ISPS HANDA Women's Scottish Open Prize Money Payout 2026

Jenny Shin lifts the ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open trophy in 2026 — (Image credit: Getty Images)

A year on from Lottie Woad's incredible three-shot victory on her professional debut, Jenny Shin wrote another remarkable story at the ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open in 2026.

The South Korean, who had struggled badly with her swing and had not won in a full decade swept all before her to claim the co-sanctioned tournament on the LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour by two strokes.

And that was despite a rocky final round which finished three over. Nevertheless, Shin finished nine-under for the week to put an end to a winless drought rarely seen in pro golf.

Her reward for doing so was an immensely handsome one, too. Between 2017 and 2021, Ariya Jutanugarn, Stacy Lewis and Ryan O'Toole were among the winners as the high-quality field battled it out for the lion's share of $1.5 million.

But, since 2022, there has been a $2 million tournament purse up for grabs with $300,000 going the way of the champion, which we now know to be Shin.

While the overall payout is the joint-second-lowest of the year on the LPGA Tour, most players are not as focussed on the financial side as usual with the links test providing the perfect warm-up to next week's AIG Women's Open.

Shin, who had not claimed victor since the 2016 Volunteers of America Texas Shootout, is unlikely to care too much about the money and will simply be delighted she's been able to win at the highest level once again at 33 years old.

Below is the full prize money payout for each player and position at the 2026 ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open.

WOMEN'S SCOTTISH OPEN PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN

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Position	Player	Prize Money
1st (-9)	Jenny Shin	$300,000
2nd (-7)	A Lim Kim	$185,159
3rd (-5)	Pajaree Anannarukarn	$134,320
4th (-4)	Esther Henseleit	$103,907
T5th (-3)	Miyu Yamashita	$76,030
T5th (-3)	Lauren Coughlin	$76,030
7th (-2)	Chanettee Wannasaen	$57,276
T8th (-1)	Leona Maguire	$45,449
T8th (-1)	Ryann O'Toole	$45,449
T8th (-1)	Erika Hara	$45,449
T11th (E)	Akie Iwai	$36,747
T11th (E)	Julia Lopez Ramirez	$36,747
T13th (+1)	Hye-Jin Choi	$31,290
T13th (+1)	Patty Tavatanakit	$31,290
T13th (+1)	Amy Yang	$31,290
T16th (+2)	Nelly Korda	$26,425
T16th (+2)	Hyo Joo Kim	$26,425
T16th (+2)	Diksha Dagar	$26,425
T19th (+3)	Pauline Roussin-Bouchard	$22,100
T19th (+3)	Sei Young Kim	$22,100
T19th (+3)	Alice Hewson	$22,100
T19th (+3)	Maja Stark	$22,100
T19th (+3)	Weiwei Zhang	$22,100
T19th (+3)	Daniela Darquea	$22,100
T25th (+4)	Nataliya Guseva	$18,653
T25th (+4)	Ariya Jutanugarn	$18,653
T25th (+4)	Rose Zhang	$18,653
T28th (+5)	Anna Nordqvist	$16,558
T28th (+5)	Arpichaya Yubol	$16,558
T28th (+5)	Ina Yoon	$16,558
T31st (+6)	Hannah Green	$13,837
T31st (+6)	Manon De Roey	$13,837
T31st (+6)	Sara Kouskova	$13,837
T31st (+6)	Chizzy Iwai	$13,837
T31st (+6)	Nastasia Nadaud	$13,837
T31st (+6)	Mi Hyang Lee	$13,837
T37th (+7)	Pia Babnik	$11,227
T37th (+7)	Amanda Doherty	$11,227
T37th (+7)	Lottie Woad	$11,227
T37th (+7)	Moa Folke	$11,227
41st (+8)	Allisen Corpuz	$10,138
T42nd (+9)	Youmin Hwang	$9,530
T42nd (+9)	Lisa Pettersson	$9,530
T44th (+10)	Dewi Weber	$8,008
T44th (+10)	Alexa Pano	$8,008
T44th (+10)	Charley Hull	$8,008
T44th (+10)	Lindy Duncan	$8,008
T44th (+10)	Amelia Garvey	$8,008
T44th (+10)	Helen Briem	$8,008
T44th (+10)	Grace Kim	$8,008
T51st (+11)	Emma Spitz	$6,691
T51st (+11)	Mimi Rhodes	$6,691
T51st (+11)	Jenny Bae	$6,691
54th (+12)	Nasa Hataoka	$6,286
55th (+13)	In Gee Chun	$6,082
T56th (+14)	Soo Bin Joo	$5,778
T56th (+14)	Robyn Choi	$5,778
58th (+15)	Yana Wilson	$5,474
T59th (+16)	Aunchisa Utama	$5,171
T59th (+16)	Carla Tejedo Mulet	$5,171
61st (+17)	Yan Liu	$4,968
62nd (+19)	Olivia Cowan	$4,865
63rd (+20)	Hannah Darling	$4,765
T64th (+21)	Rio Takeda	$4,613
T64th (+21)	Brianna Navarrosa	$4,613

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