Fresh from Ayaka Furue’s exciting win at the Amundi Evian Championship, the LPGA Tour has shifted its focus to the 2024 Dana Open. With the tournament currently underway and two rounds already played, the excitement is palpable among fans.
The beautiful Highland Meadows Golf Club in Sylvania, Ohio, hosts the event again this year. Last year, we saw Linn Grant take away $262,500 from the prize purse. The Swedish golfer scored 21-under to beat Americans Allisen Corpuz and Lindy Duncan. So what is in store for this year’s Dana Open championship?
Well, the prize purse is set at $1.75 million, the same as in 2023, and 2022 with the winner set to take home a whopping $262,500. The competition is getting fierce, and after some injuries, the field has gotten smaller, but the rewards are worth it. Here’s the breakdown of the prize money:
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1 | $262,500 |
2 | $165,070 |
3 | $119,746 |
4 | $92,633 |
5 | $74,559 |
6 | $61,003 |
7 | $51,062 |
8 | $44,736 |
9 | $40,217 |
10 | $36,602 |
11 | $33,890 |
12 | $31,630 |
13 | $29,642 |
14 | $27,835 |
15 | $26,208 |
16 | $24,762 |
17 | $23,498 |
18 | $22,413 |
19 | $21,509 |
20 | $20,786 |
21 | $20,064 |
22 | $19,340 |
23 | $18,618 |
24 | $17,894 |
25 | $17,262 |
26 | $16,630 |
27 | $15,996 |
28 | $15,363 |
29 | $14,731 |
30 | $14,189 |
31 | $13,646 |
32 | $13,104 |
33 | $12,562 |
34 | $12,019 |
35 | $11,568 |
36 | $11,116 |
37 | $10,665 |
38 | $10,212 |
39 | $9,760 |
40 | $9,399 |
41 | $9,038 |
42 | $8,677 |
43 | $8,314 |
44 | $7,953 |
45 | $7,682 |
46 | $7,410 |
47 | $7,139 |
48 | $6,868 |
49 | $6,597 |
50 | $6,326 |
51 | $6,146 |
52 | $5,965 |
53 | $5,783 |
54 | $5,604 |
55 | $5,422 |
56 | $5,241 |
57 | $5,061 |
58 | $4,880 |
59 | $4,700 |
60 | $4,519 |
61 | $4,429 |
62 | $4,337 |
63 | $4,248 |
64 | $4,158 |
65 | $4,066 |
Polls of the day
Poll 1 of 5
Do you think the increased prize money at the 2024 Dana Open will attract more top players?
Absolutely
Maybe
Not really
No way
What do you think about Phil Mickelson's awkward exchange with Tiger Woods?
Phil was out of line
Tiger deserved it
Just typical golf drama
Both were unprofessional
Whats your Perspective on:
With these payouts, is women's golf finally getting the recognition it deserves?
Have an interesting take?
What do you think is the most admirable aspect of Shane Lowry's family life?
His dedication to family
His wife's support
Balancing career and family
Raising children together
What impresses you the most about Chanettee Wannasaen's journey?
Her resilience
Her achievements
Her lifestyle
Her dedication to golf
The competition is heating up, as players try to edge out their rivals. Additionally, with two rounds now completed, the battle for the top position is intensifying. So, who can come out on top given the performances so far, and create history too at the same time?
Linn Grant eyes historic back-to-back wins at Dana Open
The defending champion is on a roll, and she’s got her sights set on making history at the Dana Open. The Swedish golfer is looking to become one of the few players to record back-to-back wins in the tournament, a feat only achieved by e Ri Pak, Penny Hammel, Kelly Robbins, and Lydia Ko. With 5 Dana Open wins, Pak also stands alone as the only golfer to win the tournament in consecutive years, claiming victories in 1998 and 1999.
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To make history happen, and become the second player to win back-to-back, Linn Grant started strong. As of now, she is tied for second place at 10-under, alongside Xiyu Lin. She strongly carded 4-under 67 on Thursday, with one bogey and five birdies. She continued her momentum with an impressive 6-under 65 on day two, putting her at 10-under overall through two rounds.
What’s your perspective on:
With these payouts, is women's golf finally getting the recognition it deserves?
Have an interesting take?
Grant, along with a few others, such as Chanettee Wannasaen, Xiyu Lin, Sarah Kemp and Mary Liu, are setting the pace and making a strong push for the top spot. The weekend rounds will be crucial to determining who has the tenacity and resilience to come out as the champion. show their fighting spirit to take home the prize money.
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Who will claim the $262,500 winner’s share and make their dreams a reality? Show your support in the comments section below. Tune in to find out more.
Debate
With these payouts, is women's golf finally getting the recognition it deserves?