DP World Tour: Amgen Irish Open 2025 purse breakdown: How much will each golfer earn from the $6M purse?

The final round of the 2025 Amgen Irish Open is currently in progress at the K Club in Straffan, Ireland. The DP World Tour event is headlined by the likes of Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry, and Thomas Detry, among other star players. The leaderboard displays tough competition with McIlroy and Swedish golfer Joakim Lagergren fighting for the winner's spot and a big prize money.

The 70th edition of the Amgen Irish Open holds a purse of $6 million and 5,000 Race to Dubai points. While some of the notable golfers have remained in contention, several big names have missed the even-par cutline. LIV golfer Brooks Koepka, European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald, Matti Schmid, and Padraig Harrington, among others, failed to advance to the weekend rounds.

Rory McIlroy, who ended up at T50 after the first round of the Amgen Irish Open, played his way into contention and tied for third position at the end of round two. He maintained his position on the leaderboard within the Top 5 well into the final round and will look to claim the title again.

The Northern Irish golfer won the Amgen Irish Open in 2016 and finished as the runner-up last year when Rasmus Højgaard took the title home. Rory McIlroy will also look to win his first event since the 2025 Masters.

In contention for the Amgen Irish Open title is also the Swedish golfer Joakim Lagergren, who hopes to win his first event on the DP World Tour. The 33-year-old has put up an impressive fight throughout the week and will look to emerge victorious. The 2024 Amgen Irish Open champion, Rasmus Højgaard, decided to skip the tournament this year as he prepares to make his first Ryder Cup appearance later in September.

How much will each player win at the 2025 Amgen Irish Open? Purse breakdown

Let's take a look at how the 2025 Amgen Irish Open's $6 million purse will be divided among the players in the field (via Golf Monthly):

1st - $1,020,000
2nd - $660,000
3rd - $378,000
4th - $300,000
5th - $254,400
6th - $210,000
7th - $180,000
8th - $150,000
9th - $134,400
10th - $120,000
11th - $110,400
12th - $103,200
13th - $96,600
14th - $91,800
15th - $88,200
16th - $84,600
17th - $81,000
18th - $77,400
19th - $74,400
20th - $72,000
21st - $69,600
22nd - $67,800
23rd -$66,000
24th - $64,200
25th - $62,400
26th - $60,600
27th - $58,800
28th - $57,000
29th - $55,200
30th - $53,400
31st - $51,600
32nd - $49,800
33rd - $48,000
34th - $46,200
35th - $44,000
36th - $42,600
37th - $41,400
38th - $40,200
39th - $39,000
40th - $37,800
41st - $36,600
42nd - $35,400
43rd - $34,200
44th - $33,000
45th - $31,800
46th - $30,600
47th - $29,400
48th - $28,200
49th - $27,000
50th - $25,800
51st - $24,600
52nd - $23,400
53rd - $22,200
54th - $21,000
55th - $20,400
56th - $19,800
57th - $19,200
58th - $18,600
59th - $18,000
60th - $17,400
61st - $16,800
62nd - $16,200
63rd - $15,600
64th - $15,000
65th - $14,400
66th - $13,800
67th - $13,200
68th - $12,600
69th - $12,000
70th - $11,400

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