Mexico Open 2025: Prize money payout in full

Brian Campbell is the latest first time winner on the PGA Tour, after clinching a dramatic victory in Mexico. 

It was an unusual scene in Vidanta, as Campbell, who is the shortest hitter on the PGA Tour, took on Aldrich Potgieter, a youngster who is at the other end of the driving distance scale, in sudden death for the title.

And it looked like it was all over for Campbell on the second hole of sudden death, after the pair halved the first hole in pars. The 31-year-old’s drive on the par-5 used for the play-off was heading out of bounds, before an incredibly lucky bounce saw his ball back into the semi rough.

Campbell would eventually make a birdie, as his South African opponent had to settle for a par, despite being around 100 yards ahead of him off the tee.

It was certainly a worthwhile bounce and birdie for Campbell, as he’ll now be taking home over $1.2m in prize money.

Meanwhile, he’s also pocketed 500 FedEx Cup points towards the season-long race, which is currently lead by last week’s Genesis Invitational champ Ludvig Aberg.

Perhaps most exciting for Campbell, however, is that he’ll be heading to The Masters, the PGA Championship and have invites to Signature Events, including the upcoming Players Championship.

Here’s the full prize money payout for the 2025 Mexico Open…

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Mexico Open 2025: Prize money payout in full

WINNER: Brian Campbell $1.26 million

2. Aldrich Potgieter $763,000

3. Isaiah Salinda $483,000

T4. Aaron Rai $315,000
Ben Griffin $315,00 

T6. Joel Dahmen $245,000
Stephan Jaeger $245,000 

8. Nicolai Hojgaard $218,750

9. Akshay Bhatia $204,750

T10. Alex Smalley $176,750
Alejandro Tosti $176, 750
Ryo Hisatsune $176, 750 

T13. Danny Walker $133,000
Henrik Norlander $133,000
Michael Kim $133,000
Justin Hastings $133,000 

T17. Chan Kim $89,775
Ryan Gerard $89,775
Greyson Sigg $89,775
Jose Luis Ballester Barrio $89,775
Joe Highsmith $89,775
John Pak $89,775
Steven Fisk $89,775
Kevin Roy $89,775 

T25. Kris Ventura $53,783
Lanto Griffin $53,783
Jeremy Paul $53,783
Jake Knapp $53,783
Max McGreevy $53,783
Ben Kohles $53,783
Patrick Rodgers $53,783 

T32. Takumi Kanaya $42,700
Quade Cummins $42,700 

T34. Rasmus Hojgaard $32,040
Sami Valimaki $32,040
Taylor Moore $32,040
Rafael Campos $32,040
Niklas Norgaard $32,040
Aaron Baddeley $32,040
Jacob Bridgeman $32,040
Blades Brown $32,040
Chandler Phillips $32,040
Chad Ramey $32,040
Harry Hall $32,040 

T45. Ben Martin $21,420
Kevin Yu $21,420
Hayden Springer $21,420
Taylor Montgomery $21,420 

T49. Francesco Molinari $17,453
Jesper Svensson $17,453
Andrew Putnam $17,453
Thorbjorn Olesen $17,453
Noah Goodwin $17,453
Jonathan Byrd $17,453

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T55. Ricky Castillo $16,240
Frankie Capan III $16,240
Scott Piercy $16,240
Antoine Rozner $16,240 

T59. Erik van Rooyen $15,680
Sam Ryder $15,680
Thirston Lawrence $15,680
Adam Svensson $15,680 

T63. Matt McCarty $15,260
Fred Biondi $15,260 

T65. Emiliano Grillo $14,910
Mason Andersen $14,910
Santiago de la Fuente $14,910 

T68. Peter Malnati $14,420
C.T. Pan $14,420
Matteo Manassero $14,420
Thomas Rosenmueller $14,420 

T72. Karl Vilips $14,000
Victor Perez $14,000 

T74. Harry Higgs $13,790

T75. Vincent Norrman $13,659

T76. David Lipsky $13,440
Riley Lewis $13,440