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DP World Tour, season 2023, moves to Japan with the ISPS Handa Championship. The event is to be played at PGM Ishioka Golf Club in Omitama, Japan. Some of the best players such as Robert MacIntyre, Jordan Smith, Ernie Els, and more will be seen competing for the championship title on the course. This event is the seventeenth event of the year in the tournament and the fourth one to be organized in Asia. The total purse of the ISPS Handa Championship is $2 Million. 

Other than the money, what will the winner hope to grab?

There are many other things on the line other than hefty paychecks. The winner will be getting other perks and benefits such as a hike in OWGR ratings, Race to Dubai points, and much more. 

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According to Golf News Net, A total of 16 Official World Golf Ranking points will be awarded to the winner. Additionally, winning provides significant benefits such as a European Tour exemption lasting two or more seasons, and entry into important events.

The full field has the opportunity to earn a total of 2,750 Race to Dubai points. The points on offer are based on the tournament purse quoted in United States dollars (USD).

USA Today via Reuters

The winner is awarded 460 Race to Dubai points, and the player with the highest season-long Race to Dubai points at the end of the tournament becomes the winner of the Race to Dubai, receiving the first-place prize. The top eight players in the Race to Dubai standings by the end of the season will receive payment from the €6 million Race to Dubai bonus pool.

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Prize Money breakdown of the ISPS Handa Championship 2023

From the total purse of $2 Million, the winner will get a 17% payout according to the distribution norms. The breakdown of the ISPS Handa Championship purse is as follows:

PositionPrize Money
1st$340,000
2nd$220,000
3rd$125,000
4th$100,000
5th$84,800
6th$70,000
7th$60,000
8th$50,000
9th$44,800
10th$40,000
11th$36,800
12th$34,400
13th$32,200
14th$30,600
15th$29,400
16th$28,200
17th$27,000
18th$25,800
19th$24,800
20th$24,000
21st$23,200
22nd$22,600
23rd$22,000
24th$21,400
25th$20,800
26th$20,200
27th$19,600
28th$19,000
29th$18,400
30th$17,800
31st$17,200
32nd$16,600
33rd$16,000
34th$15,400
35th$14,800
36th$14,200
37th$13,800
38th$13,400
39th$13,000
40th$12,600
41st$12,200
42nd$11,800
43rd$11,400
44th$11,000
45th$10,600
46th$10,200
47th$9,800
48th$9,400
49th$9,000
50th$8,600
51st$8,200
52nd$7,800
53rd$7,400
54th$7,000
55th$6,800
56th$6,600
57th$6,400
58th$6,200
59th$6,000
60th$5,800
61st$5,600
62nd$5,400
63rd$5,200
64th$5,000
65th$4,800

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Who do you think will win in Japan and claim the prize money worth $340,000? Tell us your pick in the comment section below.

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