International Series Qatar Prize Money Payout 2024

A host of LIV golfers head to Doha Golf Club in Qatar as the field of 120 competes for a share of the largest payout of the Asian Tour season so far

Patrick Reed takes a shot at the LINK Hong Kong Open
Patrick Reed is looking for back-to-back International Series wins
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The latest of the Asian Tour’s elevated events comes from Doha Golf Club, where 120 players compete for a purse of $2.5m – the largest payout this season so far.

Last year, Andy Ogletree claimed the title on the way to finishing top of the International Series standings and earning a LIV Golf contract. He banked $450,000 for his win, while runner-up Gunn Charoenkul claimed $275,000. The top two this year will earn identical sums.

Like the 2023 International Series, another LIV Golf contract will be handed to the player who finishes top of the standings at the end of the season. LIV Golf reserve John Catlin is currently leading the way.

Players who finish between second and eighth in the standings will also be entered into the second round of December’s LIV Golf Promotions event, which will offer another LIV Golf card to the winner.

Below is the prize money payout for the International Series Qatar.

International Series Qatar Prize Money Payout

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Position

Prize Money

1st

$450,000

2nd

$275,000

3rd

$157,500

4th

$125,000

5th

$102,500

6th

$83,250

7th

$71,250

8th

$61,250

9th

$53,500

10th

$47,750

11th

$43,625

12th

$40,625

13th

$37,875

14th

$36,125

15th

$34,625

16th

$33,125

17th

$31,625

18th

$30,125

19th

$28,875

20th

$27,875

21st

$27,250

22nd

$26,500

23rd

$25,750

24th

$25,000

25th

$24,250

26th

$23,500

27th

$22,750

28th

$22,000

29th

$21,250

30th

$20,500

31st

$20,250

32nd

$19,500

33rd

$19,000

34th

$18,500

35th

$18,000

36th

$17,500

37th

$17,000

38th

$16,500

39th

$16,000

40th

$15,500

41st

$15,125

42nd

$14,625

43rd

$14,125

44th

$13,625

45th

$13,375

46th

$13,250

47th

$12,750

48th

$12,250

49th

$11,750

50th

$11,250

51st

$10,750

52nd

$10,250

53rd

$9,750

54th

$9,500

55th

$9,250

56th

$9,000

57th

$8,750

58th

$8,500

59th

$8,250

60th

$8,000

61st

$7,750

62nd

$7,500

63rd

$7,250

64th

$7,000

65th

$6,750

66th

$6,500

67th

$6,250

68th

$6,000

69th

$5,750

70th

$5,500

71st

$5,250

72nd

$5,000

73rd

$4,750

74th

$4,500

75th

$4,250

Who Are The Star Names In The International Series Qatar?

Anthony Kim takes a shot at LIV Golf Andalucia

Anthony Kim is one of 18 LIV golfers competing

(Image credit: Getty Images)

Anthony Kim is one of 18 LIV golfers confirmed for the event. Others from the big-money League competing include Brendan Steele, Sam Horsfield, Thomas Pieters, Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel.

Another high-profile LIV golf player in the field is Patrick Reed, who ended his long wait for an individual title since leaving the PGA Tour for the circuit with victory at last week’s LINK Hong Kong Open, which included a history-making 59 in the third round.

Other LIV golfers to look out for include Dean Burmester, David Puig, Peter Uihlein, Anirban Lahiri and Eugenio Chacarra, who is hoping to find a new LIV Golf team after his time with Sergio Garcia’s Fireballs GC came to an end.

Three players who finished in the LIV Golf Drop Zone, Kieran and Scott Vincent and Kalle Samooja, also appear.

John Catlin, who is closing in on a full-time LIV Golf contract, also plays, along with the man immediately behind him in the International Series standings, Ben Campbell.

What Is The Prize Money Payout For The International Series Qatar?

Players will be competing for a purse of $2.5m. That’s $500,000 more than the most recent International Series event, last week’s LINK Hong Kong Open. The winner will receive $450,000 while the runner-up will claim $275,000.

Who Is Playing In The International Series Qatar?

The field is dominated by LIV golfers, with 18 from the League competing. Among the most high-profile LIV Golf stars player are Anthony Kim, Thomas Pieters and the winner of the LINK Hong Kong Open, Patrick Reed.

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