2024 Open de España prize money payout: How much did each golfer win from the €3,250,000 purse?
Ángel Hidalgo secured his first DP World Tour title at the 2024 Open de España by defeating two-time major champion Jon Rahm in a playoff. The victory took place at the prestigious Club de Campo Villa de Madrid, and Hidalgo claimed the top prize from a total purse of €3,250,000. Hidalgo’s winning paycheck amounted to…
Ángel Hidalgo secured his first DP World Tour title at the 2024 Open de España by defeating two-time major champion Jon Rahm in a playoff. The victory took place at the prestigious Club de Campo Villa de Madrid, and Hidalgo claimed the top prize from a total purse of €3,250,000.
Hidalgo’s winning paycheck amounted to €494,861.54, while seven other players walked away with €100,000 or more for their outstanding performances during the tournament.
### 2024 Open de España Prize Money Payouts
1. **Ángel Hidalgo** – €494,861.54
2. **Jon Rahm** – €320,204.53
3. **Sean Crocker** (T3) – €119,057.87
**Joe Dean** (T3) – €119,057.87
**Jens Fahrbring** (T3) – €119,057.87
**Tommy Fleetwood** (T3) – €119,057.87
**Grant Forrest** (T3) – €119,057.87
**David Puig** (T3) – €119,057.87
9. **Jayden Schaper** – €65,205.29
10. **Alfredo Garcia-Heredia** (T10) – €53,949.61
**Tyrrell Hatton** (T10) – €53,949.61
**Patrick Reed** (T10) – €53,949.61
13. **Todd Clements** (T13) – €42,907.41
**Shane Lowry** (T13) – €42,907.41
**Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen** (T13) – €42,907.41
**Freddy Schott** (T13) – €42,907.41
**Jimmy Walker** (T13) – €42,907.41
18. **Jorge Campillo** (T18) – €34,543.28
**Louis De Jager** (T18) – €34,543.28
**Alejandro Del Rey** (T18) – €34,543.28
**Julien Guerrier** (T18) – €34,543.28
**Brandon Robinson Thompson** (T18) – €34,543.28
**Tom Vaillant** (T18) – €34,543.28
24. **Ricardo Gouveia** (T24) – €29,400.60
**John Parry** (T24) – €29,400.60
**Yannik Paul** (T24) – €29,400.60
**Richie Ramsay** (T24) – €29,400.60
**Matt Wallace** (T24) – €29,400.60
29. **Adri Arnaus** (T29) – €22,938.29
**Ugo Coussaud** (T29) – €22,938.29
**Rikuya Hoshino** (T29) – €22,938.29
**Romain Langasque** (T29) – €22,938.29
**Pablo Larrazábal** (T29) – €22,938.29
**David Law** (T29) – €22,938.29
**Hurly Long** (T29) – €22,938.29
**Sepp Straka** (T29) – €22,938.29
**Santiago Tarrio** (T29) – €22,938.29
**Fabrizio Zanotti** (T29) – €22,938.29
39. **Matthis Besard** (T39) – €17,465.70
**Dan Bradbury** (T39) – €17,465.70
**Sebastian Garcia** (T39) – €17,465.70
**Francesco Laporta** (T39) – €17,465.70
**David Micheluzzi** (T39) – €17,465.70
**Adrian Otaegui** (T39) – €17,465.70
45. **Sam Bairstow** (T45) – €13,681.47
**Kristian Krogh Johannessen** (T45) – €13,681.47
**Sam Jones** (T45) – €13,681.47
**Jeong Weon Ko** (T45) – €13,681.47
**Jacques Kruyswijk** (T45) – €13,681.47
**Richard Mansell** (T45) – €13,681.47
**Victor Perez** (T45) – €13,681.47
52. **Ross Fisher** (T52) – €10,552.19
**Alex Fitzpatrick** (T52) – €10,552.19
**Luis Masaveu** (AM) (T52) – No earnings
**Matthieu Pavon** (T52) – €10,552.19
**Andrew Wilson** (T52) – €10,552.19
57. **Nick Bachem** (T57) – €9,169.49
**Andrea Pavan** (T57) – €9,169.49
**Jason Scrivener** (T57) – €9,169.49
**Shubhankar Sharma** (T57) – €9,169.49
61. **Jannik De Bruyn** (T61) – €8,150.66
**Benjamin Follett-Smith** (T61) – €8,150.66
**Dylan Frittelli** (T61) – €8,150.66
64. **Ashun Wu** – €7,568.47
65. **Eugenio Chacarra** (T65) – €6,986.28
**Will Enefer** (T65) – €6,986.28
**Daniel Hillier** (T65) – €6,986.28
68. **Jack Davidson** – €6,404.09
69. **Sung Kang** – €6,113.00
Hidalgo’s path to victory was filled with tension. He carded four birdies and three bogeys in the final round and arrived at the 72nd hole with a one-shot lead over Rahm. However, a missed 4-foot birdie putt meant a playoff was necessary. Both players birdied the first playoff hole, but Hidalgo repeated the feat on the second, while Rahm could only manage par, giving Hidalgo the win.
With this victory, Ángel Hidalgo became the 20th Spaniard to claim the Open de España title, joining an illustrious list of previous champions, including Jon Rahm, Seve Ballesteros, Sergio Garcia, Miguel Ángel Jiménez, and Rafa Cabrera-Bello.