The 57th edition of the Singapore Open presented by The Business Times is almost over and the pressure is mounting for those Asian Tour pros in the hunt this week.
What makes this International Series event so important to win is the handful of potentially life-changing perks that come with it.
Not only will the champion claim the historic trophy, but the leading two players - who are not already exempt - will secure starts at The 154th Open Championship in July via the Open Qualifying Series.
In addition, victory will go a long way towards helping in a player's International Series quest, with multiple LIV Golf League cards potentially available at the end of the season.
And if that wasn't enough, there is a $2 million tournament purse set to be split among anyone who qualified for the weekend at the Serapong Course.
The Singapore Open winner will bank $360,000 to go along with their newest title while the runner-up is set to earn over $200,000. Third and fourth place, should they finish along, will collect more than $100,000 each as well.
With one round to play, South Korean Jeongwoo Ham was in a commanding position to claim the $360,000 as he led by four on 13 under, with Australian Cameron John his closest rival.
Whoever lifts the trophy, it will be a different player to a year ago as the 2024 winner Yosuke Asaji is not in the field.
Below is the maximum prize money payout for each position at the 2026 Singapore Open presented by The Business Times based on 75 pros making the cut and before ties are taken into account.
Singapore Open Prize Money Breakdown
Position |
Prize Money |
1st |
$360,000 |
2nd |
$220,000 |
3rd |
$126,000 |
4th |
$100,000 |
5th |
$82,000 |
6th |
$66,600 |
7th |
$57,000 |
8th |
$49,000 |
9th |
$42,800 |
10th |
$38,200 |
11th |
$34,900 |
12th |
$32,500 |
13th |
$30,300 |
14th |
$28,900 |
15th |
$27,700 |
16th |
$26,500 |
17th |
$25,300 |
18th |
$24,100 |
19th |
$23,100 |
20th |
$22,300 |
21st |
$21,800 |
22nd |
$21,200 |
23rd |
$20,600 |
24th |
$20,000 |
25th |
$19,400 |
26th |
$18,800 |
27th |
$18,200 |
28th |
$17,600 |
29th |
$17,000 |
30th |
$16,400 |
31st |
$16,200 |
32nd |
$15,600 |
33rd |
$15,200 |
34th |
$14,800 |
35th |
$14,400 |
36th |
$14,000 |
37th |
$13,600 |
38th |
$13,200 |
39th |
$12,800 |
40th |
$12,400 |
41st |
$12,100 |
42nd |
$11,700 |
43rd |
$11,300 |
44th |
$10,900 |
45th |
$10,700 |
46th |
$10,600 |
47th |
$10,200 |
48th |
$9,800 |
49th |
$9,400 |
50th |
$9,000 |
51st |
$8,600 |
52nd |
$8,200 |
53rd |
$7,800 |
54th |
$7,600 |
55th |
$7,400 |
56th |
$7,200 |
57th |
$7,000 |
58th |
$6,800 |
59th |
$6,600 |
60th |
$6,400 |
61st |
$6,200 |
62nd |
$6,000 |
63rd |
$5,800 |
64th |
$5,600 |
65th |
$5,400 |
66th |
$5,200 |
67th |
$5,000 |
68th |
$4,800 |
69th |
$4,600 |
70th |
$4,400 |
71st |
$4,200 |
72nd |
$4,000 |
73rd |
$3,800 |
74th |
$3,600 |
75th |
$3,400 |
