How Much Patrick Reed Won At The Qatar Masters

Patrick Reed with the Qatar Masters trophy — Patrick Reed won the Qatar Masters, but what is his prize money?

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The International Swing stage of the DP World Tour season moved into the second half at the Qatar Masters, with three more chances for players to finish top of the rankings for a $200,000 bonus.

That looks increasingly like being Patrick Reed following his second title in three starts after he beat Calum Hill by two.

Thanks to Reed's brilliant form, which includes cruising to victory at the Dubai Desert Classic and runner-up at the Bahrain Championship, he now leads the standings by more than 1,000 points over Nacho Elvira.

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As well as the likelihood of the bonus payout, Reed is also now firmly in pole position to guarantee his spot in all 'Back 9' tournaments later in 2026, which have increased prize purses and higher Race To Dubai points.

Of course, it's not just the prospect of some attractive perks coming Reed's way that he has to show for his latest DP World Tour win.

Reed also claims substantial prize money thanks a record purse of $2.75m offered at the Doho Golf Club event.

Reed banks $467,500 for his victory, over $1m less than he earned for victory at the Dubai Desert Classic, but $42,500 more than the $425,000 Haotong Li won at the Qatar Masters a year ago.

Calum Hill at the Qatar Masters — Calum Hill won $302,500 at the tournament

For the second week in a row, Hill had to settle for runner-up, and for his efforts, he claims $302,500.

Aside from prize money, there was also a total of 3,500 Race To Dubai points on offer at the event, with 585 going to Reed, meaning as well as the International Swing rankings, he also tops the Race to Dubai rankings at this early stage of the season.

Below is what each player who made the cut won in euros at the Qatar Masters.

QATAR MASTERS PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN

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Position	Player	Prize Money
1st	Patrick Reed	€396,271.23
2nd	Calum Hill	€256,410.80
T3	Jacob Skov Olesen	€131,701.91
T3	Johannes Veerman	€131,701.91
T5	Angel Ayora	€77,156.34
T5	Dan Bradbury	€77,156.34
T5	Oliver Lindell	€77,156.34
T5	Sebastian Soderberg	€77,156.34
T9	Gregoria De Leo	€43,869.56
T9	Kazuma Kobori	€43,869.56
T9	David Micheluzzi	€43,869.56
T9	Antoine Rozner	€43,869.56
T9	Jayden Schaper	€43,869.56
14th	Nacho Elvira	€35,664.41
T15	Hennie Du Plessis	€31,515.22
T15	Grant Forrest	€31,515.22
T15	Kota Kaneko	€31,515.22
T15	Joakim Lagergren	€31,515.22
T15	Richard Sterne	€31,515.22
T20	Todd Clements	€26,748.31
T20	Dylan Frittelli	€26,748.31
T20	Daniel Hillier	€26,748.31
T20	Matt Wallace	€26,748.31
T24	Quentin Debove	€22,494.22
T24	Ewen Ferguson	€22,494.22
T24	Benjamin Follett-Smith	€22,494.22
T24	Nathan Kimsey	€22,494.22
T24	Marcus Kinholt	€22,494.22
T24	Frederic LaCroix	€22,494.22
T24	Jason Scrivener	€22,494.22
T24	Jesper Svensson	€22,494.22
T32	Matthew Jordan	€18,997.71
T32	Paul Waring	€18,997.71
T34	Rafa Cabrera Bello	€17,599.10
T34	Padraig Harrington	€17,599.10
T36	Cameron Adam	€14,918.45
T36	Adam Blomme	€14,918.45
T36	Julien Guerrier	€14,918.45
T36	Mikael Lindberg	€14,918.45
T36	Guido Migliozzi	€14,918.45
T36	Niklas Norgaard	€14,918.45
T36	Brandon Stone	€14,918.45
T36	Andy Sullivan	€14,918.45
T44	Pablo Larrazabal	€12,121.24
T44	Taehoon Ok	€12,121.24
T44	Ryan Peake	€12,121.24
T44	Tom Vaillant	€12,121.24
T48	Adri Arnaus	€10,256.43
T48	Oihan Guillamoundeguy	€10,256.43
T48	Tobias Jonsson	€10,256.43
T48	Junghwan Lee	€10,256.43
T52	Francesco Laporta	€8,449.90
T52	Adrian Otaegui	€8,449.90
T52	Renato Paratore	€8,449.90
T52	Daniel Van Tonder	€8,449.90
56th	Sam Bairstow	€7,692.32
T57	Kiradech Aphibarnrat	€6,993.02
T57	Clement Charmasson	€6,993.02
T57	Sean Crocker	€6,993.02
T57	Sadom Kaewkanjana	€6,993.02
T57	Jacques Kruswijk	€6,993.02
T62	Marcus Armitage	€6,060.62
T62	Romain Langasque	€6,060.62
T62	Bernd Wiesberger	€6,060.62
65th	Daniel Rodrigues	€5,594.42
66th	Hugo Townsend	€5,361.32
67th	Mike Toorop	€5,128.22

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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