How Much Julien Guerrier Won At The Andalucia Masters

Frenchman Julien Guerrier claimed his maiden DP World Tour win at Sotogrande - here's how much he won

Julien Guerrier takes a shot at the Andalucia Masters
Julien Guerrier beat Jorge Campillo to the Andalucia Masters title
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Mike Hall
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Following the  Open de Espana  at the end of September, the DP World Tour headed to Spain for the second time within a month for the Andalucia Masters at Sotogrande.

In the end, despite a strong challenge from home hero Jorge Campillo, Julien Gurrier took the title, but it took a record-equaling nine-hole playoff to do it.

That was the Frenchman's maiden DP World Tour title in his 230th start and 19 long years after he made his debut. Still, it was worth the wait, with Guerrier claiming a handsome payout for his exertions.

Julien Guerrier with the Andalucia Masters trophy

Julien Gurrier won €509,516.60 in the Andalucia Masters

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Guerrier's win has banked him €509,516.60 (around $550,000) - a paycheck that surpassed his earnings in all but one of his entire seasons to date. As for Campillo, he had to settle for €329,687.22 (around $360,000).

There was more at stake than just the prize money, with players eyeing the chance of a place in the two DP World Tour Playoffs at the end of the season. There were 5,000 Race to Dubai ranking points available at the event, and Guerrier's win saw him leap 63 places in the rankings to stand well inside the top 70 needed to make the playoffs with just one event to go.

The win will also give the World No.207 a healthy boost in the world rankings as well as the European Ryder Cup rankings as players continue their fight to take one of six automatic qualifying places for next year's match at Bethpage Black.

Below is the prize money that was awarded for each player who made the cut at the Andalucia Masters.

Andalucia Masters Prize Money Payout

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PositionRow 0 - Cell 1 Prize Money
1Julien Guerrier€509,516.60
2Jorge Campillo€329,687.22
3Daniel Brown€188,820.86
T4Rasmus Hojgaard€138,468.63
T4Jordan Smith€138,468.63
6Jon Rahm€104,900.48
T7Jacques Kruyswijk€69,414.14
T7Romain Langasque€69,414.14
T7Thorbjorn Olesen€69,414.14
T7Paul Waring€69,414.14
T7Fabrizio Zanotti€69,414.14
T12David Puig€49,902.66
T12Marcel Schneider€49,902.66
T14Andy Sullivan€44,058.20
T14Johannes Veerman€44,058.20
T14Andrew Wilson€44,058.20
T17Matteo Mannassero€38,763.22
T17Jayden Schaper€38,763.22
T17Brandon Stone€38,763.22
T20Dan Bradbury€32,556.61
T20Angel Hidalgo€32,556.61
T20Nicolai Hojgaard€32,556.61
T20Francesco Laporta€32,556.61
T20John Parry€32,556.61
T20Richie Ramsay€32,556.61
T20Matt Wallace€32,556.61
T20Ashun Wu€32,556.61
T28Eugenio Chacarra€25,325.97
T28Ross Fisher€25,325.97
T28Calum Hill€25,325.97
T28David Law€25,325.97
T28Niklas Norgaard€25,325.97
T28Adrian Otaegui€25,325.97
T28Marco Penge€25,325.97
T28Freddy Schott€25,325.97
T36Ricardo Gouveia€19,481.52
T36Scott Jamieson€19,481.52
T36Casey Jarvis€19,481.52
T36Thriston Lawrence€19,481.52
T36Joost Luiten€19,481.52
T36Victor Perez€19,481.52
T36Matthias Schwa€19,481.52
T43Thomas Aiken€15,285.50
T43Sam Bairstow€15,285.50
T43Laurie Canter€15,285.50
T43Aaron Cockerill€15,285.50
T43Daniel Hillier€15,285.50
T43Tom McKibbin€15,285.50
T43Antoine Rozner€15,285.50
T50Sean Crocker€11,688.91
T50Rikuya Hishino€11,688.91
T50Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen€11,688.91
T50Jesper Svensson€11,688.91
T50Bernd Wiesberger€11,688.91
T55Daan Huizing€10,040.47
T55Maximilian Kieffer€10,040.47
T57Adri Arnaus€9,141.33
T57Pablo Larrazabal€9,141.33
T57Callum Shinkwin€9,141.33
T57Jeff Winther€9,141.33
T61Matthis Besard€8,242.18
T61Grant Forrest€8,242.18
T63Kiradech Aphibarnrat€7,343.03
T63Justin Harding€7,343.03
T63Marcus Kinhult€7,343.03
T63Tom Vaillant€7,343.03
67Alejandro Del Rey€6,593.74
68Daniel Gavins€6,294.03
69Sebastian Garcia€5,994.31
W/DNacho Elvira€5,694.60
Mike Hall
Mike Hall
News Writer

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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