2024 Open de France prize money payout: How much did each golfer win from the €3,250,000 purse?

Dan Bradbury was the surprise winner of the 2024 Open de France on Sunday, October 13. The Englishman took home his second career DP World Tour title at Le Golf National and the lion's share of the €3,250,000 prize purse.

Bradbury's paycheck for winning the Open de France was €505,265.12. A total of 11 other players earned €50,000 or more for their performances.

2024 Open de France prize money payout

Below is the prize money distribution for the Open de France:

• 1 Dan Bradbury €505,265.12
• T2 Sam Bairstow €197,202.00
• T2 Thorbjørn Olesen €197,202.00
• T2 Yannik Paul €197,202.00
• T2 Jeff Winther €197,202.00
• T6 Matthew Jordan €96,594.80
• T6 Francesco Laporta €96,594.80
• T8 Johannes Veerman €70,439.90
• T8 Gunner Wiebe €70,439.90
• T10 Simon Forsström €57,065.24
• T10 Brandon Stone €57,065.24
• 12 Fabrizio Zanotti €51,120.94
• T13 Aaron Cockerill €43,809.46
• T13 Gavin Green €43,809.46
• T13 Rasmus Højgaard €43,809.46
• T13 Justin Rose €43,809.46
• T13 Jordan Smith €43,809.46
• T18 Joe Dean €33,816.44
• T18 Julien Guerrier €33,816.44
• T18 Justin Harding €33,816.44
• T18 Calum Hill €33,816.44
• T18 Nicolai Højgaard €33,816.44
• T18 Guido Migliozzi €33,816.44
• T18 Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen €33,816.44
• T18 Niklas Norgaard €33,816.44
• T18 Adrien Saddier €33,816.44
• T27 Casey Jarvis €27,343.76
• T27 Tom Mckibbin €27,343.76
• T27 David Micheluzzi €27,343.76
• T27 Matthew Southgate €27,343.76
• T27 Jesper Svensson €27,343.76
• T32 Ross Fisher €22,885.54
• T32 Maximilian Kieffer €22,885.54
• T32 Victor Perez €22,885.54
• T32 Tom Vaillant €22,885.54
• T32 Oliver Wilson €22,885.54
• T37 Jorge Campillo €17,535.67
• T37 Todd Clements €17,535.67
• T37 Thomas Detry €17,535.67
• T37 Ewen Ferguson €17,535.67
• T37 Alex Fitzpatrick €17,535.67
• T37 Lev Grinberg (a)
• T37 David Law €17,535.67
• T37 James Morrison €17,535.67
• T37 Sebastian Söderberg €17,535.67
• T37 Connor Syme €17,535.67
• T37 Matt Wallace €17,535.67
• T37 Paul Waring €17,535.67
• T49 Haotong Li €13,077.45
• T49 Matteo Manassero €13,077.45
• T49 David Ravetto €13,077.45
• T49 Ashun Wu €13,077.45
• T53 Eddie Pepperell €11,294.16
• T53 Bernd Wiesberger €11,294.16
• T55 Joel Girrbach €10,253.91
• T55 Darius Van Driel €10,253.91
• T57 Dylan Frittelli €9,362.27
• T57 Marcus Kinhult €9,362.27
• T57 Adrian Otaegui €9,362.27
• T57 Matthieu Pavon €9,362.27
• 61 Grégory Havret €8,619.23
• T62 Manuel Elvira €8,024.80
• T62 Antoine Rozner €8,024.80
• T62 Clément Sordet €8,024.80
• T65 Romain Wattel €7,281.76
• T65 Robin Williams €7,281.76
• T67 Will Enefer €6,687.33
• T67 Rikuya Hoshino €6,687.33
• 69 Lukas Nemecz €6,241.51
• 70 Alexander Knappe €5,944.30
• 71 Marcel Siem €5,647.08

Dan Bradbury carded a bogey-free fourth round with five birdies to win the Open de France, amid a battle that involved at least 11 players with a shot at the title.

Bradbury himself acknowledged the surprise of finding that he was in a position to win the title. Here's what he had to say for the DP World Tour news service:

"It hasn’t sunk in at all. The goal this week was to make the cut so I didn’t have to go to Korea (needing to) keep my card."

Bradbury is in his second season on the DP World Tour. The Open de France is the second title of his career, as he won the 2022 Joburg Open, his third tournament as a professional and the first on his schedule for the 2022-2023 season.