Puerto Rico Open 2025: Prize money payout in full

While most eyeballs were on Bay Hill for a dramatic conclusion to the Arnold Palmer Invitational, there was a breakthrough victory for a rising PGA Tour star in Puerto Rico.

The Puerto Rico Open, an opposite field event, was won by the popular young Australian Karl Vilips.

In just his fourth career start on the PGA Tour, Vilips claimed victory by three shots over Denmark’s Rasmus Neergaard-Peterssen on a 26-under par total.

Just weeks ago, 23-year-old Vilips became the first player to sign an apparel deal with Tiger Woods’ new Sun Day Red apparel brand.

Now, after an eight-under 64, the youngster is already a PGA Tour winner.

“I got on my phone after the round and I was just scrolling, like who was texting me?” Vilips said afterwards. “Then there was a voicemail saying it’s Tiger and I couldn’t like process it in the moment, I was just trying to… I’ll get back to that later. That’s pretty cool.”

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Puerto Rico Open 2025 prize money breakdown in full

Here’s how much golfer will earn in the prize money breakdown from the Puerto Rico Open…

Winner: Karl Vilips, $720,000

2: Rasmus Neergaard-Peterssen, $436,000

3: Joseph Bramlett, $276,000

T-4: Steven Fisk, $196,000

T-4: Kieron Van Wyk, $0 (A)

T-6: Matti Schmid, $142,250

T-6: Davis Riley, $142,250

T-6: William Mouw, $142,250

T-6: Kevin Roy, $142,250

T-10: Carson Young, $113,000

T-10: Brandt Snedeker, $113,000

T-12: Noah Goodwin, $89,000

T-12: Paul Peterson, $89,000

T-12: Garrick Higgo, $89,000

T-12: Norman Xiong, $89,000

T-16: Quade Cummins, $55,240

T-16: Chris Korte, $55,240

T-16: Philip Knowles, $55,240

T-16: Trey Mullinax, $55,240

T-16: Vince Whaley, $55,240

T-16: Chan Kim, $55,240

T-16: Chris Gotterup, $55,240

T-16: Jeremy Paul, $55,240

T-16: Cameron Champ, $55,240

T-16: Austin Cook, $55,240

T-26: Rico Hoey, $29,450

T-26: Tyler Duncan, $29,450

T-26: Adrien Dumont de Chassart, $29,450

T-26: Matt Wallace, $29,450

T-26: Matthew Riedel, $29,450

T-26: Harry Higgs, $29,450

T-26: Mason Andersen, $29,450

T-26: Chad Ramey, $29,450

T-34: James Hahn, $21,333.33

T-34: Takumi Kanaya, $21,333.33

T-34: Niklas Norgaard, $21,333.33

T-34: Hayden Springer, $21,333.33

T-34: Nick Watney, $21,333.33

T-34: Ben Kohles, $21,333.33

T-40: Henrik Norlander, $16,600

T-40: Kevin Velo, $16,600

T-40: Brice Garnett, $16,600

T-40: Santiago de la Fuente, $16,600

T-40: Pierceson Coody, $16,600

T-45: Ryan Palmer, $11,542.22

T-45: George McNeill, $11,542.22

T-45: Matthew Jordan, $11,542.22

T-45: Dylan Wu, $11,542.22

T-45: Robby Shelton, $11,542.22

T-45: Tim Widing, $11,542.22

T-45: Adam Schenk, $11,542.22

T-45: Danny Willett, $11,542.22

T-45: Matteo Manassero, $11,542.22

T-54: Thriston Lawrence, $9,416

T-54: Cristobal Del Solar, $9,416

T-54: Trevor Cone, $9,416

T-54: Patrick Fishburn, $9,416

T-54: Vince Covello, $9,416

T-59: Thomas Rosenmueller, $9,000

T-59: Antoine Rozner, $9,000

T-59: Carl Yuan, $9,000

T-59: Hayden Buckley, $9,000

T-59: Angel Ayora, $9,000

T-64: Ricky Castillo, $8,640

T-64: Danny Walker, $8,640

T-64: Nick Hardy, $8,640

T-64: Riyuya Hoshino, $8,640