How Much Did Matt Fitzpatrick Win At The DP World Tour Championship?

The season-ending tournament saw Matt Fitzpatrick edge out Rory McIlroy in a playoff at Jumeirah Golf Estates' Earth Course, but how much prize money did he win?

Matt Fitzpatrick with the DP World Tour Championship trophy
Matt Fitzpatrick beat Rory McIlroy in a playoff at the DP World Tour Championship
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The final DP World Tour event of the season, the DP World Tour Championship, had a suitably thrilling conclusion at Jumeirah Golf Estates' Earth Course.

Only an eagle would do for the two if they were to force a playoff with the Englishman, with Neergaard-Petersen missing by inches before McIlroy, not for the first time this season, holed his eagle putt to ensure an extra hole.

The two European Ryder Cup stars returned to the tee box at the 18th, where McIlroy's drive into the creek left him up against it before Fitzpatrick edged home for his third DP World Tour Championship title.

While it wasn't all bad news for McIlroy, who sealed his seventh Race to Dubai title, it is Fitzpatrick who will take the most satisfaction from the tournament - as well as the most prize money.

In total, $10m was on the table at the event, and Fitzpatrick walks away with $3m of it. As for McIlroy, he will have to settle for less than half that sum, $1.27m.

That's not all the players take away from the week. Thanks to their placings in the Race to Dubai rankings, McIlroy and Fitzpatrick also scoop a healthy chunk of the $6m bonus money set aside for the season-long contest.

Matt Fitzpatrick and Rory McIlroy

Rory McIlroy lost to Matt Fitzpatrick at the DP World Tour Championship, but he still won the Race to Dubai title

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McIlroy's title earns him an additional $2m, while Fitzpatrick boosts his bank balance by another $750,000 after placing third.

Marco Penge came between the two in the Race to Dubai rankings to claim $1m in bonus money, along with $85,625 for his T22 at the DP World Tour Championship.

Below is the prize money in euros each player won in the final event of the DP World Tour season.

WHAT EACH PLAYER WON AT THE DP WORLD TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP

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Position

Player

Prize Money

1st

Matt Fitzpatrick

€2,577,945.00

2nd

Rory McIlroy

€1,082,736.90

T3

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen

€417,841.92

T3

Tommy Fleetwood

€417,841.92

T3

Laurie Canter

€417,841.92

T3

Ludvig Aberg

€417,841.92

7th

Rasmus Hojgaard

€219,125.32

T8

Angel Ayora

€163,269.85

T8

Haotong Li

€163,269.85

T8

Robert MacIntyre

€163,269.85

T11

Nicolai Hojgaard

€117,153.28

T11

Jacob Slov Olesen

€117,153.28

T11

Shane Lowry

€117,153.28

T14

Tyrrell Hatton

€100,969.51

T14

Justin Rose

€100,969.51

T16

Daniel Hillier

€88,294.62

T16

Keita Nakajima

€88,294.62

T16

Alex Noren

€88,294.62

T16

Tom McKibbin

€88,294.62

T20

Jayden Schaper

€78,197.66

T20

Jordan Smith

€78,197.66

T22

Nicolai von Dellingshausen

€73,578.85

T22

Marco Penge

€73,578.85

T24

Thriston Lawrence

€67,778.47

T24

Johannes Veerman

€67,778.47

T24

Adrien Saddier

€67,778.47

T24

Michael Kim

€67,778.47

T28

John Parry

€58,111.18

T28

Patrick Reed

€58,111.18

T28

Grant Forrest

€58,111.18

T28

Ewen Ferguson

€58,111.18

T28

Kristoffer Reitan

€58,111.18

T28

Oliver Lindell

€58,111.18

T34

Brandon Robinson-Thompson

€49,410.61

T34

Andy Sullivan

€49,410.61

T34

Calum Hill

€49,410.61

T37

Jacques Kruyswijk

€43,610.24

T37

Joakim Lagergren

€43,610.24

T37

Jorge Campillo

€43,610.24

T37

Eugenio Chacarra

€43,610.24

41st

Aaron Rai

€40,387.80

T42

Kazuma Kobori

€37,809.86

T42

Marcus Armitage

€37,809.86

T42

Elvis Smylie

€37,809.86

T45

Daniel Brown

€34,587.43

T45

Matthew Jordan

€34,587.43

47th

Connor Syme

€32,653.97

48th

Loost Luiten

€31,365.00

49th

Richard Mansell

€30,076.02

50th

Shaun Norris

€28,787.05

51st

Nacho Elvira

€27,498.08

52nd

Martin Couvra

€26,209.11

Jonny Leighfield
News Writer

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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