How Much Charley Hull Won At The PIF Saudi Ladies International
Charley Hull claimed her fifth LET title at the lucrative event thanks to a final round of 65, but how much money did she win?
Mike Hall
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The Ladies European Tour season began with its most lucrative event, the PIF Saudi Ladies International at Riyadh Golf Club.
At the start of the final round, Casandra Alexander and Akie Iwai shared the lead, but thanks to a brilliant 65 from Charley Hull, which included an eagle at the 12th, the title went to the Englishwoman - as well as big prize money.
Overall, a $5 million total prize money payout was on offer at the event - the same figure available at the equivalent tournament in the men's game.
Article continues belowThe same sum was up for grabs 12 months ago, too, but with a team element involved last year, which saw a $500,000 purse, there were smaller payouts for each player in the individual competition.
In 2026, the team format was no longer a factor, and each of the 65 players who made the cut shared the LET's largest prize money payout of the year.
Akie Iwai had to settle for runner-up at the event
As a result, Hull scooped a check for $750,000 (€631,625) with Alexander and Iwai having to sett for $375,000 (€315,812) each.
The top eight players claimed over six figures before the various takeaways reduce how much money players really earn.
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And although 65 players shared out the $5 million payout, the 55 pros who missed the cut were paid $1,000 as a consolation prize.
Below is the prize money payout in euros for each player who made the cut at the 2026 PIF Saudi Ladies International.
PIF Saudi Ladies International Prize Money Breakdown
Position | Player | Prize Money |
1st | Charley Hull | €631,625 |
T2 | Casandra Alexander | €315,812 |
T2 | Akie Iwai | €315,812 |
T4 | Carlota Ciganda | €169,275 |
T4 | Hye Jin-Choi | €169,275 |
T6 | Nasa Hataoka | €116,639 |
T6 | Mimi Rhodes | €116,639 |
T6 | Ina Yoon | €116,639 |
T9 | Jiwon Ko | €95,586 |
T9 | Hyejun Park | €95,586 |
T9 | Chizzy Iwai | €95,586 |
T12 | Helen Briem | €80,848 |
T12 | Kelsey Bennett | €80,848 |
T12 | Patty Tavatanakit | €80,848 |
T12 | Shannon Tan | €80,848 |
16th | Muni He | €72,005 |
T17 | Yan Liu | €64,636 |
T17 | Emma Spitz | €64,636 |
T17 | Minsol Kim | €64,636 |
T17 | So Hyun Bae | €64,636 |
T17 | Leonie Harm | €64,636 |
T17 | Rio Takeda | €64,636 |
T23 | Kyo Rim Seo | €56,215 |
T23 | Nurio Iturrioz | €56,215 |
T25 | Esme Hamilton | €49,898 |
T25 | Blanca Fernandez | €49,898 |
T25 | Lauren Walsh | €49,898 |
T25 | Alison Lee | €49,898 |
T29 | Minsum Kim | €39,161 |
T29 | Dong Eun Lee | €39,161 |
T29 | Arpichaya Yubol | €39,161 |
T29 | Dasom Ma | €39,161 |
T29 | Manon De Roey | €39,161 |
T29 | Carolina Chacarra | €39,161 |
T29 | Kajsa Arwefjall | €39,161 |
T36 | Chaeeun2 Lee | €32,002 |
T36 | Auston Kim | €32,002 |
T36 | Nanna Koerstz Madsen | €32,002 |
T39 | Shinsil Bang | €24,704 |
T39 | Mary Liu | €24,704 |
T39 | Alessandra Fanali | €24,704 |
T39 | Esther Henseleit | €24,704 |
T39 | Anna Foster | €24,704 |
T39 | Hyunjo Yoo | €24,704 |
T39 | Amelia Garvey | €24,704 |
T39 | Jung Min Hong | €24,704 |
T39 | Avani Prashanth | €24,704 |
T48 | Maha Haddioui | €18,949 |
T48 | Trichat Cheenglab | €18,949 |
T48 | Yuai Ji | €18,949 |
T51 | Sara Kouskova | €16,001 |
T51 | Olivia Cowan | €16,001 |
T51 | Pauline Roussin-Bouchard | €16,001 |
T51 | Julia Lopez Ramirez | €16,001 |
T55 | Shihyun Kim | €12,913 |
T55 | Cholcheva Wongras | €12,913 |
T55 | Chiara Tamburlini | €12,913 |
T58 | Patcharajutar Kongkraphan | €11,580 |
T58 | Aditi Ashok | €11,580 |
60th | Pranavi Urs | €10.948 |
61st | Hira Naveed | €10,527 |
62nd | Moa Folke | €9,474 |
63rd | Jana Melichova | €8,843 |
T64 | Ruixin Liu | €7,895 |
T64 | Gabriella Cowley | €7,895 |

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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