Hainan Classic 2025: Prize money payout in full

There was an emotional winner of the inaugural Hainan Classic on Sunday. 

Englishman Marco Penge secured his first DP World Tour title at Mission Hills, in China, just weeks after returning from a betting ban. 

The 26-year-old was given a three-month suspension in December for breaching integrity rules, and he insisted the win “means the world to me.” 

“It’s something that I’ve always dreamt of achieving – winning on the biggest stage,” he said. 

“After my time off it was the thing that I wanted to really prove to myself and prove to everyone, to show what a player I am. 

“My caddie, through that time, has been my rock. And my wife and my whole team – I wouldn’t be where I am without them. What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” 

Of course, the win also made Penge plenty richer. He banked just under €400,000 in prize money and even earned a place in next month’s PGA Championship, courtesy of the Asian Swing standings. 

Japan’s Keita Nakajima topped that leaderboard and earned an extra $200,000. 

Here’s the full prize money payout from the Hainan Classic… 

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Hainan Classic 2025: Prize money payout in full

WINNER: Marco Penge, €382,588 

T2: Sean Crocker, €194,670 

T2: Kristoffer Reitan, €194,670 

4: Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, €112,526 

5: Martin Couvra, €95,422 

T6: Sam Bairstow, €67,515 

T6: Edoardo Molinari, €67,515 

T6: Bowen Xiao, €67,515 

T9: Daniel Hillier, €47,711 

T9: Fabrizio Zanotti, €47,711 

T11: Kiradech Aphibarnrat, €36,773 

T11: Eugenio Chacarra, €36,773 

T11: Keita Nakajima, €36,773 

T11: Adrian Otaegui, €36,773 

T11: Bernd Wiesberger, €36,773 

T16: Jordan Gumberg, €29,763 

T16: Jason Scrivener, €29,763 

T16: Elvis Smylie, €29,763 

T16: Tadeas Tetak, €29,763 

T20: Yuto Katsuragawa, €26,181 

T20: Conor Purcell, €26,181 

T20: Johannes Veerman, €26,181 

T23: Matthew Baldwin, €22,392 

T23: Davis Bryant, €22,392 

T23: Grant Forrest, €22,392 

T23: Alexander Levy, €22,392 

T23: Andrea Pavan, €22,392 

T23: Ben Schmidt, €22,392 

T23: Brandon Stone, €22,392 

T23: Andy Sullivan, €22,392 

T31: Björn Akesson, €18,004 

T31: Matthew Cheung, €18,004 

T31: Pablo Larrazabal, €18,004 

T31: Jack Senior, €18,004 

T31: Yanhan Zhou, €18,004 

T36: Jorge Campillo, €15,303 

T36: Shun Yat Hak, €15,303 

T36: Calum Hill, €15,303 

T36: Danny List, €15,303 

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T40: Julien Guerrier, €13,278 

T40: Linqiang Li€13,278 

T40: Richie Ramsay, €13,278 

T40: Andrew Wilson, €13,278 

T40: Ashun Wu, €13,278 

T45: Wenyi Ding, €10,802 

T45: Taichi Kho, €10,802 

T45: Kazuma Kobori, €10,802 

T45: Niklas Lemke, €10,802 

T45: Zander Lombard, €10,802 

T45: Joel Moscatel, €10,802 

T51: Aaron Cockerill, €8,551 

T51: Scott Jamieson, €8,551 

T51: Haotong Li, €8,551 

T51: Haizhao Tang, €8,551 

T55: Ricardo Gouveia, €7,426 

T55: MK Kim, €7,426 

T55: Sebastian Soderberg, €7,426 

T58: Rafa Cabrera Bello, €6,639 

T58: Dan Erickson, €6,639 

T58: Deon Germishuys, €6,639 

T58: Robin Williams, €6,639 

62: Tom Vaillant, €6,076 

T63: Ivan Cantero, €5,626 

T63: Maximilian Kieffer, €5,626 

T63: Romain Langasque, €5,626 

66: Alexander Knappe, €5,176 

T67: Alexander Frances, €4,613 

T67: Yi-Tseng Huang, €4,613 

T67: Sam Hutsby, €4,613   

T67: Enhua Liu, €4,613 

T71: Jeong weon Ko, €3,374 

T71: Matthias Schwab, €3,374 

T73: Isaac Lam, €3,368 

T73: Yuze Zhang, €3,368