China Open 2025: Prize money payout in full

Home hero Ashun Wu produced a stunning comeback to win on home soil at the Volvo China Open on Sunday. 

The event returned for its 30th anniversary, ten years after Wu lifted the title and his first on the Wentworth-based circuit.  

And on both occasions, he beat an Englishman. This time it was Jordan Smith who finished second, despite holding a lead during the back-nine of the final round. 

Wu, 39, claimed his fifth DP World Tour win and the winner’s share of a $2.55 million prize money purse at Enhance Anting Golf Club, in Shanghai. 

That equated to just over $380,000 in prize money, while Smith banked just shy of $250,000 for his solo second finish. 

Both Wu and Smith also catapulted towards the top end of the Asian Swing leaderboard, which will grant the top three players a place in next month’s PGA Championship. 

Here’s the full prize money breakdown from China… 

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Volvo China Open 2025: Prize money payout in full 

WINNER: Ashun Wu, €381,213.83 

2: Jordan Smith, €246,667.77 

3: Yannik Paul, €141,273.36 

T4: Eugenio Chacarra, €95,228.71 

T4: Zecheng Dou, €95,228.71 

T4: Haotong Li, €95,228.71 

7: Tapio Pulkkanen, €67,273.03 

T8: Wenyi Ding, €53,145.69 

T8: Jacob Skov Olesen, €53,145.69 

T10: Kiradech Aphibarnrat, €40,195.63 

T10: Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, €40,195.63 

T10: Marcel Schneider, €40,195.63 

T10: Brandon Wu, €40,195.63 

14: Joost Luiten, €34,309.24 

T15: MK Kim, €30,317.71 

T15: Marcus Kinhult, €30,317.71 

T15: Shaun Norris, €30,317.71 

T15: Conor Purcell, €30,317.71 

T15: Elvis Smylie, €30,317.71 

T20: Casey Jarvis, €26,460.72 

T20: Kazuma Kobori, €26,460.72 

T22: Sam Bairstow, €24,330.41 

T22: Jannik De Bruyn, €24,330.41 

T22: Julien Guerrier, €24,330.41 

T22: Niklas Lemke, €24,330.41 

T26: Zhengkai Bai, €20,966.76 

T26: Nacho Elvira, €20,966.76 

T26: Romain Langasque, €20,966.76 

T26: Adrian Otaegui, €20,966.76 

T26: Marco Penge, €20,966.76 

T26: Tom Vaillant, €20,966.76 

T32: Ewen Ferguson, €17,603.11 

T32: Ricardo Gouveia, €17,603.11 

T32: Matthew Jordan, €17,603.11 

T32: Taichi Kho, €17,603.11 

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T36: Daniel Hillier, €14,575.82 

T36: Scott Jamieson, €14,575.82 

T36: Alexander Levy, €14,575.82 

T36: Edoardo Molinari, €14,575.82 

T36: Joel Moscatel, €14,575.82 

T36: Brandon Stone, €14,575.82 

T36: Fabrizio Zanotti, €14,575.82 

T43: Joshua Berry, €11,660.66 

T43: Jason Srivener, €11,660.66 

T43: Callum Tarren, €11,660.66 

T43: Bernd Wiesberger, €11,660.66 

T43: Robin Williams, €11,660.66 

T43: Yanhan Zhou, €11,660.66 

T49: Angel Ayora, €9,193.98 

T49: Jordan Gumberg, €9,193.98 

T49: Maximilian Kieffer, €9,193.98 

T49: Alexander Knappe, €9,193.98 

T49: Bowen Xiao, €9,193.98 

T54: Matthew Baldwin, €7,736.40 

T54: Ben Schmidt, €7,736.40 

T56: Jamie Donaldson, €7,063.67 

T56: Lloyd Jefferson Go, €7,063.67 

T56: Andreas Halvorsen, €7,063.67 

T56: Pablo Larrazabal, €7,063.67 

T60: Rafa Cabrera Bello, €6,278.82 

T60: Alejandro Del Rey, €6,278.82 

T60: Lawrence Ting, €6,278.82 

T63: Chuan-lin Jian, €5,718.21 

T63: Jack Senior, €5,718.21 

T65: Joakim Lagergren, €5,381.84 

T66: Ross Fisher, €4,933.36 

T66: Angel Hidalgo, €4,933.36 

T66: Oliver Lindell, €4,933.36 

T69: Linqiang Li, €4,372.75 

T69: Kristoffer Reitan, €4,372.75 

71: Nicolas Colsaerts, €3,363.65 

72: Shun Yat Hak, €3,360.65