DP World India Championship Prize Money Payout 2026

Tommy Fleetwood poses with the DP World India Championship trophy — (Image credit: Getty Images)

The DP World India Championship continues to be an event like no other on the DP World Tour, with a stacked field playing world-class golf under some of the most pressurized circumstances of the year at a course which offers very few direct comparisons.

The Playoffs are just around the corner for the top-70 while plenty of others are simply trying to retain their playing rights via a place in the top-100 on the Race to Dubai rankings.

Nevertheless, the standard remains high and, going into Sunday, Eugenio Chacarra leads by four strokes after a nine-under-par 63 third round.

Just like last year, there is a $4 million total prize purse on the line to be dished out among those who made the cut at Delhi Golf Club.

The winner will pick up a check for almost $700,000 while the runner-up, if they finish in solo second, will claim not far off half a million.

In addition, a top-eight result could be good enough to land more than $100,000 prior to the various factors which reduce how much a pro golfer really sees in the end.

But the payouts might not stop there. Should anyone achieve a course record of 59 or better on Sunday, they will scoop the $40,000 course record prize presented by Nexo.

Plus, if there's an ace on the 12th green, the lucky pro will bank a cool $50,000 check right on the spot.

The prize for doing likewise on the par-3 fifth is a $50,000 charitable donation to the Ramakant Munjal Foundation, a Hero Group initiative. Lastly, the reward for a hole-in-one on the 17th is a special Omega watch.

But as far as the basic tournament payout goes, the full breakdown for the 2026 DP World India Championship is below. This list will be updated in full once the event has concluded.

DP WORLD INDIA CHAMPIONSHIP PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN

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Position	Prize Money
1st	$680,000
2nd	$440,000
3rd	$252,000
4th	$200,000
5th	$169,600
6th	$140,000
7th	$120,000
8th	$100,000
9th	$89,600
10th	$80,000
11th	$73,600
12th	$68,800
13th	$64,400
14th	$61,200
15th	$58,800
16th	$56,400
17th	$54,000
18th	$51,600
19th	$49,600
20th	$48,000
21st	$46,400
22nd	$45,200
23rd	$44,000
24th	$42,800
25th	$41,600
26th	$40,400
27th	$39,200
28th	$38,000
29th	$36,800
30th	$35,600
31st	$34,400
32nd	$33,200
33rd	$32,000
34th	$30,800
35th	$29,600
36th	$28,400
37th	$27,600
38th	$26,800
39th	$26,000
40th	$25,200
41st	$24,400
42nd	$23,600
43rd	$22,800
44th	$22,000
45th	$21,200
46th	$20,400
47th	$19,600
48th	$18,800
49th	$18,000
50th	$17,200
51st	$16,400
52nd	$15,600
53rd	$14,800
54th	$14,000
55th	$13,600
56th	$13,200
57th	$12,800
58th	$12,400
59th	$12,000
60th	$11,600
61st	$11,200
62nd	$10,800
63rd	$10,400
64th	$10,000
65th	$9,600
66th	$9,200
67th	$8,800
68th	$8,400
69th	$8,000
70th	$7,600

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.