How Much Did Scott Jamieson Win At The Nexo Championship?

Scott Jamieson during the Nexo Championship — Scott Jamieson beat Matthew Jordan by two shots

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Following the Danish Golf Championship, where Jeff Winther won in his homeland for his second DP World Tour title, this week, the action came from Scotland with the Nexo Championship.

Like a week earlier, there was a home winner at Trump International Golf Links in Aberdeenshire, while it was also a second DP World Tour title for the player.

After beginning the final round three back of overnight leader Shaun Norris, Scott Jamieson ended a 14-year title drought beating Matthew Jordan by two shots for his first DP World Tour title since claiming victory way back at the 2012 Nelson Mandela Championship.

That made him the second consecutive player from Scotland to win the event, after Grant Forrest beat Joe Dean by four shots a year ago.

When Forrest stormed to victory 12 months ago, he collected a check for $467,500 from an overall purse of $2.75m.

However, this year, there was even more at stake, with $3m on the table, leaving Jamieson to claim $510,000. Thanks to his finish in solo second, Jordan won $330,000.

Matthew Jordan at the Nexo Championship — Matthew Jordan placed solo second

The Nexo Championship was the sixth and final tournament of the Closing Swing, meaning there was even more to play for.

Because of his victory in Aberdeenshie, Jamieson finished top of the Closing Swing standings to hand him a bonus of $200,000, as well as entry into every event in Phase Two of the season, the Back 9

Those nine events are made up of national opens and tournaments that have elevated prize funds and points.

Check what each player who made the cut won at the Nexo Championship in Euros.

Nexo Championship Prize Money Breakdown

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Position	Player	Prize Money
1st	Scott Jamieson	€435,943.41
2nd	Matthew Jordan	€282,081.03
3rd	Andy Sullival	€161,555.50
T4	Quim Vidal	€108,900.37
T4	Marcus Kinhult	€108,900.37
T4	Keita Nakajima	€108,900.37
T7	Richard Mansell	€66,160.82
T7	Fabrizio Zanotti	€66,160.82
T7	Shaun Norris	€66,160.82
T10	Connor Syme	€44,620.09
T10	Sam Bairstow	€44,620.09
T10	Euan Walker	€44,620.09
T10	Martin Couva	€44,620.09
T10	Connor McKinney	€44,620.09
15th	Eliot Baker (a)	N/A
T16	Jacob Skov Olesen	€32,856.03
T16	David Ravetto	€32,856.03
T16	Jens Dantorp	€32,856.03
T16	Daniel Van Tonder	€32,856.03
T16	Matteo Manassero	€32,856.03
T16	Daniel Brown	€32,856.03
T16	Adrian Otaegui	€32,856.03
T16	Matthew Southgate	€32,856.03
T24	Matthieu Pavon	€26,284.82
T24	Martin Laird	€26,284.82
T24	Albin Bergstrom	€26,284.82
T24	Yannik Paul	€26,284.82
T24	Joe Dean	€26,284.82
T24	Ewen Ferguson	€26,284.82
T30	Nathan Kimsey	€20,899.64
T30	John Daly II	€20,899.64
T30	Felix Mory	€20,899.64
T30	Jason Scrivener	€20,899.64
T30	Eugenio Chacarra	€20,899.64
T30	Andrew Wilson	€20,899.64
T30	Kiradech Aphibarnrat	€20,899.64
T30	Patrick Reed	€20,899.64
T38	Dean Germishuys	€16,924.86
T38	Niklas Norgaard	€16,924.86
T38	Tobias Jonsson	€16,924.86
T38	Marcus Armitage	€16,924.86
T42	Jovan Rebula	€15,386.24
T42	Maximilian Steinlechner	€15,386.24
T44	Lucas Bjerregaard	€14,360.49
T44	Daniel Young	€14,360.49
T46	Andreas Halvorsen	€13,078.30
T46	Shubhankar Sharma	€13,078.30
T46	Lukas Nemecz	€13,078.30
T49	Davis Bryant	€11,283.24
T49	Joakim Lagergren	€11,283.24
T49	Sean Crocker	€11,283.24
T49	Tom Lewis	€11,283.24
T53	Alexander Levy	€9,295.85
T53	Cameron Adam	€9,295.85
T53	Richard Sterne	€9,295.85
T53	Benjamin Follett-Smith	€9,295.85
T57	Manuel Elvira	€8,205.99
T57	Pablo Erena	€8,205.99
T57	Yurav Pemlall	€8,205.99
60th	Pablo Larrazabal	€7,693.12
T61	Gregor Gaham	€7,308.46
T61	Haydn McCullen	€7,308.46
T63	Julian Perico	€6,539.15
T63	KH Lee	€6,539.15
T63	Marcel Siem	€6,539.15
T63	Grant Forrest	€6,539.15
67th	Junghwan Lee	€5,898.06
T68	Clement Charmasson	€5,513.40
T68	Sadom Kaewkanjana	€5,513.40
70th	Dylan Naidoo	$5,700
71st	Alvaro Quios	€4,872.31

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