2024 Hero Women's Indian Open prize money payout: How much did each golfer win from the $400,000 purse?

Liz Young won the Hero Women's Indian Open courtesy of a 2-under total. The Englishwoman claimed her second Ladies European Tour title and the lion's share of the $400,000 purse at the DLF Golf and Country Club.

Young's paycheck for winning the Women's Indian Open was $55,534.65. Seven other players earned more than $10,000 for their efforts.

2024 Hero Women's Indian Open prize money payout

Below is the prize money distribution for the Women's Indian Open:

• 1 Liz Young $55,534.65
• T2 Shannon Tan $21,380.84
• T2 Agathe Sauzon $21,380.84
• T2 Momoka Kobori $21,380.84
• T2 Manon De Roey $21,380.84
• T6 Perrine Delacour $10,366.47
• T6 Maha Haddioui $10,366.47
• T6 Hannah Burke $10,366.47
• T9 Emma Spitz $8,885.54
• 10 Kirsten Rudgeley $8,515.31
• T11 Mannat Brar (Amateur)
• T11 Alice Hewson $8,145.08
• T13 Hannah Screen $7,589.74
• T13 Sara Kouskova $7,589.74
• T15 Trichat Cheenglab $6,725.86
• T15 Pranavi Urs $6,725.86
• T15 Hitaashee Bakshi $6,725.86
• T18 Linda Wessberg $6,108.81
• T18 Dorthea Forbrigd $6,108.81
• T18 Caroline Hedwall $6,108.81
• T21 Linnea Johansson $5,338.73
• T21 Annabell Fuller $5,338.73
• T21 Amy Taylor $5,338.73
• T21 Ana Pelaez Trivino $5,338.73
• T21 Florentyna Parker $5,338.73
• T26 Maria Fassi $4,405.75
• T26 Hayley Davis $4,405.75
• T26 Tvesa Malik $4,405.75
• T26 Ayako Uehara $4,405.75
• T26 Luna Sobron Galmes $4,405.75
• T31 Ridhima Dilawari $3,539.41
• T31 Aunchisa Utama $3,539.41
• T31 Sofie Kibsgaard $3,539.41
• T31 Vani Kapoor $3,539.41
• T31 Mireia Prat $3,539.41
• T36 Tiia Koivisto $3,091.43
• T36 Elena Moosmann $3,091.43
• T38 Maria Hernandez $2,758.22
• T38 Moa Folke $2,758.22
• T38 Diksha Dagar $2,758.22
• T38 Virginia Elena Carta $2,758.22
• T42 Alexandra Swayne $2,313.95
• T42 Anne-Lise Caudal $2,313.95
• T42 Noora Komulainen $2,313.95
• T42 Rosie Davies $2,313.95
• T46 Elina Nummenpaa $1,925.20
• T46 Gemma Clews $1,925.20
• T46 Ursula Wikstrom $1,925.20
• T46 Ananya Garg $1,925.20
• T46 Christine Wolf $1,925.20
• T51 Sanna Nuutinen $1,666.04
• T51 Ines Laklalech $1,666.04
• T51 Eleanor Givens $1,666.04
• T54 Paz Marfa Sans $1,397.62
• T54 Madelene Stavnar $1,397.62
• T54 Leonie Harm $1,397.62
• T54 Camille Chevalier $1,397.62
• 58 Pia Babnik $1,221.76
• T59 Janneya Dasanniee (Amateur)
• T59 Anne-Charlotte Mora $1,184.74
• 61 Kajsa Arwefjall $1,147.72
• T62 Felicity Johnson $1,092.18
• T62 Cara Gorlei $1,092.18

Liz Young's victory at the Women's Indian Open moved her up to 12th on the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit. The top position is still held by rookie Chiara Tamburlini, who missed the cut in India.

Tamburlini sits atop the leaderboard with 2,623.44 points to her credit. She holds a significant 750-point advantage over second-placed Manon De Roey. With two events remaining on the official Ladies European Tour schedule, De Roey needs at least one win and one runner-up finish to knock the Swiss off the top spot.

Both Tamburlini and De Roey are strong contenders for two of the four LPGA Tour cards available at the end of the season. Pauline Roussin-Bouchard, Bronte Law and Shanon Tan are among those vying for the other two cards.