Turkish Airlines Open Prize Money Payout 2025

After a six-year hiatus, the Turkish Airlines Open returns to the DP World Tour schedule, with the action coming from Regnum Carya in Antalya.

The tournament also has the honour of being the first of the European Swing events of the season. That section will conclude with the BMW International Open in July, and during the run of six events, players will be battling to win the swing and claim a bonus $200,000 as well as a place in each of the lucrative Back 9 tournaments.

Kicking things off is the chance for players to earn a share of a $2.75m in Turkey this week. The winner will bank $467,500 while the runner-up is in line for a $302,500 payout.

There are also points for the season-long race to Dubai on the table, with 3,500 in total and 585 awarded to the winner while 1,000 Ryder Cup ranking points are also available for eligible European players.

Below is the prize-money payout for the Turkish Airlines Open.

Turkish Airlines Open Prize Money 2025

Who Are The Star Names In The Turkish Airlines Open?

In the previous event, the Hainan Classic, Marco Penge won by three for his maiden DP World Tour title – an achievement that also booked him a place at the PGA Championship after it helped him finish third in the Asian Swing. Fresh from that victory, he is also in the field this week hoping to continue building momentum before the second Major of the year.

Other players in the field who have won this season include Porsche Singapore Classic champion Richard Mansell, Calum Hill, who took the Joburg Open title, Investec South African Open Championship winner Dylan Naidoo and John Parry, who won the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open.

Australian Open champion Ryggs Johnston, Nedbank Golf Challenge winner Johannes Veerman and Ras Al Khaimah Championship victor Alejandro Del Rey also play, along with Team Europe Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald.