How Much Did Dan Bradbury Win At The Joburg Open?

The Englishman denied Casey Jarvis a third DP World Tour title in a row in South Africa, but how much did he win?

Dan Bradbury with the Joburg Open trophy
Dan Bradbury won the title by one
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After the South Africa Open Championship, the Joburg Open was the second event in a row in the country, and took place at Houghton Golf Club.

Casey Jarvis during the Joburg Open

Casey Jarvis was denied his third DP World Tour title in succession

(Image credit: Getty Images)

It was a figure comparable to the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open, which offered just $1.2 million to those who made the cut at the back end of 2025, while the Australian Open was the third-lowest at around $1.4 million.

While the purse doesn't get close to the payouts available at some DP World Tour events, Bradbury still picked up a healthy $209,000 (€181,014) for his win, while the two men sharing the runner-up position earned around $174,203 (€92,104)

That is before various factors reduce the amount of money they really see after a tournament.

Below is what each player who made the cut won at the 2026 Joburg Open in euros.

What Each Player Won At The Joburg Open

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Position

Player

Prize Money

1st

Dan Bradbury

€181,014.38

T2

Casey Jarvis

€92,104.38

T2

Brandon Robinson-Thompson

€92,104.38

4th

Hennie Du Plessis

€53,239.52

5th

David Ravetto

€45,147.12

T6

Louis Albertse

€29,920.61

T6

Alex Fitzpatrick

€29,920.61

T6

Adrian Otaegui

€29,920.61

T6

Daniel Van Tonder

€29,920.61

T10

Justin Harding

€20,443.98

T10

Patrick Reed

€20,443.98

T12

Nathan Kimsey

€17,249.61

T12

Ockie Strydom

€17,249.61

T12

Bernd Wiesberger

€17,249.61

T15

Ross Fisher

€15,013.55

T15

Jayden Schaper

€15,013.55

T15

Maximilian Steinlechner

€15,013.55

T18

Angel Ayora

€12,114.95

T18

Luke Brown

€12,114.95

T18

Jorge Campillo

€12,114.95

T18

Sebastian Garcia

€12,114.95

T18

John Allen

€12,114.95

T18

Ryggs Johnston

€12,114.95

T18

Jason Scrivener

€12,114.95

T18

Marcel Siem

€12,114.95

T18

Hugo Townsend

€12,114.95

27th

Brandon Stone

€10,434.95

T28

Todd Clements

€8,997.48

T28

Jordan Gumberg

€8,997.48

T28

Jacques Kruyswijk

€8,997.48

T28

Romain Langasque

€8,997.48

T28

David Law

€8,997.48

T28

Joost Luiten

€8,997.48

T28

Eddie Pepperell

€8,997.48

T28

Jaco Prinsloo

€8,997.48

T36

Adam Cameron

€6,708.18

T36

Sean Crocker

€6,708.18

T36

Joel Girrbach

€6,708.18

T36

Jean Hugo

€6,708.18

T36

Wilco Nienaber

€6,708.18

T36

Jacob Skov Olesen

€6,708.18

T36

Ben Schmidt

€6,708.18

T36

Connor Syme

€6,708.18

T36

Kieran Vincent

€6,708.18

T45

Marcus Armitage

€5,004.52

T45

Christiaan Burke

€5,004.52

T45

Kota Kaneko

€5,004.52

T45

Ruan Korb

€5,004.52

T45

Zander Lombard

€5,004.52

T45

Jamie Rutherford

€5,004.52

T45

Ryan Van Velzen

€5,004.52

T52

Estiaan Conradie

€3,790.65

T52

Julien Guerrier

€3,790.65

T52

Jack Hawksby

€3,790.65

T52

Richard Sterne

€3,790.65

T52

Stals Swart

€3,790.65

T57

Alejandro Del Rey

€3,194.37

T57

Ewen Ferguson

€3,194.37

T57

James Morrison

€3,194.37

T57

Neil Schietekat

€3,194.37

T57

Shubhankar Sharma

€3,194.37

T62

Sam Bairstow

€2,661.98

T62

Joe Dean

€2,661.98

T62

Dylan Frittelli

€2,661.98

T62

Richie Ramsay

€2,661.98

T62

Darius Van Driel

€2,661.98

T67

Ivan Cantero

€2,289.30

T67

JJ Senekal

€2,289.30

69th

Robin Williams

€2,129.58

T70

Angel Hidalgo

€1,810.14

T70

Pieter Moolman

€1,810.14

72nd

Jovan Rebula

€1,594.19

73rd

Herman Loubsar

€1,591.19

74th

Martin Vorster

€1,588.19

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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