Aramco Houston Championship Full Prize Money Payout 2025
The latest PIF Global Series event in the Ladies European Tour season offers up another mammoth prize purse to those competing at Golfcrest Country Club


Something a little different has been taking place on the Ladies European Tour this week, with the latest PIF Global Series event breaking up the run of individual-only stroke-play tournaments.
While there have been trips to some wonderful golf courses throughout Europe and beyond this term, the LET has hopped over to the United States of America for its latest tournament.
Golfcrest Country Club in Houston, Texas began the week hosting 26 teams and 104 professionals in the $2 million Aramco Houston Championship. Among the star names in action include England's Charley Hull and Mimi Rhodes as well as the American duo of Danielle Kang and Alison Lee.
The four-player sides battled it out over the first two days of competition, with the two best scores on each hole counting towards their total in the team format.
Concurrently, everyone has been fighting to lift the top prize of over $200,000 in the 54-hole individual competition, with the top-60 and ties making the cut ahead of the final round on Sunday.
Charley Hull is in action this week
The team event offers up a total prize purse of $500,000 while the individual tournament will see $1.5 million shared out between those who complete all 54 holes.
As well as the financial reward, pros are battling it out for as many LET Order of Merit and Rolex World Rankings points as possible.
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Below, we've listed the full prize money breakdown for both the individual and team events at the 2025 Aramco Houston Championship.
Aramco Houston Championship Individual Prize Money Payout 2025
Position | Prize Money |
---|---|
1st | $225,000 |
2nd | $135,000 |
3rd | $90,000 |
4th | $67,500 |
5th | $54,000 |
6th | $46,500 |
7th | $42,000 |
8th | $37,500 |
9th | $36,000 |
10th | $34,500 |
11th | $33,000 |
12th | $31,500 |
13th | $30,000 |
14th | $28,500 |
15th | $27,000 |
16th | $26,250 |
17th | $25,500 |
18th | $24,750 |
19th | $24,000 |
20th | $23,250 |
21st | $22,200 |
22nd | $21,450 |
23rd | $20,700 |
24th | $19,950 |
25th | $19,200 |
26th | $18,450 |
27th | $17,100 |
28th | $16,350 |
29th | $15,600 |
30th | $14,850 |
31st | $14,250 |
32nd | $13,500 |
33rd | $12,900 |
34th | $12,450 |
35th | $12,000 |
36th | $11,550 |
37th | $11,100 |
38th | $10,650 |
39th | $10,200 |
40th | $9,750 |
41st | $9,300 |
42nd | $8,850 |
43rd | $8,550 |
44th | $8,100 |
45th | $7,650 |
46th | $7,500 |
47th | $7,050 |
48th | $6,900 |
49th | $6,750 |
50th | $6,600 |
51st | $6,150 |
52nd | $6,000 |
53rd | $5,850 |
54th | $5,550 |
55th | $5,400 |
56th | $5,100 |
57th | $4,950 |
58th | $4,800 |
59th | $4,650 |
60th | $4,500 |
Aramco Houston Championship Team Prize Money Payout 2025
Position | Prize Money |
1st | $140,000 |
2nd | $80,000 |
3rd | $40,000 |
4th | $22,500 |
5th | $18,250 |
6th | $16,000 |
7th | $14,000 |
8th | $13,500 |
9th | $13,000 |
10th | $12,500 |
11th | $12,000 |
12th | $11,750 |
13th | $11,500 |
14th | $11,250 |
15th | $10,750 |
16th | $10,500 |
17th | $10,250 |
18th | $9,750 |
19th | $9,500 |
20th | $9,250 |
21st | $5,000 |
22nd | $3,750 |
23rd | $3,750 |
24th | $3,750 |
25th | $3,750 |
26th | $3,750 |

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