
T9	Michael Hollick	€28,230
T9	Aldrich Potgieter	€28,230
T9	Samuel Simpson	€28,230
T14	Dylan Frittelli	€19,633
T14	Joel Girrbach	€19,633
T14	Thriston Lawrence	€19,633
T14	Mikael Lindberg	€19,633
T14	Herman Loubser	€19,633
T14	Haydn Porteous	€19,633
T14	Antoine Rozner	€19,633
T14	Hugo Townsend	€19,633
T14	Daniel van Tonder	€19,633
T23	Jonathan Broomhead	€14,700
T23	Luke Brown	€14,700
T23	Jorge Campillo	€14,700
T23	Karabo Mokoena	€14,700
T23	James Morrison	€14,700
T23	Marcel Schneider	€14,700
T23	Brandon Stone	€14,700
T23	Justin Walters	€14,700
T23	Jeff Winther	€14,700
T32	Dean Burmester	€10,988
T32	Calum Hill	€10,988
T32	Casey Jarvis	€10,988
T32	Nathan Kimsey	€10,988
T32	Niklas Lemke	€10,988
T32	JC Ritchie	€10,988
T32	Brandon Robinson-Thompson	€10,988
T32	Ockie Strydom	€10,988
T40	Marcus Armitage	€8,700
T40	Alejandro Del Rey	€8,700
T40	Jacob Skov Olesen	€8,700
T40	Jamie Rutherford	€8,700
T40	Pierre Viallaneix	€8,700
T40	Daniel Young	€8,700
T46	Jaco Ahlers	€6,315
T46	Angel Ayora	€6,315
T46	Manuel Elvira	€6,315
T46	Nacho Elvira	€6,315
T46	Oihan Guillamoundeguy	€6,315
T46	Oliver Lindell	€6,315
T46	Yurav Premlall	€6,315
T46	Jaco Prinsloo	€6,315
T46	Ben Schmidt	€6,315
T46	Darius van Driel	€6,315
T56	Daniel Cronje	€4,575
T56	Benjamin Follett-Smith	€4,575
T56	Dean Germishuys	€4,575
T56	David Ravetto	€4,575
T56	Marcel Siem	€4,575
T56	MJ Viljoen	€4,575
T62	Dan Bradbury	€3,975
T62	Zander Lombard	€3,975
T64	Luis Carrera	€3,525
T64	Hennie Du Plessis	€3,525
T64	Andrea Pavan	€3,525
T64	Rocco Repetto Taylor	€3,525
T68	Ryggs Johnston	€2,569
T68	Ruan Korb	€2,569
T68	Stuart Krog	€2,569
T68	Junghwan Lee	€2,569
T68	JJ Senekal	€2,569
T68	Altin van der Merwe	€2,569
T68	Kieran Vincent	€2,569
T75	Sebastian Garcia	€2,235
T75	Romain Langasque	€2,235
T75	Pablo Larrazabal	€2,235

Mike has over 25 years of experience in journalism, including writing on a range of sports throughout that time, such as golf, football and cricket. Now a freelance staff writer for Golf Monthly, he is dedicated to covering the game's most newsworthy stories.

He has written hundreds of articles on the game, from features offering insights into how members of the public can play some of the world's most revered courses, to breaking news stories affecting everything from the PGA Tour and LIV Golf to developmental Tours and the amateur game.

Mike grew up in East Yorkshire and began his career in journalism in 1997. He then moved to London in 2003 as his career flourished, and nowadays resides in New Brunswick, Canada, where he and his wife raise their young family less than a mile from his local course.

Kevin Cook’s acclaimed 2007 biography, Tommy’s Honour, about golf’s founding father and son, remains one of his all-time favourite sports books.

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