Moutai Singapore Open Full Prize Money Payout 2025

There are no Major spots on the line this time around, as there was in Hong Kong, but the rewards remain bountiful for anyone who still stands a chance of winning the Asian Tour's latest event.

In the first tournament since LIV Golf announced an extra card would be available to the leading eligible players in the International Series Rankings, there is also another impressive payout on offer to the field of this week's Moutai Singapore Open.

Whether players are focused on the immediate $2 million total payout at The Singapore Island Country Club or their attention is concentrated on long-term goals, a win here would go a long way to achieving the best of both worlds.

It is also important to make it happen sooner rather than later as the Singapore Open serves as the penultimate International Series event of the year. After this, players only have the PIF Saudi International to change their fate.

Currently, Scott Vincent holds a 104-point lead over Miguel Tabuena in second in the standings, but the recently-expanded pathway to LIV means that the Filipino golfer is now looking over his shoulder instead of up at the Zimbabwean.

Tabuena entered the Singapore Open just under 19 points ahead of Lucas Herbert in third and only 26.19 points in front of Wade Ormsby in fourth.

Whichever pro stands in the winner's circle later today will collect the usual $360,000 as well as a sizeable chunk of International Series ranking points.

The runner-up is destined to receive $220,000 should they finish second alone, while ending third or fourth should still see players bank in excess of six figures.

Below is the full prize money breakdown at the 2025 Moutai Singapore Open, with the maximum payout per position listed based on 75 players making the cut.

Singapore Open Prize Money Breakdown