Hero Indian Open 2025: Prize money payout in full

Eugenio Chacarra, a former LIV golfer who criticised the league after leaving last year, has taken his first step towards his next goal: the PGA Tour. 

At the end of the 2024 season, Fireballs GC chose not to renew Chacarra’s contract, instead opting to sign a new player. 

But the Spaniard has shown there is life after LIV, winning the Hero Indian Open on Sunday – his first title on the DP World Tour. 

The victory was well worthy of the top prize, just over €350,000, as he led the field home by two at a ridiculously difficult DLF Golf & Country Club in India. 

In fact, Chacarra posted one of only three under under-par scores for the tournament. 

Keita Nakajima, the defending champion, took second place and the honours for possibly the best nine holes of golf all year. 

The Japanese ace banked around €229,000 for his week’s work, which included a scintillating 29 on the front nine on Saturday. It was 8.83 shots better than the field average! 

Here’s the full prize money payout from the Hero Indian Open… 

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Hero Indian Open 2025: Prize money payout in full 

WINNER: Eugenio Chacarra, €354,641.38 

2: Keita Nakajima, €229,473.83 

3: Joost Luiten, €131,425.92 

4: Jens Dantorp, €104,306.29 

5: Adrien Saddier, €88,451.73 

T6: Joshua Berry, €62,583.77 

T6: Andreas Halvorsen, €62,583.77 

T6: Brandon Stone, €62,583.77 

9: Edoardo Molinari, €46,729.22 

T10: Pablo Larrazabal, €40,053.61 

T10: Andrea Pavan, €40,053.61 

12: Matthew Jordan, €35,881.36 

T13: Kiradech Aphibarnrat, €31,396.19 

T13: Nathan Kimsey, €31,396.19 

T13: Frederic Lacroix, €31,396.19 

T13: Tapio Pulkkanen, €31,396.19 

T17: Veer Ahlawat, €23,503.68 

T17: Gaganjeet Bhullar, €23,503.68 

T17: Om Prakash Chouhan, €23,503.68 

T17: Ugo Coussaud, €23,503.68 

T17: Ewen Ferguson, €23,503.68 

T17: Alex Fitzpatrick, €23,503.68 

T17: Deon Germishuys, €23,503.68 

T17: Ricardo Gouveia, €23,503.68 

T17: Benjamin Hebert, €23,503.68 

T17: Angel Hidalgo, €23,503.68 

T17: Troy Merritt, €23,503.68 

T17: Brandon Robinson-Thompson, €23,503.68 

T29: Aaron Cockerill, €18,879.44 

T29: John Parry, €18,879.44 

T31: Jorge Campillo, €15,576.41 

T31: Martin Couvra, €15,576.41 

T31: Gavin Green, €15,576.41 

T31: Casey Jarvis, €15,576.41 

T31: Jeong weon Ko, €15,576.41 

T31: Kristoffer Reitan, €15,576.41 

T31: Ajeetesh Sandhu, €15,576.41 

T31: Jason Scrivener, €15,576.41 

T31: Jeff Winther, €15,576.41 

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T40: Todd Clements, €12,725.37 

T40: Julien Guerrier, €12,725.37 

T40: David Ravetto, €12,725.37 

T43: Marcus Armitage, €11,056.47 

T43: Nicolas Colsaerts, €11,056.47 

T43: Yannik Paul, €11,056.47 

T43: Jack Senior, €11,056.47 

T43: Shubhankar Sharma, €11,056.47 

T48: Justin Harding, €9,178.95 

T48: Calum Hill, €9,178.95 

T48: Daniel Hillier, €9,178.95 

T48: Marcus Kinhult, €9,178.95 

T52: Angel Ayora, €7,927.28 

T52: Wilco Nienaber, €7,927.28 

T54: Shaurya Bhattacharya, €7,092.83 

T54: Oliver Lindell, €7,092.83 

T54: Tom Vaillant, €7,092.83 

T57: Dan Erickson, €6,675.60 

T58: Ross Fisher, €6,362.68 

T58: Fabrizio Zanotti, €6,362.68 

T60: Shiv Kapur, €5,841.15 

T60: Kshitij Naveed Kaul, €5,841.15 

T60: Alexander Knappe, €5,841.15 

63: Daniel Gale, €5,423.93 

64: Sachin Baisoya, €5,215.31 

65: Jairaj Singh Sandhu, €5,006.70 

66: Saptak Talwar, €4,798.09 

67: Aman Raj, €4,589.48 

68: N Thangaraja, €4,380.86