The Omega European Masters marks the second Back 9 event of the DP World Tour season, with one of the most lucrative standalone tournaments of the year so far.
Following a $3.5 million total prize purse at the Betfred British Masters, a $3.25 million total package is up for grabs in the picturesque setting of Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club in Switzerland.
That figure is the same as 2024 when Matt Wallace reigned supreme in a playoff over Spain's Alfredo Garcia-Heredia but a significant increase on 2023 when the overall payout stood at $2.75 million.
Through three rounds, Wallace is right up near the lead once more and could defend his title if he can slip past South Africa's Thriston Lawrence, who has a one-stroke advantage on 18-under after rounds of 63, 66 and 63.
Lurking just behind Lawrence and Wallace is England's Matt Fitzpatrick on 16-under and Finland's Sami Valimaki on 15-under. They were among the PGA Tour stars to make the cut, while several big names missed the weekend after rough starts to the weather-affected tournament.
Whoever comes out on top this time will bank just north of $550,000 while anyone who finishes inside the top-six is set to earn over six figures for their week's work.
As well as financial incentives, the Omega European Masters offers 5,000 Race To Dubai points, with players attempting to gather as many as possible in order to qualify for the season-ending DP World Tour Playoffs.
Below is the complete prize money breakdown for the 2025 Omega European Masters at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club in Crans Montana, Switzerland.
Omega European Masters Prize Money Payout
Position | Prize Money |
|---|---|
1st | $552,500 |
2nd | $357,500 |
3rd | $204,750 |
4th | $162,500 |
5th | $137,800 |
6th | $113,750 |
7th | $97,500 |
8th | $81,250 |
9th | $72,800 |
10th | $65,000 |
11th | $59,800 |
12th | $55,900 |
13th | $52,325 |
14th | $49,725 |
15th | $47,775 |
16th | $45,825 |
17th | $43,875 |
18th | $41,925 |
19th | $40,300 |
20th | $39,000 |
21st | $37,700 |
22nd | $36,725 |
23rd | $35,750 |
24th | $34,775 |
25th | $33,800 |
26th | $32,825 |
27th | $31,850 |
28th | $30,875 |
29th | $29,900 |
30th | $28,925 |
31st | $27,950 |
32nd | $26,975 |
33rd | $26,000 |
34th | $25,025 |
35th | $24,050 |
36th | $23,075 |
37th | $22,425 |
38th | $21,775 |
39th | $21,125 |
40th | $20,475 |
41st | $19,825 |
42nd | $19,175 |
43rd | $18,525 |
44th | $17,875 |
45th | $17,225 |
46th | $16,575 |
47th | $15,925 |
48th | $15,275 |
49th | $14,625 |
50th | $13,975 |
51st | $13,325 |
52nd | $12,675 |
53rd | $12,025 |
54th | $11,375 |
55th | $11,050 |
56th | $10,725 |
57th | $10,400 |
58th | $10,075 |
59th | $9,750 |
60th | $9,425 |
61st | $9,100 |
62nd | $8,775 |
63rd | $8,450 |
64th | $8,125 |
65th | $7,800 |
Where Is The European Masters Played?
The tournament, which was established in 1923, has been held at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club in Switzerland since 1939. Located at an altitude of 1,500 meters, it offers stunning views over the Rhone Valley and is one of the most eagerly anticipated tournaments of the season.
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