International Series Morocco Prize Money Payout 2026

Bubba Watson shot a four-under 69 in the first round of the International Series Morocco at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in Rabat — (Image credit: Getty Images)

The final day of competition before the Asian Tour takes a three-month break is here and we're all set for a fascinating conclusion to the International Series Morocco.

Royal Golf Dar Es Salam's Red Course has been the stage for a fantastic tournament to date, one which has seen over a dozen LIV Golfers and over 100 of the Asian Tour's best go head-to-head for the title.

Heading into the final round, it's one of the LIV Golfers with the lead. Bubba Watson has a one-shot advantage following a four-under round of 69 as he closes in on his first title anywhere since 2018.

Defending champion Scott Vincent wasn't too far behind Watson with a round to play, in a tie for 10th on nine under.

The prize for the International Series Morocco champion is a $360,000 payout from a total of $2 million. Meanwhile, second, third and fourth could also pick up a six-figure payout for their efforts.

The elevated series offers a greater tournament purse than a regular Asian Tour event as well as a separate ranking leaderboard.

Historically, the leading players through all eight International Series tournaments have earned LIV Golf League cards, so the rewards for doing well in these events can be particularly lucrative.

Below is the maximum prize money payout for each position at the International Series Morocco based on 75 players making the cut and before ties are taken into account.

INTERNATIONAL SERIES MOROCCO PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN

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Position	Prize Money
1st	$360,000
2nd	$220,000
3rd	$126,000
4th	$100,000
5th	$82,000
6th	$66,600
7th	$57,000
8th	$49,000
9th	$42,800
10th	$38,200
11th	$34,900
12th	$32,500
13th	$30,300
14th	$28,900
15th	$27,700
16th	$26,500
17th	$25,300
18th	$24,100
19th	$23,100
20th	$22,300
21st	$21,800
22nd	$21,200
23rd	$20,600
24th	$20,000
25th	$19,400
26th	$18,800
27th	$18,200
28th	$17,600
29th	$17,000
30th	$16,400
31st	$16,200
32nd	$15,600
33rd	$15,200
34th	$14,800
35th	$14,400
36th	$14,000
37th	$13,600
38th	$13,200
39th	$12,800
40th	$12,400
41st	$12,100
42nd	$11,700
43rd	$11,300
44th	$10,900
45th	$10,700
46th	$10,600
47th	$10,200
48th	$9,800
49th	$9,400
50th	$9,000
51st	$8,600
52nd	$8,200
53rd	$7,800
54th	$7,600
55th	$7,400
56th	$7,200
57th	$7,000
58th	$6,800
59th	$6,600
60th	$6,400
61st	$6,200
62nd	$6,000
63rd	$5,800
64th	$5,600
65th	$5,400
66th	$5,200
67th	$5,000
68th	$4,800
69th	$4,600
70th	$4,400
71st	$4,200
72nd	$4,000
73rd	$3,800
74th	$3,600
75th	$3,400

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