The DP World Tour’s European Swing wraps up this week with the BMW International Open in Germany.
Munich Eichenried Golf Club hosts this historic event, previously won by Viktor Hovland, Henrik Stenson, and Ernie Els. Past champions also include John Daly, Colin Montgomerie, and Paul Azinger.
In 2023, Thriston Lawrence from South Africa clinched victory by one shot over Joost Luiten. He took home $340,000 from a $2 million prize pool. This year’s tournament offers even more rewards .
The 2024 edition boasts a $2.5 million prize fund. The winner will earn $425,000 while the runner-up gets $275,000. Players are also vying for top spots on the European Swing table which offers an additional $200,000 to the leader after this tournament.
BMW International Open Prize Money Payout
There’s also a spot at the Genesis Scottish Open for the European Swing winner and entry into all events in the Back 9 phase of the season. Guido Migliozzi currently leads narrowly ahead of Nacho Elvira after his playoff win at KLM Open against Joe Dean and Marcus Kinhult.
Fans might think it’s exciting to see such close competition for big prizes!
Below is how much players can earn at Munich Eichenried Golf Club:
1st – $425,000
2nd – $275,000
3rd – $157,500
4th – $125,000
5th – $105,000
6th – $87,500
7th – $75,000
8th – $62,500
9th – $56,000
10th -$50… (and so on)
Who Are The Star Names In The BMW International Open?
The 2024 BMW International Open features Major champions like Danny Willett and Patrick Reed—both Masters winners—battling it out again in Munich. Martin Kaymer joins thanks to one of four ‘national spots,’ alongside Bernhard Langer.
Luke Donald will likely get lots of support as Team Europe’s Ryder Cup captain after their success last year. Miguel Angel Jimenez is another fan favorite with two Ryder Cup wins under his belt .
Thomas Pieters is back from LIV Golf League struggles hoping for better results here on the DP World Tour this week. Defending champion Thriston Lawrence returns along with past winners Pablo Larrazabal and Thomas Bjorn.
Where Is The BMW International Open?
For its 28th time since 1989—and fifth consecutive year—the BMW International Open takes place at Munich Eichenried Golf Club in Germany with Thriston Lawrence defending his title.
Who Is Playing In The BMW International Open?
Major champs like Danny Willett and Patrick Reed join Martin Kaymer and Bernhard Langer on course along with Luke Donald Thomas Pieters Miguel Angel Jimenez defending champ Thriston Lawrence
What do you think about these star-studded lineups?
