Open de Espana 2025: Prize Money Breakdown & Winner’s Payout

The Open de España is underway this weekend and is the most anticipated tournament. Coming right after the prestigious Ryder Cup, the tournament sets the stage for many storylines to continue and new ones to emerge. Team Europe’s Ryder Cup winners Jon Rahm and Shane Lowry are set to headline the tournament. With the field stacked, the field at Club de Campo Villa de Madrid set up for a banger and a huge prize purse up for grabs, the Open de España promises a thrilling mix of passion, redemption, and high-stakes golf.

The Open de España might not be a Rolex Series event, but it still offers a hefty prize purse of $3.25m, where the winner will walk away with $552,500 this week and the runner-up walking away $357,500.

Here is the full breakdown of the prize money below:

With many players like Sergio Garcia, Patrick Reed, and Joaquin Niemman, and in the competition with hometown hero Jon Rahm looking to carry his Ryder Cup winning momentum, the atmosphere around the Spanish Open couldn’t be more electric.

Moreover, one of the most intriguing storylines brewing this week isn’t just about Rahm’s homecoming; it’s about his quiet rivalry with fellow Ryder Cup teammate Shane Lowry.

Rahm returns home seeking history as Ryder Cup stars collide at the Spanish Open.

With the Ryder Cup behind Shane Lowry and Jon Rahm, Jon aims to set an all-time Spanish Open record this year. The camaraderie Rahm and Lowry shared in Europe’s 15-13 victory now transforms into friendly rivalry, adding extra intrigue to the competition. Rahm enters this tournament chasing his 5th win, which would put him ahead of the past the legendary Seve Ballesteros.

But with the tournament stacked with a deep line-up of players like Sergio García, Patrick Reed, and Joaquín Niemann. The odds are up against Jon Rahm in his pursuit of breaking the record for all-time wins, but with the crowd behind him, he still enters as the man to beat.

Beyond the headline names, the 2025 Open de España features an impressive field packed with European and international talent. Spanish favorites like Pablo Larrazábal, Adrian Otaegui, and Rafa Cabrera Bello add local flair, while young guns such as Eugenio Chacarra, David Puig, and José Luis Ballester represent the next generation of homegrown stars. Global contenders, including Thorbjørn Olesen, Guido Migliozzi, Matthias Schwab, and Jordan Smith, bring proven pedigree to Madrid, ensuring fierce competition. With seasoned pros like Danny Willett and Ewen Ferguson also in the mix, fans can expect a tightly contested tournament filled with drama, precision, and world-class shot-making at Club de Campo Villa de Madrid.

As the Spanish Open gets underway, fans can look forward to exciting golf filled with passion, national pride, and top European talent.