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2025 DP World India Championship Final Payouts, Prize Money, Winnings

Tommy Fleetwood continued his terrific 2025 with a win at Delhi Golf Club in India.
Tommy Fleetwood shot a final-round 65 to secure a win in India.
Tommy Fleetwood shot a final-round 65 to secure a win in India. | Prakash Singh/Getty Images

The DP World Tour staged its inaugural DP World India Championship this week, with a $4 million purse, $680,000 to the winner and a nice turnout from the world's best players.

The purse is smaller than many in the men's golf world, espcially majors and signature events, which these days offer $20-25 million each week. But the $4 million this week is the largest prize ever offered at a golf event in India.

It's also the first time the DP World Tour has returned to Delhi Golf Club since 2016.

Tommy Fleetwood will go down in history as the first India Championship winner, firing 22 under over four rounds at the tight layout to win by two shots over Keita Nakajima. The Englishman shot 65 Sunday, tied for the low round of the day, to shut the door.

The win continues a terrific 2025 for Fleetwood, which includes his first PGA Tour win at the Tour Championship, winning the FedEx Cup, as well as a starring role last month with the victorious European Ryder Cup team.

Here are the final payouts for the 2025 DP World India Championship.

2025 DP World India Championship Final Payouts.

WIN: Tommy Fleetwood, 22 under: $680,000

2. Keita Nakajima, 20 under: $440,000

T3. Alex Fitzpatrick, Thriston Lawrence, Shane Lowry; 18 under: $207,200

T6. Viktor Hovland, Joost Luiten, Jayden Schaper; 17 under: $120,000

T9. Daniel Hillier, Michael Kim; 16 under: $84,800

T11. Jorge Campillo, Ben Schmidt; 15 under: $71,200

T13. Dan Bradbury, Tom Vaillant; 14 under: $62,800

T15. Brandon Robinson Thompson, Andy Sullivan; 13 under: $57,600

T17. Martin Couvra, Jens Dantorp, Alfredo Garcia-Heredia, Casey Jarvis, Andrea Pavan, David Ravetto, Marcel Schneider, Freddy Scott, Bernd Wiesberger; 12 under: $46,911

T26. Eugenio Chacarra, Andreas Halvorsen, Brian Harman, Frederic Lacroix, Rory McIlroy; 11 under: $38,000

31. Hamish Brown, 10 under: $34,400

T32. Marcus Armitage, Ben Griffin, Shiv Kapur, Zander Lombard; 9 under: $31,400

T36. Pablo Larrazabal, Yannik Paul, Dhruv Sheoran, Darius Van Driel; 8 under: $27,200

T40. Ugo Coussaud, Jannik De Bruyn, Manuel Elvira, Adrien Otaegui, Robin Williams, Fabrizio Zanotti; 7 under: $23,200

T46. Luke Donald, Ross Fisher, Jack Senior, Richard Sterne; 6 under: $19,200

T50. Gregorio De Leo, Darren Fichardt, Julien Guerrier, Jordan Smith, Nicolai Von Dellingshausen; 5 under: $15,600

55. Bjorn Akesson, 4 under: $13,600

T56. Nacho Elvira, Joel Girrbach, Jacques Kruyswijk, Anirban Lahiri, Shubhankar Sharma; 3 under: $12,400

T61. Rafa Cabrera Bello, Gavin Green; 2 under: $11,000

T63. Abhinav Lohan, Jason Scrivener; 1 under: $10,200

65. Jordan Gumberg, Even: $9,600


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