How Much Did Joe Dean Win At The Husqvarna British Masters?

Joe Dean with the British Masters trophy — Joe Dean claimed his maiden DP World Tour title

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At the start of play on Sunday, the winner of the Husqvarna British Masters was still far from certain.

Daniel Hillier and Marco Penge co-led as play began on the final day at The Belfry, but with the third round still in progress, there was still plenty of golf to play.

Thankfully, the poor weather that had played havoc earlier in the week and led to the delays relented, but it wasn't Hillier or Penge who came out on top, but Joe Dean.

Dean shot a 63 in the final round, then faced a long wait to see if he'd done enough as others finished, before his maiden DP World Tour win was confirmed.

In the end, Dean won comfortably, seeing off four players by three shots, including 2023 champion Hillier, but how much money did he win?

Daniel Hillier at the British Masters — Daniel Hillier was one of four players to finish T2

As the opening event of the DP World Tour's Back 9 stage of the season, one of the biggest payouts of the year was available, $3.5m.

That's the same sum as a year ago, when Alex Noren took the title to claim prize money of $595,000. That's the payday Dean will receive for becoming the new champion, although, as ever, he won't get to see all of that money.

It's not just the financial boost Dean benefits from. The Husqvarna British Masters was also the first Ryder Cup qualification event, giving him valuable points towards his chances of competing for Team Europe at Adare Manor a year from now.

Dean also wins 835 Race to Dubai ranking points, a total that sees him leap 61 places to 13th in the standings.

Below is what every player who made the cut won at the British Masters in Euros.

British Masters Prize Money Breakdown

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Position	Player	Prize Money
1st	Joe Dean	€510,934.24
T2	Nacho Elvira	€199,414.63
T2	Niklas Norgaard	€199,414.63
T2	Jacob Skov Olesen	€199,414.63
T2	Daniel Hillier	€199,414.63
T6	Thomas Rosenmueller	€90,164.86
T6	Tom McKibbin	€90,164.86
T6	Marco Penge	€90,164.86
T9	Joakim Lagergren	€54,800.20
T9	Kazuma Kobori	€54,800.20
T9	Thorbjorn Olesen	€54,800.20
T9	Daniel Rodrigues	€54,800.20
T9	Fabrizio Zanotti	€54,800.20
T9	Davis Bryant	€54,800.20
T15	Matt Wallace	€39,872.91
T15	Adrian Meronk	€39,872.91
T15	Ewen Ferguson	€39,872.91
T15	Jayden Schaper	€39,872.91
T15	Frederic LaCroix	€39,872.91
T15	Oliver Lindell	€39,872.91
T21	Antoine Rozner	€33,060.45
T21	Sam Bairstow	€33,060.45
T21	Tom Vaillant	€33,060.45
T21	Eugenio Chacarra	€33,060.45
T21	Angel Hidalgo	€33,060.45
T26	Yurav Premlall	€29,003.03
T26	Yuto Katsuragawa	€29,003.03
T26	Matthew Jordan	€29,003.03
T26	Marcus Helligkilde	€29,003.03
T30	Thriston Lawrence	€24,043.96
T30	Luke List	€24,043.96
T30	Gregorio De Leo	€24,043.96
T30	Ugo Coussaud	€24,043.96
T30	Harry Hall	€24,043.96
T30	Darius van Driel	€24,043.96
T30	Brandon Stone	€24,043.96
T37	Haotong Li	€18,333.52
T37	Guido Migliozzi	€18,333.52
T37	David Law	€18,333.52
T37	Jorge Campillo	€18,333.52
T37	Bernd Wiesberger	€18,333.52
T37	Matthieu Pavon	€18,333.52
T37	Julien Guerrier	€18,333.52
T37	Joost Luiten	€18,333.52
T37	Oihan Guillamoundeguy	€18,333.52
T46	Pablo Larrazabal	€14,125.83
T46	Ross Fisher	€14,125.83
T46	Tyrrell Hatton	€14,125.83
T46	Alejandro Del Rey	€14,125.83
T46	Angel Ayora	€14,125.83
T51	Jack Buchanan	€11,420.88
T51	Sean Crocker	€11,420.88
T51	Mike Toorop	€11,420.88
T51	Erik van Rooyen	€11,420.88
T55	Patrick Reed	€9,617.59
T55	Andreas Halvorsen	€9,617.59
T55	Rikuya Hoshina	€9,617.59
T55	Albin Bergstrom	€9,617.59
T55	JC Ritchie	€9,617.59
T60	Adri Arnaus	€8,565.66
T60	Shubhankar Sharma	€8,565.66
T62	Renato Paratore	€7,513.74
T62	Louis De Jager	€7,513.74
T62	Eddie Pepperell	€7,513.74
T62	Danny Willett	€7,513.74
T62	Shaun Norris	€7,513.74
67th	Maximilian Steinlechner	$7,700
T68	Dylan Naidoo	€6,010.99
T68	Daniel Gavins	€6,010.99
T68	Marcel Schneider	€6,010.99
71st	Gonzalo Fdez-Castro	€4,508.24

Jonny Leighfield is our Staff News Writer who joined Golf Monthly just in time for the 2023 Solheim Cup and Ryder Cup. He graduated from the University of Brighton with a degree in Sport Journalism in 2017 and spent almost five years as the sole sports reporter at his local newspaper. During his time with Golf Monthly, Jonny has interviewed several stars of the game, including Robert MacIntyre, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, and Joaquin Niemann. An improving golfer himself, Jonny enjoys learning as much about the game as he can and recently reached his Handicap goal of 18 for the first time.

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