How Much Did Alex Noren Win At The BMW PGA Championship?

Alex Noren claimed his second BMW PGA Championship title at Wentworth, but how much did he win?

Alex Noren at the BMW PGA Championship
Alex Noren celebrates his BMW PGA Championship title
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For the second year running the outcome of the BMW PGA Championship rested on a playoff.

In the end, it was Noren who claimed the title at Wentworth for the second time, having first won the DP World Tour's flagship event in 2017.

As one of the circuit's prestigious Rolex Series events, the BMW PGA Championship had a big purse, with $9m on offer and the Swede claimed a prize of $1.53m (€1,304m) for his win - the same figure Billy Horschel banked a year ago when he edged out Rory McIlroy in extra holes.

There's no doubt Noren earned his money, with the field for the event stronger than even the PGA Tour's Procore Championship, which included 10 of the 12 US Ryder Cup team in its field.

Adrien Saddier at the BMW PGA Championship

Adrien Saddier won $990,000 at the tournament

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The champion will also pick up a huge 1,335 Race to Dubai points from the 8,000 total.

For Saddier, it was another strong performance after he placed T5 at the Irish Open. His consolation for just missing out on the title is a check for $990,000 (€843,911).

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BMW PGA Championship Prize Money Payout 2025

Position

Player

Prize Money (Euros)

1st

Alex Noren

€1,304,227.08

2nd

Adrien Saddier

€843,911.64

T3

Aaron Rai

€433,463.71

T3

Patrick Reed

€433,463.71

T5

Ewen Ferguson

€223,508.72

T5

Darren Fichardt

€223,508.72

T5

Matt Fitzpatrick

€223,508.72

T5

Tyrrell Hatton

€223,508.72

T5

Viktor Hovland

€223,508.72

T5

Si Woo Kim

€223,508.72

T11

Min Woo Lee

€136,560.25

T11

Tom McKibbin

€136,560.25

T13

Martin Couvra

€108,502.93

T13

Harry Hall

€108,502.93

T13

Oliver Lindell

€108,502.93

T13

Hideki Matsuyama

€108,502.93

T13

Adrian Otaegui

€108,502.93

T13

Marco Penge

€108,502.93

T13

Jon Rahm

€108,502.93

T20

Ludvig Aberg

€88,035.33

T20

Rory McIlroy

€88,035.33

T20

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen

€88,035.33

T20

Joaquin Niemann

€88,035.33

T24

Sean Crocker

€75,184.86

T24

Francesco Laporta

€75,184.86

T24

Guido Migliozzi

€75,184.86

T24

Kristoffer Reitan

€75,184.86

T24

Jordan Smith

€75,184.86

T24

Darius van Driel

€75,184.86

T24

Erik van Rooyen

€75,184.86

T31

Dan Bradbury

€59,183.41

T31

Pablo Larrazabal

€59,183.41

T31

Antoine Rozner

€59,183.41

T31

Elvis Smylie

€59,183.41

T31

Conner Syme

€59,183.41

T31

Tom Vaillant

€59,183.41

T31

Johannes Veerman

€59,183.41

T38

Eugenio Chacarra

€46,031.54

T38

Ryan Gerard

€46,031.54

T38

Casey Jarvis

€46,031.54

T38

Dylan Naidoo

€46,031.54

T38

Richie Ramsay

€46,031.54

T38

Brandon Robinson Thompson

€46,031.54

T38

Adam Scott

€46,031.54

T38

Brandon Stone

€46,031.54

T46

Laurie Canter

€33,756.47

T46

Thomas Detry

€33,756.47

T46

Tommy Fleetwood

€33,756.47

T46

Ryan Fox

€33,756.47

T46

Angel Hidalgo

€33,756.47

T46

Kazuma Kabori

€33,756.47

T46

Shane Lowry

€33,756.47

T46

Matt Wallace

€33,756.47

T54

Angel Ayora

€24,550.16

T54

Ricardo Gouveia

€24,550.16

T54

Daniel Hillier

€24,550.16

T54

Yuto Katsuragawa

€24,550.16

T54

Joakin Lagergren

€24,550.16

T54

Shaun Norris

€24,550.16

T54

Yannik Paul

€24,550.16

T61

David Ravetto

€21,097.79

T61

Justin Rose

€21,097.79

T63

Kiradech Aphibarnrat

€19,179.81

T63

Sam Bairstow

€19,179.81

T63

Joost Luiten

€19,179.81

T66

Thomas Pieters

€16,494.64

T66

Danny Willett

€16,494.64

T66

Jeff Winther

€16,494.64

T66

Fabrizio Zanotti

€16,494.64

T70

Jorge Campillo

€12,529.81

T70

Jacques Kruyswijk

€12,529.81

T70

Haotong Li

€12,529.81

73rd

Jeong weon Ko

€11,501.89

T74

Nacho Elvira

€11,491.39

T74

Alex Fitzpatrick

€11,491.39

T74

Frederic LaCroix

€11,491.39

T74

Robert MacIntyre

€11,491.39

T74

Niklas Norgaard

€11,491.39

T74

Jayden Schaper

€11,491.39

T80

Matthew Baldwin

€11,477.89

T80

Ugo Coussaud

€11,477.89

T80

Dale Whitnell

€11,477.89

83rd

Ryggs Johnston

€11,471.89

84th

Todd Clements

€11,468.89

85th

Andrea Pavan

€11,465.89

86th

Joe Dean

€11,462.89

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