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Leading money winners on DP World Tour for 2023 season. List of tournament results and prize money won for each player from 2023 tournaments.

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List of players who are, or have at any time in their careers been, members of the European Tour, compiled during each Official Season . Total prize money earned in a member's career from 31st December 1984 to the present day DP World Tour .

From the start of the 2005 Official Season a player must be in Membership and feature in the final DP World Tour Rankings for earnings to be credited to him.

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DP World Tour announces record prize fund and bonus scheme for 2023 season

A new feature will see players earn an extra $150,000 if they play 15 events or more.

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Golf’s DP World Tour (formerly the European Tour) has announced its schedule for the 2023 season, featuring a record prize fund and a $150,000 payout to golfers playing 15 events or more.

The schedule for the new season includes at least 39 tournaments to be played in 26 countries, starting with the jointly sanctioned Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane and Joburg Open in South Africa, both beginning on November 24.

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The season will conclude with the DP World Tour Championships in Dubai from November 17 to 20 next year.

Players will compete for an overall prize fund of $144.2 million across the tournaments outside the Major Championships and WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play. There will also be an increased bonus pool of $6 million for the leading eight players on the DP World Tour Rankings through the circuit’s partnership with luxury watch brand Rolex.

In the latest response to the threat of the lucrative rebel LIV Golf Series, golfers on the circuit will also receive a guaranteed $150,000 under the tour’s new ‘Earnings Assurance Program’ if they play a minimum of 15 events.

The US-based PGA Tour announced a similar program in August, with rookies guaranteed $500,000.

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Players that placed last in each of the Saudi-backed LIV Golf events this season earned $120,000, while US star Dustin Johnson earned more than $35 million in individual and team prize money.

Keith Pelly, DP World Tour chief executive, said: “For us to be able to offer our members record prize funds and enhanced earning opportunities is massive, particularly when global economies are still feeling the effects of the pandemic and with the new challenge of rising inflation significantly putting pressure on costs in all facets of our business.

“Our overall prize fund for the 2023 season represents $50 million more than 2021 and also underlines the strength of our partnership with the PGA Tour, who are working with us to drive revenue and a long-term growth plan.

“One of the many benefits we have been able to introduce because of this partnership is the new Earnings Assurance Program, similar to what they already have on the PGA Tour.

“I have always believed that it is an incredible accomplishment for any professional golfer to simply gain their playing rights on the DP World Tour and this new initiative recognizes and rewards that achievement.

“Although we will never lose the magic of the meritocracy and purity of a performance-based structure, this now offers certainty of income to those players who have made it to the pinnacle of the professional game in Europe.”

The record prize fund, increased bonus pool, and Earnings Assurance Program were made through the DP World Tour’s operational joint venture partnership with the PGA Tour.

In June, the DP World Tour and PGA Tour announced an expanded and strengthened strategic alliance through a new 13-year operational joint venture partnership. That tie-up, which will run through 2025, builds on the existing alliance between the two tours that was unveiled in November 2020.

The first four Rolex Series events of 2023 have seen their prize purses rise, with the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, Dubai Desert Classic, Genesis Scottish Open, and BMW PGA Championship all increasing from $8 million to $9 million next year.

New tournaments in Asia have also been added to the schedule, with events taking place in Singapore (February 9 to 12), Thailand (February 16 to 19), Japan (April 20 to 23), and South Korea (April 27 to 30).

A three-week summer break has also been scheduled following the 151 st Open Championship and Barracuda Championship (both July 20 to 23), introduced after player feedback.

Further details about the autumn events will be announced soon.

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Rory McIlroy clinches DP World Tour money crown without playing

SUN CITY, South Africa -- Rory McIlroy sealed the top place in the DP World Tour rankings Sunday without hitting a shot, as none of his closest challengers can now catch him following the penultimate event of the season at Sun City.

McIlroy, with 5,164.5 points going into the DP World Tour Championship at Dubai this week, has now finished top of the European tour's money list five times, along with 2012, 2014, 2015 and 2022.

After making more than 7 million euros ($7.48 million) in prize money in nine tour events this year, McIlroy is 2,083 points ahead of second-place Jon Rahm , the Masters champion, with Adrian Meronk third.

Meronk played in this weekend's Nedbank Golf Challenge at Sun City, where he added 94.5 points after finishing 15th.

The tournament in South Africa was won by American Max Homa , who finished 4 shots ahead of Denmark's Nicolai Hojgaard .

The top 50 finishers in the Race to Dubai rankings will compete for a $10 million purse at Jumeirah Golf Estate starting Thursday.

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LET Prize Money Leaders

So far in 2023, the top 100 prize money leaders on the Ladies European Tour (LET) have won just over  €14.5 million euros , with  Celine Boutier of France currently leading the 2023 money list after she won The Amundi Evian Championship and the Women’s Scottish Open in 2023.

2023 LET Prize Money Leaders

Money List last updated: 23/10/2023

Source of Data: LET Tour website

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2023 European Challenge Tour: 20 points leaders who earned DP World Tour cards

The 2023 European Challenge Tour season ended on Sunday with the season-ending Rolex Challenge Tour Grand Final, which was played this season at Club de Golf Alcanada in Port d'Alcúdia, Mallorca, Spain.

At the end of the tournament, won by Marco Penge, the top 20 players on the 2023 points list earned DP World Tour cards for next season.

Penge earned his second win of the year in the 30-event docket, jumping up to the top spot in the Road to Mallorca, which is the season-long points race.

Casey Jarvis finished in second place on the points list after the 45-player tournament concluded.

Stuart Manley earned the 20th and final card from the points list, despite finishing in 21st place. He had that opportunity as Alex Fitzpatrick, who finished 11th in the final points list after not playing this week, had already earned a DP World Tour card through his status on the DP World Tour's Race to Dubai.

Manley was in last place coming into the final round, but his closing 71 on Sunday was good enough to move to T-41 and clear through into the final available spot.

The Challenge Tour graduates will be able to start their new journey on the DP World Tour in three weeks, after the 2022-2023 DP World Tour season ends at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai in two weeks.

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