Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Purse, Prize Money And Field 2023

Three Team Europe Ryder Cup players are among a strong field that also includes defending champion Ryan Fox

Ryan Fox with the trophy after his win in the 2022 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at The Old Course, St Andrews
Ryan Fox defends his Alfred Dunhill Links Championship title
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A unique tournament on the DP World Tour schedule takes place across three renowned Scottish courses, The Old Course at St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns.

The event features two distinct competitions, a pro tournament and a team event with amateur golfers playing alongside the professionals. However, most of the attention will, as ever, be on the main 72-hole stroke play action, and there are some big names in the field.

The 44th Ryder Cup at Marco Simone may have only concluded a matter of days before the tournament begins, but three members of the victorious European team will participate.

Matt Fitzpatrick contributed to Team Europe’s 16.5-11.5 success over Team USA with a win in his Friday fourball match, and the World No.8 is the highest-ranked player in the field. He is joined by European teammate Tommy Fleetwood, who played the decisive hole that took the team to the all-important 14.5 point threshold to guarantee the trophy.

Finally, one of Europe’s standout players in the match, Robert MacIntyre, returns to his homeland to participate.

Tommy Fleetwood after his winning putt in the Ryder Cup at Marco Simone

Team Europe Ryder Cup hero Tommy Fleetwood is in the field for the tournament

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Away from those associated with the Ryder Cup, Fitzpatrick’s brother Alex also plays, while two players who got close, but not close enough, to the European team, Adrian Meronk and Yannik Paul, also play.

Several LIV Golf players, Talor Gooch, Louis Oosthuizen, Hudson Swafford, Peter Uihlein and Dean Burmester, play too after receiving invites from the tournament sponsor.

The impressive field is further enhanced by appearances from seven-time PGA Tour winner Billy Horschel and defending champion Ryan Fox. As well as victory in 2022, the New Zealander enters the tournament just weeks after his win in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.

Another former winner in the field is 2019 champion Victor Perez, who is looking for his first victory since January’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. However, after enduring three missed cuts in succession, including most recently in his homeland in the Cazoo Open de France, he will, first and foremost, be looking to merely stop the slide.

Thorbjorn Olesen, who won in 2015, also plays, along with 2014 winner Oliver Wilson. There’s also an appearance from three-time Major winner Padraig Harrington.

Players are competing for a purse of $5m, with the winner receiving $850,000.

Below is the full prize money breakdown and field for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.

Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Prize Money

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PositionPrize Money
1st$816,000
2nd$528,000
3rd$302,400
4th$240,000
5th$203,520
6th$168,000
7th$144,000
8th$120,000
9th$107,520
10th$96,000
11th$88,320
12th$82,560
13th$77,280
14th$73,440
15th$70,560
16th$67,680
17th$64,800
18th$61,920
19th$59,520
20th$57,600
21st$56,680
22nd$54,240
23rd$52,800
24th$51,360
25th$49,920
26th$48,480
27th$47,040
28th$45,600
29th$44,160
30th$42,720
31st$41,280
32nd$39,840
33rd$38,400
34th$36,960
35th$35,520
36th$34,080
37th$33,120
38th$32,160
39th$31,200
40th$30,240
41st$29,280
42nd$28,320
43rd$27,360
44th$26,400
45th$25,440
46th$24,480
47th$23,520
48th$22,560
49th$21,600
50th$20,640
51st$19,680
52nd$18,720
53rd$17,760
54th$16,800
55th$16,320
56th$15,840
57th$15,360
58th$14,800
59th$14,400
60th$13,920
61st$13,440
62nd$12,960
63rd$12,480
64th$12,000
65th$11,520
66th$11,040
67th$10,560
68th$10,080
69th$9,600
70th$9,120

Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Field

  • Aiken, Thomas
  • Albertse, Louis
  • Aphibarnrat, Kiradech
  • Armitage, Marcus
  • Arnaus, Adri
  • Axelsen, John
  • Bachem, Nick
  • Baldwin, Matthew
  • Barbieri, Nathan
  • Barron, Haydn
  • Bekker, Oliver
  • Besseling, Wil
  • Bjørn, Thomas
  • Bradbury, Dan
  • Bring, Christoffer
  • Bromborough Gc
  • Brown, Daniel
  • Brun, Julien
  • Burke, Christiaan
  • Burmester, Dean
  • Cabrera Bello, Rafa
  • Campillo, Jorge
  • Canter, Laurie
  • Catlin, John
  • Clements, Todd
  • Cockerill, Aaron
  • Colsaerts, Nicolas
  • Crocker, Sean
  • Dantorp, Jens
  • De Jager, Louis
  • Del Rey, Alejandro
  • Donaldson, Jamie
  • Du Plessis, Hennie
  • Easton, Bryce
  • Elvira, Nacho
  • Ferguson, Ewen
  • Figueiredo, Pedro
  • Filippi, Luca
  • Fisher, Ross
  • Fitzpatrick, Alex
  • Fitzpatrick, Matt
  • Fleetwood, Tommy
  • Forrest, Grant
  • Forsström, Simon
  • Fox, Ryan
  • Franssen, Rory
  • Freiburghaus, Jeremy
  • Gale, Daniel
  • Gallacher, Stephen
  • Gandas, Manu
  • Garcia, Sebastian
  • Gavins, Daniel
  • Germishuys, Deon
  • Gooch, Talor
  • Gough, John
  • Green, Gavin
  • Guerrier, Julien
  • Hanna, Chase
  • Harrington, Padraig
  • Helligkilde, Marcus
  • Hidalgo, Angel
  • Higa, Kazuki
  • Hill, Calum
  • Hillier, Daniel
  • Højgaard, Rasmus
  • Horschel, Billy
  • Howell, David
  • Huizing, Daan
  • Hundebøll, Oliver
  • Jamieson, Scott
  • Jarvis, Casey
  • Johannessen, Kristian Krogh
  • Jordan, Matthew
  • Kaminski, Rupert
  • Kawamura, Masahiro
  • Kieffer, Maximilian
  • Kimsey, Nathan
  • Kjeldsen, Søren
  • Knappe, Alexander
  • Ko, Jeong Weon
  • Kuchar, Matt
  • Lagergren, Joakim
  • Langasque, Romain
  • Law, David
  • Lawrence, Thriston
  • Lee, Joshua
  • Levy, Alexander
  • Li, Haotong
  • Lindberg, Mikael
  • Lombard, Zander
  • Long, Hurly
  • Lorenzo-Vera, Mike
  • Luiten, Joost
  • Macintyre, Robert
  • Mansell, Richard
  • Mckibbin, Tom
  • Meronk, Adrian
  • Micheluzzi, David
  • Migliozzi, Guido
  • Moolman, Pieter
  • Morrison, James
  • Mostert, Dylan
  • Murphy, John
  • Naidoo, Dylan
  • Neergaard-Petersen, Rasmus
  • Nemecz, Lukas
  • Nienaber, Wilco
  • Nørgaard, Niklas
  • O'kennedy, Hennie
  • Olesen, Thorbjørn
  • Oosthuizen, Louis
  • Paratore, Renato
  • Parry, John
  • Paul, Yannik
  • Pavon, Matthieu
  • Pepperell, Eddie
  • Perez, Victor
  • Potgieter, Aldrich
  • Power Horan, Thomas
  • Power, Mark
  • Premlall, Yurav
  • Prinsloo, Jaco
  • Pulkkanen, Tapio
  • Ramsay, Richie
  • Ravetto, David
  • Rcg La Moraleja
  • Rcg La Moraleja
  • Ritchie, Jc
  • Rozner, Antoine
  • Saddier, Adrien
  • Samooja, Kalle
  • Schaper, Jayden
  • Schneider, Marcel
  • Schott, Freddy
  • Sciot-Siegrist, Robin
  • Scott, Sandy
  • Scrivener, Jason
  • Sharma, Shubhankar
  • Shinkwin, Callum
  • Simonsen, Martin
  • Smith, Jordan
  • Söderberg, Sebastian
  • Sordet, Clément
  • Southgate, Matthew
  • Stalter, Joël
  • Suwannarut, Sarit
  • Swafford, Hudson
  • Syme, Connor
  • Tarrio, Santiago
  • Tighe, Lincoln
  • Uihlein, Peter
  • Välimäki, Sami
  • Van Driel, Darius
  • Van Velzen, Ryan
  • Von Dellingshausen, Nicolai
  • Vorster, Martin
  • Wallace, Matt
  • Walters, Justin
  • Wang, Jeunghun
  • Waring, Paul
  • Warren, Justin
  • Warren, Marc
  • Whitnell, Dale
  • Wiebe, Gunner
  • Wilkin, Aaron
  • Wilson, Andrew
  • Wilson, Oliver
  • Winther, Jeff
  • Wood, Christopher
  • Zanotti, Fabrizio

Which Celebrities Are In The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship?

A host of celebrities are playing in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, including actors Catherine Zeta-Jones, Andy Garcia, Kathryn Newton and Matthew Goode and from the world of music, Ronan Keating, Tom Chaplin and Mike Rutherford.

What Is The Prize Money For The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship?

Players are competing for a $5m purse, which is an increase of $200,000 on the fund for the 2022 tournament. The winner will receive $850,000 with the runner-up claiming $550,000. 

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