Mallorca Open Preview, Field And Prize Money
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After Jon Rahm’s record-equalling third title in the Spanish Open and Adrian Otaegui’s record-breaking win in last week’s Andalucia Masters, the DP World Tour’s Iberian Swing concludes with the Mallorca Open.
Last year, Dane Jeff Winther claimed his first victory in 129 attempts on the Tour during a drama-filled final round that saw him edge out three players by one shot. Winther’s performance included two rounds of 62. However, to replicate his achievements this week, he will need to do so on a different course from last year’s Golf Santa Ponsa. Son Muntaner Golf Club is this year’s host venue – a course accentuated by tricky approach shots over water towards greens frequently guarded by bunkers.
Two players who ran Winther so close last year, Pep Angles and Sebastian Soderberg, return as they hope to go one better, but the other runner-up, Spaniard Jorge Campillo, misses out. Another to miss out is LIV Golf player Patrick Reed. The American had been expected to participate, but he is no longer in the field as he prepares for next week’s LIV Golf season finale in Florida.
One of the world’s top 50 is participating this week, New Zealander Ryan Fox. The World No.25 endured a disappointing Andalucia Masters and missed the cut at Real Club de Valderrama. However, his one-shot victory in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship earlier in the month will still be fresh in his mind as he attempts to get back on track. Otaegui’s 19-under-par finish last week set a new course record over 72 holes as he won by six shots. The Spaniard is also in this week’s field as he looks to demonstrate a similar masterclass.
The Mallorca Open is a relatively new tournament on the DP World Tour circuit. Indeed, last year marked its debut. It is the last of five DP World Tour events taking place in Spain this year and each of the previous tournaments has found a Spanish winner. As a result, expectations will be on the field's homegrown talent, including Otaegui, Angles, and Rafa Cabrera-Bello, as they look to compete a clean sweep of local talent winning on home soil in 2022.
Players will compete for a purse of $2m, an increase of last year's €1m. The winner will claim $333,330. Below is a full breakdown of the field and prize money.
Mallorca Open Field 2022
Pep Angles
Maverick Antcliff
Kiradech Aphibarnrat
Marcus Armitage
Lucas Bjerregaard
Thomas Bjørn
Grégory Bourdy
Kristoffer Broberg
Steven Brown
Julien Brun
Rafa Cabrera Bello
Jonathan Caldwell
Alejandro Cañizares
Ashley Chesters
Aaron Cockerill
Dave Coupland
Jamie Donaldson
David Drysdale
Victor Dubuisson
Diego Dupin
Nacho Elvira
Oliver Farr
Ewen Ferguson
Darren Fichardt
Oliver Fisher
Alex Fitzpatrick
Grant Forrest
Ryan Fox
Lorenzo Gagli
Stephen Gallacher
Sebastian Garcia Grout
Sebastian Garcia Rodriguez
Alfredo Garcia-Heredia
Daniel Gavins
Ricardo Gouveia
Gavin Green
Julien Guerrier
Chase Hanna
Joachim B. Hansen
Benjamin Hebert
Sebastian Heisele
Scott Hend
Angel Hidalgo
Nicolai Højgaard
Rasmus Højgaard
David Horsey
David Howell
Craig Howie
Daan Huizing
Raphaël Jacquelin
Scott Jamieson
Jazz Janewattananond
Matthew Jordan
Rikard Karlberg
Masahiro Kawamura
Maximilian Kieffer
Espen Kofstad
Frederic Lacroix
Joakim Lagergren
Romain Langasque
Francesco Laporta
Taehee Lee
Niklas Lemke
Hugo Leon
Tom Lewis
Hurly Long
Mike Lorenzo-Vera
Joost Luiten
Jamie Mann
Richard Mcevoy
Ross Mcgowan
Lukas Nemecz
Wilco Nienaber
Adrian Otaegui
Renato Paratore
Yannik Paul
Andrea Pavan
Eddie Pepperell
Garrick Porteous
Haydn Porteous
Alvaro Quiros
Richie Ramsay
Niklas Regner
Robin Roussel
Philip Salva Montulet
Ricardo Santos
Marcel Schneider
Jason Scrivener
Jack Senior
Shubhankar Sharma
Cormac Sharvin
Marcel Siem
Jack Singh Brar
Sebastian Soderberg
Matthew Southgate
Joël Stalter
Richard Sterne
Brandon Stone
Graeme Storm
Andy Sullivan
Julian Suri
Connor Syme
Santiago Tarrio
Darius Van Driel
Erik Van Rooyen
Daniel Van Tonder
Johannes Veerman
Nicolai Von Dellingshausen
Justin Walters
Paul Waring
Marc Warren
Dale Whitnell
Andrew Wilson
Jeff Winther
Chris Wood
Ashun Wu
Fabrizio Zanotti
Mallorca Open Prize Money 2022
Position | Prize Money | |
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1st | $333,330 | |
2nd | $220,220 | |
3rd | $125,200 | |
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 | $15,000 | |
36th | $14,600 | |
37th | $14,200 | |
38th | $13,800 | |
39th | $13,300 | |
40th | $13,000 | |
41st | $12,600 | |
42nd | $12,200 | |
43rd | $11,800 | |
44th | $11,400 | |
45th | $11,000 | |
46th | $10,600 | |
47th | $10,200 | |
48th | $9,800 | |
49th | $9,400 | |
50th | $9,000 | |
51st | $8,600 | |
52nd | $8,200 | |
53rd | $7,800 | |
54th | $7,400 | |
55th | $7,000 | |
56th | $6,600 | |
57th | $6,200 | |
58th | $6,000 | |
59th | $5,800 | |
60th | $5,600 | |
61st | $5,400 | |
62nd | $5,200 | |
63rd | $5,000 | |
64th | $4,800 | |
65th | $4,600 |
What Is The Purse For The Mallorca Open?
The tournament purse is $2 million. Of that, the winner takes home $333,330 while the runner-up will claim $220,220. The prize money on offer represents a substantial increase on last year's purse of €1m (approximately $985,000).
Who Is In The Field For The Mallorca Open?
Last year's winner Jeff Winther returns to defend his title, while World No.25 Ryan Fox is the highest-ranked player participating. The Mallorca Open is the last DP World Tour event taking place in Spain in 2022. All previous winners of the previous four tournaments have been Spanish. There will be an expectation the run will continue, with Andalucia Masters winner Adrian Otaegui among the homegrown talent in the field.