The DP World Tour’s European Swing is back in the Netherlands for the KLM Open.
This year, it’s happening at The International in Amsterdam, a venue not used since Sergio Garcia won five years ago.
Pablo Larrazabal, last year’s champion, returns to defend his title after beating Adrian Otaegui by two shots and earning $340,000.
The prize money has increased this year with a total of $2.5 million up for grabs. The winner will take home $425,000 while second place gets $275,000. Players are also eyeing spots on the European Swing table which offers an extra $200,000 and entry into the Genesis Scottish Open.
Fans might think it’s exciting that Nacho Elvira currently leads the European Swing standings thanks to his win at the Soudal Open against Thomas Pieters from LIV Golf.
Biggest Incentives:
One of the biggest draws of this tournament is that it gives two players who aren’t already exempt a chance to play in The Open at Royal Troon. This makes every shot count even more!
With all these incentives and high stakes, we can expect four thrilling days of golf action ahead.
KLM Open Prize Money Payout
Here’s how much each position will earn:
– 1st: $425,000
– 2nd: $275,000
– 3rd: $157,500
– 4th: $125,000
– 5th: $105,000
…and so on down to 70th place which earns $4,750.
Who Are The Star Names In The KLM Open?
Pablo Larrazabal is back to defend his title with Adrian Otaegui also competing after winning the Volvo China Open in May. Local favorite Joost Luiten aims for his third KLM win while Darius van Driel hopes to shine on home soil too.
Other notable names include Matt Wallace (2023 Corales Puntacana Championship winner), Luke List (two-time PGA Tour winner), Jamie Donaldson making his 500th appearance on tour and Danny Willett (2016 Masters champion). Current European Swing leader Nacho Elvira and former LIV Golf star Bernd Wiesberger are also playing.
Where Is The KLM Open?
For only the second time ever it’s being held at The International in Amsterdam; last time was when Sergio Garcia won by two shots over Adrian Otaegui back in 2019.
Who Is Playing In The KLM Open?
Expect big names like defending champ Pablo Larrazabal along with Matt Wallace Luke List Joost Luiten aiming for another hometown victory plus Danny Willett among others!
What do you think about these players? Who do you think will win?