Italian Open Prize Money Payout 2026: How Much Did Eugenio Chacarra Win?
The Italian Open was won by Eugenio Chacarra in 2026, with Matt Wallace and Joaquin Niemann among the other big names inside the top-10
Spain's Eugenio Chacarra won his second DP World Tour title in a row at the 2026 Italian Open.
Chacarra - who claimed the KLM Open title a few weeks prior - saw off Matt Wallace and Joaquin Niemann by five and six strokes, respectively, laying waste to the remainder of the field at Circolo Golf Torino in northern Italy.
The Spaniard not only picked up a third DP World Tour title but also clinched a spot at The Open Championship next month via the Open Qualifying Series and is set to make his debut at the historic Major.
In addition, Chacarra has picked up the top prize of $510,000 at this year's Italian Open, which has a grand total of $3 million to share out among those who made the cut.
That has come down since 2024, when there was $3.25 million in the tournament purse and $552,000 being passed on to the champion.
Meanwhile, the remainder of the top-five will all pick up a six-figure payout this year, which might help cool the burn of a near miss.
As always, the figures you see here are not the amount of take-home pay each pro will really see, with shares due to caddies, coaches and the tax man snipping away at their profits.
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Plus, as well as the aforementioned prizes, European Swing points are on offer with the winner of this section collecting a $200,000 bonus after the BMW International Open next week.
Below is the maximum prize money payout for each position at the 2026 Italian Open based on 70 players making the cut and before ties are taken into account.
ITALIAN OPEN PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN
Position | Player | Prize Money |
|---|---|---|
1st | Eugenio Chacarra | $510,000 |
2nd | Matt Wallace | $330,000 |
3rd | Joaquin Niemann | $189,000 |
4th | Joakim Lagergren | $150,000 |
5th | Angel Ayora | $127,200 |
T6th | Jeff Winther | $84,300 |
T6th | Richie Ramsay | $84,300 |
T6th | Oliver Lindell | $84,300 |
T6th | Daniel Rodrigues | $84,300 |
10th | Nicolai Von Dellingshausen | $60,000 |
11th | Row 10 - Cell 1 | $55,200 |
12th | Row 11 - Cell 1 | $51,600 |
13th | Row 12 - Cell 1 | $48,300 |
14th | Row 13 - Cell 1 | $45,900 |
15th | Row 14 - Cell 1 | $44,100 |
16th | Row 15 - Cell 1 | $42,300 |
17th | Row 16 - Cell 1 | $40,500 |
18th | Row 17 - Cell 1 | $38,700 |
19th | Row 18 - Cell 1 | $37,200 |
20th | Row 19 - Cell 1 | $36,000 |
21st | Row 20 - Cell 1 | $34,800 |
22nd | Row 21 - Cell 1 | $33,900 |
23rd | Row 22 - Cell 1 | $33,000 |
24th | Row 23 - Cell 1 | $32,100 |
25th | Row 24 - Cell 1 | $31,200 |
26th | Row 25 - Cell 1 | $30,300 |
27th | Row 26 - Cell 1 | $29,400 |
28th | Row 27 - Cell 1 | $28,500 |
29th | Row 28 - Cell 1 | $27,600 |
30th | Row 29 - Cell 1 | $26,700 |
31st | Row 30 - Cell 1 | $25,800 |
32nd | Row 31 - Cell 1 | $24,900 |
33rd | Row 32 - Cell 1 | $24,000 |
34th | Row 33 - Cell 1 | $23,100 |
35th | Row 34 - Cell 1 | $22,200 |
36th | Row 35 - Cell 1 | $21,300 |
37th | Row 36 - Cell 1 | $20,700 |
38th | Row 37 - Cell 1 | $20,100 |
39th | Row 38 - Cell 1 | $19,500 |
40th | Row 39 - Cell 1 | $18,900 |
41st | Row 40 - Cell 1 | $18,300 |
42nd | Row 41 - Cell 1 | $17,700 |
43rd | Row 42 - Cell 1 | $17,100 |
44th | Row 43 - Cell 1 | $16,500 |
45th | Row 44 - Cell 1 | $15,900 |
46th | Row 45 - Cell 1 | $15,300 |
47th | Row 46 - Cell 1 | $14,700 |
48th | Row 47 - Cell 1 | $14,100 |
49th | Row 48 - Cell 1 | $13,500 |
50th | Row 49 - Cell 1 | $12,900 |
51st | Row 50 - Cell 1 | $12,300 |
52nd | Row 51 - Cell 1 | $11,700 |
53rd | Row 52 - Cell 1 | $11,100 |
54th | Row 53 - Cell 1 | $10,500 |
55th | Row 54 - Cell 1 | $10,200 |
56th | Row 55 - Cell 1 | $9,900 |
57th | Row 56 - Cell 1 | $9,600 |
58th | Row 57 - Cell 1 | $9,300 |
59th | Row 58 - Cell 1 | $9,000 |
60th | Row 59 - Cell 1 | $8,700 |
61st | Row 60 - Cell 1 | $8,400 |
62nd | Row 61 - Cell 1 | $8,100 |
63rd | Row 62 - Cell 1 | $7,800 |
64th | Row 63 - Cell 1 | $7,500 |
65th | Row 64 - Cell 1 | $7,200 |
66th | Row 65 - Cell 1 | $6,900 |
67th | Row 66 - Cell 1 | $6,600 |
68th | Row 67 - Cell 1 | $6,300 |
69th | Row 68 - Cell 1 | $6,000 |
70th | Row 69 - Cell 1 | $5,700 |
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