With a star-studded cast heading to the Yas Links course in the United Arab Emirates for the DP World Tour Play-offs, so we look at how much Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship prize money is on offer to the players.
2024 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship Prize Money Purse Is $7m
Many top golf names, that include Rory McIlroy, Tyrrell Hatton and Tommy Fleetwood are in action at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship this week as the players look to hit a top 50 place for next week’s Race To Dubai on the DP World Tour.
This event has one of the biggest payouts of the season – so just what is the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship prize money and how much can the winner top up their bank account with?
The tournament has a staggering $9m purse – while there will also be a massive 9,000 Race To Dubai ranking points up for grabs.
Plus, for the European players on show there are 2,000 Ryder Cup points to win.
How Much Will The 2024 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship Winner Get?
Of the $9m purse, the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship winner will win $1,530,000
While the runner-up will win $990,000 and the third $567,000.
You can see the full purse breakdown below, from 1st to 70th – with even the last-placed player walking away with $17,100
Players will also be hunting more bonuses with the top 10 in the rankings when the week is over will also share a pool of $6m and the Race To Dubai winner getting another $2m.
When Is The Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship 2024?
📅Date: Thursday 7th November – Sunday 10th November
🏌️Course: Yas Links, Abu Dhabi, UAE
📺 TV: Sky Sports
🤑 Purse: $9m (Winner: $1,530,000)
Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship Prize Money 2024 – The Full Breakdown
See below the 1st -70th prize money breakdown for the 2024 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship golf event.
- 1st $1,530,000
- 2nd $990,000
- 3rd $567,000
- 4th $450,000
- 5th $381,600
- 6th $315,000
- 7th $270,000
- 8th $225,000
- 9th $201,600
- 10th $180,000
- 11th $165,600
- 12th $154,800
- 13th $144,900
- 14th $137,700
- 15th $132,300
- 16th $126,900
- 17th $121,500
- 18th $116,100
- 19th $111,600
- 20th $108,000
- 21st $104,400
- 22nd $101,700
- 23rd $99,000
- 24th $96,300
- 25th $93,600
- 26th $90,900
- 27th $88,200
- 28th $85,500
- 29th $82,800
- 30th $80,100
- 31st $77,400
- 32nd $74,700
- 33rd $72,000
- 34th $69,300
- 35th $66,600
- 36th $63,900
- 37th $62,100
- 38th $60,300
- 39th $58,500
- 40th $56,700
- 41st $54,900
- 42nd $53,100
- 43rd $51,300
- 44th $49,500
- 45th $47,700
- 46th $45,900
- 47th $44,100
- 48th $42,300
- 49th $40,500
- 50th $38,700
- 51st $36,900
- 52nd $35,100
- 53rd $33,300
- 54th $31,500
- 55th $30,600
- 56th $29,700
- 57th $28,800
- 58th $27,900
- 59th $27,000
- 60th $26,100
- 61st $25,200
- 62nd $24,300
- 63rd $23,400
- 64th $22,500
- 65th $21,600
- 66th $20,700
- 67th $19,800
- 68th $18,900
- 69th $18,000
- 70th $17,100
Who Is Favourite To Win The 2024 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship?
According to the best golf betting sites in the UK Rory McIlroy is one of the big fancies to win the 2024 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship and is closely followed in the market by fellow European players Tyrrell Hatton, who won in 2021 and Tommy Fleetwood, who was the champion in 2017 and 2018.
The 2023 tournament was won by France’s Victor Perez after posting a score of -18 – beating Min Woo Lee and Sebastian Söderberg by a stroke.
Since this event was first played in 2006, McIlroy is yet to win – but has finished runner-up four times (2011, 2012, 2015 ad 2014).
McIlroy has also recently said that he feels that Donald Trump getting back in the White House will help try and resolve the PGA Tour and LIV issues.
Recent Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship Winners
- 2023 - Victor Perez (-18)
- 2022 - Thomas Pieters (-10)
- 2021 - Tyrrell Hatton (-18)
- 2020 - Lee Westwood (-19)
- 2019 - Shane Lowry (-18)
- 2018 - Tommy Fleetwood (-22)
- 2017 - Tommy Fleetwood (-17)
