2024 Open de France prize money breakdown: How much will each golfer earn from the $3.25 million pool?

The Open de France is the next stop on the 2024 DP World Tour calendar. The event will be played from October 10-13 at Le Golf National, the same venue that hosted the 2018 Ryder Cup and the 2024 Olympic Games among many other high-profile events.

The purse for the 2024 Open de France is $3.25 million and the winner will walk away with a check for $552,500. Five other players will receive $100,000 or more for their finishes.

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2024 Open de France prize money breakdown

Below are the amounts that each player will receive based on their results at the 2024 Open de France. Amounts may vary in the event of a tie:

• 1st $552,500
• 2nd $357,500
• 3rd $204,750
• 4th $162,500
• 5th $137,800
• 6th $113,750
• 7th $97,500
• 8th $81,250
• 9th $72,800
• 10th $65,000
• 11th $59,800
• 12th $55,900
• 13th $52,325
• 14th $49,725
• 15th $47,775
• 16th $45,825
• 17th $43,875
• 18th $41,925
• 19th $40,300
• 20th $39,000
• 21st $37,700
• 22nd $36,725
• 23rd $35,750
• 24th $34,775
• 25th $33,800
• 26th $32,825
• 27th $31,850
• 28th $30,875
• 29th $29,900
• 30th $28,925
• 31st $27,950
• 32nd $26,975
• 33rd $26,000
• 34th $25,025
• 35th $24,050
• 36th $23,075
• 37th $22,425
• 38th $21,775
• 39th $21,125
• 40th $20,475
• 41st $19,825
• 42nd $19,175
• 43rd $18,525
• 44th $17,875
• 45th $17,225
• 46th $16,575
• 47th $15,925
• 48th $15,275
• 49th $14,625
• 50th $13,975
• 51st $13,325
• 52nd $12,675
• 53rd $12,025
• 54th $11,375
• 55th $11,050
• 56th $10,725
• 57th $10,400
• 58th $10,075
• 59th $9,750
• 60th $9,425
• 61st $9,100
• 62nd $8,775
• 63rd $8,450
• 64th $8,125
• 65th $7,800

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A look at the history of the Open de France

The Open de France is one of the oldest and most prestigious tournaments in the world of golf. Its first edition was played in 1906 and its first champion was French legend Arnaud Massy.

Massy won his national open four times, but he is not the event's top winner. That honor belongs to Jersey Island player Aubrey Boomer with five titles.

The tournament has been played at a number of venues throughout France. Le Golf National has hosted by far the most editions with 30, followed by Racing Club de France La Boulie in Versailles with 20.

Another legendary player with four victories in the event, Seve Ballesteros, holds the record to par (21 under) since winning at Golf de Saint-Germain in 1985. The aggregate record of 261 was set by Lu Liang-Huan of Taiwan when he won at Golf de Biarritz-Le Phare in 1971.

The event has been part of the European Tour (now the DP World Tour) calendar since 1972. In 2017 and 2018, it was one of the Rolex Series tournaments but that status was subsequently withdrawn and it is now a regular calendar event.

The Open de France's most illustrious winners include the aforementioned Massy and Ballesteros as well as Major champions Bobby Locke, Byron Nelson, Greg Norman, Nick Faldo, Bernhard Langer, Retief Goosen and Jose Maria Olazabal, among others.