How much did golfers win at the 2023 DS Automobiles Italian Open? Prize money payouts explored

The 2023 DS Automobiles Italian Open concluded on Sunday with Adrian Meronk winning the title. The 29-year-old Polish golfer beat the likes of Romain Langasque, Julien Guerrier, and Nicolai Højgaard to earn the DP World Tour win at Marco Simone Golf Club in Rome, Italy.

Meronk played at the 2023 Ryder Cup venue and won the event by a shot over Langasque. The golfer made a clutch par putt on the final hole to avoid a playoff. With the win, Meronk bagged the €500,000 winner's share from the €3,000,000 prize purse. Apart from the paycheck, the Italian Open champion also earned 20.5 Official World Golf Ranking points, along with 710 Race to Dubai points as a DP World Tour member.

While Adrian Meronk took the major share of the prize purse, Italian Open runner-up Langasque settled for a €323,849 paycheck. Guerrier, who finished third, won €185,477, while fourth-place finisher Alexander Björk won €147,204. Nicolai Højgaard, Maximilian Kieffer, and Daniel Van Tonder shared T5 and earned €105,398 each. With a 36-hole cut, the European Tour event saw 72 of 144 starting players earning paychecks.

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2023 DS Automobiles Italian Open prize money

Here are the complete prize money payouts for the DP World Tour’s Italian Open:

• WIN: Adrian Meronk - €500,495
• 2: Romain Langasque - €323,849
• 3: Julien Guerrier - €185,477
• 4: Alexander Björk - €147,204
• T5: Nicolai Højgaard - €105,398
• T5: Maximilian Kieffer - €105,398
• T5: Daniel Van Tonder - €105,398
• 8: Jorge Campillo - €73,602
• T9: Marcus Armitage - €52,194
• T9: Eddie Pepperell - €52,194
• T9: Victor Perez - €52,194
• T9: Kalle Samooja - €52,194
• T9: Callum Shinkwin - €52,194
• T9: Sebastian Söderberg - €52,194
• T9: Clément Sordet - €52,194
• T16: Aaron Cockerill - €38,214
• T16: Ryo Hisatsune - €38,214
• T16: Tapio Pulkkanen - €38,214
• T16: Jordan Smith - €38,214
• T16: Santiago Tarrio - €38,214
• T21: Antoine Rozner - €33,709
• T21: Sami Välimäki - €33,709
• T23: Bryce Easton - €31,501
• T23: Niklas Nørgaard - €31,501
• T23: Yannik Paul - €31,501
• T26: Matthew Baldwin - €27,527
• T26: Wil Besseling - €27,527
• T26: Todd Clements - €27,527
• T26: Zander Lombard - €27,527
• T26: Shubhankar Sharma - €27,527
• T26: Marcel Siem - €27,527
• T32: Dan Bradbury - €21,565
• T32: Grant Forrest - €21,565
• T32: Simon Forsström - €21,565
• T32: Matthieu Pavon - €21,565
• T32: Jc Ritchie - €21,565
• T32: Matthew Southgate - €21,565
• T32: Nicolai Von Dellingshausen - €21,565
• T32: Ashun Wu - €21,565
• T40: Rafa Cabrera Bello - €16,781
• T40: John Catlin - €16,781
• T40: Thorbjørn Olesen - €16,781
• T40: Adrian Otaegui - €16,781
• T40: David Ravetto - €16,781
• T40: Freddy Schott - €16,781
• T40: Justin Walters - €16,781
• T47: Jens Dantorp - €13,248
• T47: Alejandro Del Rey - €13,248
• T47: Rasmus Højgaard - €13,24
• T47: Scott Jamieson - €13,248
• T47: Alexander Levy - €13,248
• 52: Robin Sciot - €11,481
• T53: Sean Crocker - €10,230
• T53: Jeong Weon Ko - €10,230
• T53: Mike Lorenzo - €10,230
• T53: Richie Ramsay - €10,230
• T57: Daniel Brown - €8,537
• T57: Pedro Figueiredo - €8,537
• T57: Daniel Gavins - €8,537
• T57: Jazz Janewattananond - €8,537
• T57: Guido Migliozzi - €8,537
• T57: Lukas Nemecz - €8,537
• T57: Garrick Porteous - €8,537
• T64: Angel Hidalgo - €7,213
• T64: Aron Zemmer - €7,213
• 66: Louis De Jager - €6,771
• T67: Ross Fisher - €6,329
• T67: Joost Luiten - €6,329
• 69: Søren Kjeldsen - €5,888
• 70: Richard Mansell - €5,593
• 71: Renato Paratore - €4,416
• 72: Julien Brun - €4,413

After a successful Italian Open outing, the DP World Tour will now head to the Rinkven Golfclub in Belgium for the Soudal Open.