Magical Kenya Open Prize Money Payout 2026

Casey Jarvis poses with the Magical Kenya Open trophy after winning in 2026 — (Image credit: Getty Images)

Following a week off, the DP World Tour returned in some style courtesy of a memorable debut win for South Africa's Casey Jarvis at the Magical Kenya Open.

It was far from straightforward for Jarvis, but he finally earned a victory in front of his dad Kevin. As a bonus, his girlfriend Kiera was also in attendance.

Jacques Kruyswijk won the title last year for his first DP World Tour victory, defeating John Parry and the rest of the field by two strokes.

In doing so, the South African picked up a check for $425,000 from an overall payout of $2.5 million. However, for 2026, the total prize purse was increased by $200,000, so Jarvis has landed almost $460,000 this time around.

Casey Jarvis celebrates passionately after holing the winning putt at the 2026 Magical Kenya Open

Although, given the various takeaways he is set to endure, the amount of money all pro golfers really see is much lower. Aside from financial rewards, Jarvis picked up 585 Race To Dubai points as well as almost 16 OWGR points.

Second place at the Magical Kenya Open is worth a little under $300,000, so that will ease the sting of defeat somewhat for Bryant. Meanwhile, Hennie Du Plessis clinched a payout of more than $170,000 after finishing third on his own.

For those whose respective challenges fell away, things are not all bad. Ending the week inside the top-10 was good enough for a windfall of more than $50,000 each.

Below is the complete payout breakdown at the 2026 Magical Kenya Open for every player who made the cut. Payouts are listed in euros as per the DP World Tour listing.

MAGICAL KENYA OPEN PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN

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Position	Player	Prize Money
1st	Casey Jarvis	€390,431.83
2nd	Davis Bryant	€252,632.36
3rd	Hennie Du Plessis	€144,689.44
4th	Francesco Laporta	€114,832.89
T5th	Nathan Kimsey	€88,880.66
T5th	Jacob Skov Olesen	€88,880.66
7th	Matthew Jordan	€68,899.73
8th	Angel Ayora	€57,416.44
T9th	Cameron Adam	€43,223.10
T9th	Ricardo Gouveia	€43,223.10
T9th	Frederic Lacroix	€43,223.10
T9th	Romain Langasque	€43,223.10
T9th	Sebastian Soderberg	€43,223.10
T14th	Oihan Guillamondeguy	€33,071.87
T14th	Tapio Pulkkanen	€33,071.87
T14th	Antoine Rozner	€33,071.87
T14th	Ben Schmidt	€33,071.87
T18th	Jorge Campillo	€27,651.76
T18th	Aaron Cockerill	€27,651.76
T18th	Sebastian Garcia	€27,651.76
T18th	Jacques Kruyswijk	€27,651.76
T18th	Ryan Van Velzen	€27,651.76
T23rd	Gregorio De Leo	€23,540.74
T23rd	Wenyi Ding	€23,540.74
T23rd	Manuel Elvira	€23,540.74
T23rd	Alex Fitzpatrick	€23,540.74
T23rd	Joakim Lagergren	€23,540.74
T23rd	Jason Scrivener	€23,540.74
T29th	Thriston Lawrence	€19,751.26
T29th	Alexander Levy	€19,751.26
T29th	Mikael Lindberg	€19,751.26
T29th	Daniel Rodrigues	€19,751.26
T29th	Jack Senior	€19,751.26
T34th	Kiradech Aphibarnrat	€15,703.40
T34th	Joe Dean	€15,703.40
T34th	Andreas Halvorsen	€15,703.40
T34th	Scott Jamieson	€15,703.40
T34th	Niklas Lemke	€15,703.40
T34th	David Ravetto	€15,703.40
T34th	Maximillian Steinlechner	€15,703.40
T34th	Euan Walker	€15,703.40
T42nd	Adri Arnaus	€12,401.95
T42nd	Jordan Gumberg	€12,401.95
T42nd	Tobias Jonsson	€12,401.95
T42nd	David Law	€12,401.95
T42nd	Mike Toorop	€12,401.95
T42nd	Bernd Wiesberger	€12,401.95
T48th	Frederico Biondi Figueiredo	€9,875.63
T48th	Sadom Kaewkanjana	€9,875.63
T48th	Zander Lombard	€9,875.63
T48th	Mark Power	€9,875.63
T48th	Shubhankar Sharma	€9,875.63
T53rd	Veer Ahlawat	€8,114.86
T53rd	David Micheluzzi	€8,114.86
T53rd	Marcel Siem	€8,114.86
T56th	Alejandro Del Rey	€7,119.64
T56th	Justin Harding	€7,119.64
T56th	Angel Hidalgo	€7,119.64
T56th	Ryggs Johnston	€7,119.64
T56th	Richard Sterne	€7,119.64
T61st	Andres German Gallegos	€5,971.31
T61st	Njoroge Kibugu	€5,971.31
T61st	James Morrison	€5,971.31
T61st	Yurav Premlall	€5,971.31
T61st	Daniel Van Tonder	€5,971.31
66th	Lukas Nemecz	€5,282.31
T67th	Matthew Baldwin	€4,937.81
T67th	Benjamin Follett-Smith	€4,937.81
WD	Jeff Winther	€4,593.32

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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