How Much Did Yurav Premlall Win At The Estrella Damm Catalunya Championship?

Yurav Premlall with the Catalunya Championship trophy — Yurav Premlall's victory brought him winnings of $467,500

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Yurav Premlall had a week he will never forget at the Estrella Damm Catalunya Championship.

Not only did it bring him his maiden DP World Tour title, but he achieved it in record-breaking fashion.

The South African carded a 10-under 63 in the final round to finish on 28-under, 14 shots clear of the man in second, Shaun Norris.

That winning margin was just one shot less than Tiger Woods' record at an official DP World Tour event, which came at the 2000 US Open, while it was the widest winning margin in a non-Major DP World Tour event.

Of course, whatever the margin of victory, the prize money remains the same, and Premlall banks $467,500 from the overall purse of $2.75m. Norris, meanwhile, earns $302,500.

Premlall also won 585 Race To Dubai points, taking him to 26th in the season-long standings, as well as almost 20 world ranking points.

Below is what each player who made the cut won at the Estrella Damm Catalunya Championship in Euros.

Estrella Damm Catalunya Championship Prize Money Breakdown

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Position	Player	Prize Money
1st	Yurav Premlall	€398,262.32
2nd	Shaun Norris	€257,699.14
T3	Alejandro Del Rey	€121,352.87
T3	Oihan Guillamoundeguy	€121,352.87
T3	JC Ritchie	€121,352.87
T6	Kiradech Aphibarnrat	€65,830.42
T6	Dan Bradbury	€65,830.42
T6	Rafa Cabrera Bello	€65,830.42
T6	Kazuma Kabori	€65,830.42
T10	Eugenio Chacarra	€43,418.40
T10	Martin Couvra	€43,418.40
T10	Oliver Lindell	€43,418.40
T13	Ricardo Gouveia	€35,257.93
T13	Stefano Mazzoli	€35,257.93
T13	Paul Waring	€35,257.93
T13	Bernd Wiesberger	€35,257.93
T17	Lucas Bjerregaard	€27,936.93
T17	Adam Blomme	€27,936.93
T17	Ivan Cantero	€27,936.93
T17	Joakim Lagergren	€27,936.93
T17	David Law	€27,936.93
T17	Eddie Pepperell	€27,936.93
T17	Richie Ramsay	€27,936.93
T17	Antoine Rozner	€27,936.93
T25	Jorge Campillo	€22,607.24
T25	Ugo Coussaud	€22,607.24
T25	Nacho Elvira	€22,607.24
T25	Ewen Ferguson	€22,607.24
T25	Alfredo Garcia-Heredia	€22,607.24
T25	Jayden Schaper	€22,607.24
T31	Davis Bryant	€18,390.35
T31	Benjamin Follett-Smith	€18,390.35
T31	Andreas Halvorsen	€18,390.35
T31	Alexander Levy	€18,390.35
T31	Yuvraj Sandhu	€18,390.35
T31	Tom Vaillant	€18,390.35
T37	Jonathan Broomhead	€14,993.40
T37	Andrew Johnston	€14,993.40
T37	Yuto Katsuragawa	€14,993.40
T37	Marcel Schneider	€14,993.40
T37	Jason Scrivener	€14,993.40
T37	Jack Senior	€14,993.40
T43	Sam Bairstow	€11,713.60
T43	Albin Bergstrom	€11,713.60
T43	Rikuya Hoshino	€11,713.60
T43	Yannik Paul	€11,713.60
T43	David Ravetto	€11,713.60
T43	Daniel Rodrigues	€11,713.60
T43	Hugo Townsend	€11,713.60
T43	Jeff Winther	€11,713.60
T51	Filippo Celli	€9,136.61
T51	Ross Fisher	€9,136.61
T51	Niklas Norgaard	€9,136.61
T54	Adri Arnaus	€7,730.97
T54	Matthew Baldwin	€7,730.97
T54	Scott Jamieson	€7,730.97
T54	Marcus Kinhult	€7,730.97
T54	Rocco Repetto Taylor	€7,730.97
T59	Wenyi Ding	€6,559.61
T59	Andres German Gallegos	€6,559.61
T59	Jacques Kruyswijk	€6,559.61
T59	Jovan Rebula	€6,559.61
T59	Quim Vidal	€6,559.61
T64	Aaron Cockerill	€5,271.12
T64	MJ Daffue	€5,271.12
T64	Joe Dean	€5,271.12
T64	Angel Hidalgo	€5,271.12
T64	Dylan Naidoo	€5,271.12
T64	Jack Yule	€5,271.12
T70	Gregorio De Leo	€3,697.89
T70	Michael Hollick	€3,697.89
T70	Tobias Jonsson	€3,697.89
T70	Romain Langasque	€3,697.89
T70	Callum Tarren	€3,697.89
75th	Zander Lombard	€3,502.08
T76	Sadom Kaewkanjana	€3,497.58
T76	James Morrison	€3,497.58

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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