DP World Tour Championship 2022: How much are they playing for this week?
Rory McIlroy and Ryan Fox are going in search of big bucks at the DP World Tour Championship this week.
The DP World Tour's best are playing for huge money at this week's DP World Tour Championship at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai.
Not only are they competing for huge wads of cash in the tournament itself, but also the Bonus Pool for finishing in the Top 5 of the season-long DP World Tour Rankings (formerly known as the Race to Dubai).
Rory McIlroy currently leads the DP World Tour Rankings heading into the 50-man season finale on the Earth Course.
He is closely pursued by in-form Ryan Fox of New Zealand.
Here's a look at how everyone rests in the standings right now:
The prize payouts this week might be some way off what you will see on LIV Golf, but they are still fairly hefty cheques I think you will agree.
McIlroy, should he go on to win the DP World Tour Championship, would walk out of Dubai with $5 million ($3 million for the tournament win, $2 million bonus for clinching the DP World Tour Rankings).
Let's take a look at the prize money on offer at the DP World Tour Championship, and also the DP World Tour Rankings further below...
DP World Tour Championship: Prize Fund
1. $3,000,000
2. $1,166,660
3. $777,770
4. $438,200
5. $350,000
6. $296,000
7. $245,000
8. $210,000
9. $175,000
10. $156,000
11. $140,000
12. $128,000
13. $120,400
14. $112,700
15. $107,100
16. $102,900
17. $98,700
18. $94,500
19. $90,300
20. $86,800
21. $84,000
22. $81,200
23. $79,100
24. $77,000
25. $74,900
26. $72,800
27. $70,700
28. $68,600
29. $66,500
30. $64,400
31. $62,300
32. $60,200
33. $58,100
34. $56,000
35. $53,900
36. $52,500
37. $51,100
38. $49,700
39. $48,300
40. $46,900
41. $45,500
42. $44,100
43. $42,700
44. $41,300
45. $39,900
46. $38,500
47. $37,100
48. $35,700
49. $34,300
50. $32,900
DP World Tour Rankings: Bonus Pool
- 1. $2,000,000
- 2. $1,200,000
- 3. $700,000
- 4. $600,000
- 5. $500,000
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