Corales Puntacana Championship 2025: Prize money payout in full

It might have been labelled an opposite-field event, but the Corales Puntacana Championship delivered. 

A total of 132 players contested the $4 million prize money purse in the Dominican Republic and the winner’s share went right down to the wire. 

Somehow, for cult hero Joel Dahmen, it didn’t go his way. 

The fan favourite star of Netflix docuseries Full Swing held a two-shot lead with three holes to play before carding three consecutive bogeys. 

It handed South African Garrick Higgo a second PGA Tour title – and a first since the Palmetto Championship in 2021. Incredibly, the exact same scenario played out there, too. 

“I think I’m in a little bit of shock, honestly,” Dahmen said after finishing T2. “It’s not how you win a golf tournament; I’ll tell you that. I don’t deserve to win it.” 

It was a costly collapse, as well, with Higgo claiming $720,000 compared to Dahmen’s $243,400. 

Here’s the full prize money breakdown at the Corales Puntacana Championship… 

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Corales Puntacana Championship 2025: Prize money payout in full 

WINNER: Garrick Higgo, $720,000 

T2: Alejandro Tosti, $243,400 

T2: Keith Mitchell, $243,400 

T2: Jeremy Paul, $243,400 

T2: Michael Thorbjornsen, $243,400 

T2: Joel Dahmen, $243,400 

T7: Vince Whaley, $130,000 

T7: Chan Kim, $130,000 

T9: Matti Schmid, $109,000 

T9: Charley Hoffman, $109,000 

T9: Ben Martin, $109,000 

T12: Mark Hubbard, $77,000 

T12: Thomas Rosenmueller, $77,000 

T12: Rico Hoey, $77,000 

T12: Dylan Wu, $77,000 

T12: Matt Wallace, $77,000 

T12: Matt NeSmith, $77,000 

T18: Chris Gotterup, $51,133 

T18: Kaito Onishi, $51,133 

T18: Henrik Norlander, $51,133 

T18: Chad Ramey, $51,133 

T18: Zac Blair, $51,133 

T18: Séamus Power, $51,133 

T24: Adam Svensson, $37,000 

T24: David Skinns, $37,000 

T26: Scott Piercy, $29,800 

T26: Will Chandler, $29,800 

T26: Rikuya Hoshino, $29,800 

T26: Andrew Putnam, $29,800 

T26: Aaron Baddeley, $29,800 

T31: David Lipsky, $23,400 

T31: Kevin Roy, $23,400 

T31: Pierceson Coody, $23,400 

T31: Kris Ventura, $23,400 

T31: Justin Lower, $23,400 

T31: Danny Walker, $23,400 

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37: Danny Willett, $19,800 

T38: Ricky Castillo, $18,200 

T38: Joseph Bramlett, $18,200 

T38: Sam Choi, $18,200 

T41: Quade Cummins, $13,820 

T41: Emiliano Grillo, $13,820 

T41: Nick Hardy, $13,820 

T41: George McNeill, $13,820 

T41: Hayden Springer, $13,820 

T41: Braden Thornberry, $13,820 

T41: Greyson Sigg, $13,820 

T41: Troy Merritt, $13,820 

T49: Hayden Buckley, $10,180 

T49: Max McGreevy, $10,180 

T49: Patrick Flavin, $10,180 

T49: Harry Hall, $10,180 

T53: Willy Pumarol, $9,373 

T53: Theo Humphrey, $9,373 

T53: Mac Meissner, $9,373 

T53: Ben Polland, $9,373 

T53: Tommy Gainey, $9,373 

T53: Nate Lashley, $9,373 

T59: Ryan Fox, $8,960 

T59: Ben Kohles, $8,960 

T59: William Mouw, $8,960 

T59: Thomas Aiken, $8,960 

T63: Mason Andersen, $8,640 

T63: Cody Gribble, $8,640 

T63: Alex Smalley, $8,640 

T63: John Pak, $8,640 

67: Jackson Suber, $8,440 

68: Russell Knox, $8,360 

69: Brian Stuard, $8,280 

70: Matthew Riedel, $8,200