2025 Irish Open Final Payouts: Rory McIlroy Wins $1.02 Million

The 2025 Irish Open offered a $6 million purse, and Rory McIlroy claimed the top prize. Here's the full breakdown of payouts.
Rory McIlroy won the Irish Open for the second time in his career.
Rory McIlroy won the Irish Open for the second time in his career. / Richard Heathcote/Getty Images

The Irish Open got a nice boost this year, as Rory McIlroy rallied on Sunday to win the 70th edition of the event. It offered a $6 million purse, with $1.02 million to McIlroy for his victory.

McIlroy was no doubt thrilled to stay sharp in advance of the Ryder Cup, set for later this month at Bethpage Black. His opening round had a strange moment where he was put on the clock for slow play. McIlroy said his group was repeatedly delayed because of large crowds and camera crews following his group. Not a huge surprise given McIlroy's popularity in his homeland.

But in the end, McIlory shot a 66 on Sunday, capped by an eagle on the 72nd hole to force sudden death again Sweden's Joakim Lagergren. McIlroy prevailed with a birdie on the third extra hole, and afterward fans serenaded him with chants of "Ole, ole, ole!" Full speed ahead to the Ryder Cup.

Here's the full breakdown of payouts for the 2025 Irish Open.

2025 Irish Open Final Payouts

Win: $1,020,000 - Rory McIlroy

2: $660,000 - Jaokim Lagergren

T3: $337,800 - Rafa Cabrera Bello, Angel Hidalgo

T5: $232,200 - Adrien Saddier, Angel Ayora

7: $180,000 - Oliver Lindell

8:  $150,000 - Jacob Skov Olesen

T9: $121,600 - Shaun Norris, Jeff Winther, Daniel Brown

T12 $97,200 - Alfredo Garcia-Heredia, Marcus Armitage, Thomas Detry

T15 $81,120 - Clément Sordet, David Ravetto, Shane Lowry, Richard Sterne, Joost Luiten

20 $67,000 - Thorbjørn Olesen, Casey Jarvis, Niklas Lemke, Jack Senior, Manuel Elvira, Tom Mckibbin

T26 $58,800 - Todd Clements, Jannik De Bruyn, Bernd Wiesberger

T29 $48,900 - Daniel Hillier, Ben Schmidt, Tapio Pulkkanen, Romaine Langasque, John Parry, Thomas Aiken, Jhonattan Vegas, Nacho Elvira

T37 $39,000 - Brandon Wu, Elvis Smylie, Matteo Manassero, Nicolai Von Dellingshausen, Mikael Lindberg,

T42 $33,600 - Hamish Brown, Tyrrell Hatton, Laurie Canter, Tom Vaillant

T46 $28,800 - Jeong Weon Ko, Aaron Cockerill, Andreas Halvorsen, Ross Fisher

T50 $22,900 - Alexander Levy, Eugenio Chacarra, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Marco Penge, Patrick Reed, Alex Maguire

T56 $18,600 - Alejandro Del Rey, Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Zander Lombard, Yuto Katsuragawa, Erik Van Rooyen

61 $16,800 - Sean Crocker

T62 $15,300 - Adrian Otaegui, Kazuma Kobori, Paul O'Hara, Martin Laird,

66 $13,800 - Joel Moscatel

67 $13,200 - Davis Bryant

T68 $11,250 - Guido Migliozzi, Dylan Naidoo, Simon Forsström, Robin Williams

72: $8,997 - Jesper Svensson


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