How Much Did Richard Sterne Win At The Soudal Open?

Richard Sterne claimed his first DP World Tour win in 13 years at the Soudal Open, but how much prize money is coming his way?

Richard Sterne with the Soudal Open trophy
Richard Sterne won his first title since the 2013 Joburg Open
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The DP World Tour's return to action after the PGA Championship took place at Rinkven International for the Soudal Open in Belgium.

Kristoffer Reitan won his first DP World Tour title here 12 months ago and has since gone on to achieve dual status with the PGA Tour as well as earning a second victory on the European-based circuit.

However, due to his efforts being concentrated in the USA this season, the Norwegian did not return to defend the Soudal Open trophy, leaving the door open for a new champion.

The eventual winner was Richard Sterne, but the South African certainly didn't look like taking the title at the 54-hole stage, trailing leader Zander Lombard by five.

A back-nine collapse from Lombard in the final round allowed Sterne to set the clubhouse target at 18 under, and that proved enough as he won by two for his first DP World Tour title since the 2013 Joburg Open.

Topping the leaderboard didn't just end Sterne's 13-year title drought. It also gave him $467,500 (€402,686) in prize money from the overall purse of $2.75 million.

Zander Lombard at DP World Tour Q-School

Zander Lombard held the 54-hole lead at the Soudal Open

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Away from prize money payouts, there was a total of 3,500 Race To Dubai ranking points on offer to those who made the cut, with Sterne banking 677 to leap 124 places in the Race to Dubai rankings to 30th.

Sterne also moves up to second in the European Swing Rankings, with the winner at the end of the phase set for a $200,000 bonus payout.

Here is what each player who made the cut won at the Soudal Open in Euros.

SOUDAL OPEN PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN

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Position

Player

Prize Money

1st

Richard Sterne

€402,686.27

T2

Marcus Armitage

€130,438.77

T2

Jorge Campillo

€130,438.77

T2

Kota Kaneko

€130,438.77

T2

Marcus Kinhult

€130,438.77

T2

Jacob Skov Olesen

€130,438.77

T2

Victor Perez

€130,438.77

T8

MJ Daffue

€48,796.10

T8

Gregorio De Leo

€48,796.10

T8

Nathan Kimsey

€48,796.10

T8

Zander Lombard

€48,796.10

T8

Ben Schmidt

€48,796.10

T13

Albin Bergstrom

€35,649.58

T13

Andrew Johnston

€35,649.58

T13

Tom Vaillant

€35,649.58

T13

Darius van Driel

€35,649.58

T17

Wenyi Ding

€29,561.91

T17

Francesco Laporta

€29,561.91

T17

Mikael Lindberg

€29,561.91

T17

Jeff Winther

€29,561.91

T17

Fabrizzio Zanotti

€29,561.91

T22

Eugenio Chacarra

€26,411.48

T22

Casey Jarvis

€26,411.48

T24

Jack Buchanan

€23,568.99

T24

Martin Couvra

€23,568.99

T24

Ricardo Gouveia

€23,568.99

T24

Alexander Levy

€23,568.99

T24

Eddie Pepperel

€23,568.99

T24

Jayden Schaper

€23,568.99

T30

Davis Bryant

€17,744.04

T30

Jens Dantorp

€17,744.04

T30

Manuel Elvira

€17,744.04

T30

Oliver Lindell

€17,744.04

T30

Renato Paratore

€17,744.04

T30

Yurav Premlall

€17,744.04

T30

David Ravetto

€17,744.04

T30

Marcel Schneider

€17,744.04

T30

Jason Scrivener

€17,744.04

T30

Euan Walker

€17,744.04

T30

Paul Waring

€17,744.04

T41

Cameron Adam

€13,501.83

T41

Jonathan Broomhead

€13,501.83

T41

Sean Crocker

€13,501.83

T41

Anthony De Schutter (amateur)

N/A

T41

Andreas Halvorsen

€13,501.83

T41

Yanhan Zhou

€13,501.83

T47

Matthew Baldwin

€10,896.22

T47

Clement Charmasson

€10,896.22

T47

Joe Dean

€10,896.22

T47

Julien Guerrier

€10,896.22

T47

Rocco Repetto Taylor

€10,896.22

T47

Andy Sullivan

€10,896.22

T53

Ivan Cantero

€8,290.60

T53

Thomas Detry

€8,290.60

T53

Rikuya Hoshino

€8,290.60

T53

Romain Langaque

€8,290.60

T53

Matteo Manassero

€8,290.60

T53

Marcel Siem

€8,290.60

T59

Calum Hill

€6,987.79

T59

Yuto Katsuragawa

€6,987.79

T59

Maximilian Steinlechner

€6,987.79

T59

Kristof Ulenaers

€6,987.79

T63

Adam Blomme

€5,921.86

T63

Hennie Du Plessis

€5,921.86

T63

Scott Jamieson

€5,921.86

T63

Sadom Kaewkanjana

€5,921.86

T63

Yuvraj Sandhu

€5,921.86

T68

Quentin Debove

€5,211.23

T68

Arthur Haghedooren (amateur)

N/A

T70

Gavin Green

€4,737.49

T70

Caleb Surratt

€4,737.49

T70

Nicolai von Dellingshausen

€4,737.49

73rd

Ross Fisher

€3,553.11

T74

Lev Grinberg (amateur)

N/A

T74

Joost Luiten

€3,548.61

T74

Connor Syme

€3,548.61

Jonny Leighfield
News Writer

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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