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Jonny Leighfield

How Much Aaron Rai Won At The Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship

Aaron Rai acknowledges fans at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship at Yas Links .

The Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship marked the first of two DP World Tour Play-off events to decide the Race To Dubai in the Middle East.

The season ends with the DP World Tour Championship, but the field was determined by what unfolded at Yas Links, where 72 of the circuit's best players battled it out for the chance to secure a place in the top 50 of the Race to Dubai rankings and a spot at the Jumeirah Golf Estates' Earth Course event.

Rory McIlroy led the way in the rankings ahead of the tournament, and he did his chances of winning the Race to Dubai no harm at all with a finish of T3.

However, while his 10-under 62 in the final round saw him surge up the leaderboard, he didn't quite do enough to clinch the title, falling one shot shy of Tommy Fleetwood and Aaron Rai.

As a result, the playoff was contested by the two Englishmen to determine the outcome, with Rai winning on the first extra hole for his third DP World Tour title and the biggest victory of his career.

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As well as the opportunity to make it to the second event in the Play-Offs, there was also some big prize money on the table in Abu Dhabi, with the players competing for a share of the $9,000,000 purse.

Thanks to his victory, Rai secured the largest slice of the prize money, earning over €1,300,000 ($1,530,000) and 1,500 Race to Dubai ranking points to leave him ninth on the list, a leap of 46 places and safely into the field for the season finale.

For Fleetwood, there is the considerable consolation of a check for almost €850,000 ($990,000), while McIlroy and the man he shared third with, Nicolai Hojgaard, bank around €438,000 ($506,000).

As a no-cut event, every player earned prize money, meaning even the player who finished 72nd and last on the leaderboard, Jeong weon Ko, won over €13,000 ($15,000).

Below is what each player won at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.

Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship Prize Money Breakdown

Position

Player

Prize Money

1st

Aaron Rai

€1,318,102.96

2nd

Tommy Fleetwood

€849,829.54

T3

Nicolai Hojgaard

€437,922.36

T3

Rory McIlroy

€437,922.36

T5

Daniel Hillier

€301,342.62

T5

Richard Mansell

€301,342.62

T7

Nacho Elvira

€214,625.32

T7

Andy Sullivan

€214,625.32

T9

Angel Ayora

€157,536.43

T9

Robert MacIntyre

€157,536.43

T9

Marco Penge

€157,536.43

T12

Shane Lowry

€126,231.48

T12

Keita Nakajima

€126,231.48

t12

Richard Sterne

€126,231.48

T15

Matthew Jordan

€112,385.62

T15

Jordan Smith

€112,385.62

T17

Daniel Brown

€97,400.87

T17

Alejandro Del Rey

€97,400.87

T17

Calum Hill

€97,400.87

T17

Alex Noren

€97,400.87

T17

John Parry

€97,400.87

22nd

Kristoffer Reitan

€88,191.49

T23

Ludvig Aberg

€76,484.66

T23

Marcus Armitage

€76,484.66

T23

Laurie Canter

€76,484.66

T23

Martin Couvra

€76,484.66

T23

Rasmus Hojgaard

€76,484.66

T23

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen

€76,484.66

T23

Jacob Skov Olesen

€76,484.66

T23

Andrea Pavan

€76,484.66

T23

Jayden Schaper

€76,484.66

T32

Matt Fitzpatrick

€59,054.48

T32

Michael Kim

€59,054.48

T32

Francesco Laporta

€59,054.48

T32

Haotong Li

€59,054.48

T32

Elvis Smylie

€59,054.48

T32

Conner Syme

€59,054.48

38th

Grant Forrest

€52,290.53

T39

Eugenio Chacarra

€49,949.16

T39

Joel Girrbach

€49,949.16

T41

Alex Fitzpatrick

€42,144.61

T41

Tyrrell Hatton

€42,144.61

T41

Kazuma Kabori

€42,144.61

T41

Romain Langasque

€42,144.61

T41

Mikael Lindberg

€42,144.61

T41

Oliver Lindell

€42,144.61

T41

Joost Luiten

€42,144.61

T41

Adrien Saddier

€42,144.61

T49

Ugo Coussaud

€30,549.27

T49

Joe Dean

€30,549.27

T49

Manuel Elvira

€30,549.27

T49

Ewen Ferguson

€30,549.27

T49

Patrick Reed

€30,549.27

T49

Brandon Robinson Thompson

€30,549.27

T49

Johannes Veerman

€30,549.27

T56

Jorge Campillo

€24,974.58

T56

Ryan Gerard

€24,974.58

T56

Marcel Schneider

€24,974.58

59th

Nicolai Von Dellingshausen

€23,413.67

60th

Darius Van Driel

€22,633.22

61st

Shaun Norris

€21,852.76

T62

Rafa Cabrera Bello

€19,901.62

T62

Joakim Lagergren

€19,901.62

T62

Thriston Lawrence

€19,901.62

T62

Dylan Naidoo

€19,901.62

66th

Tom McKibbin

€17,950.48

67th

Todd Clements

€17,170.03

68th

Ben Schmidt

€16,389.57

69th

Ryggs Johnston

€15,609.11

70th

Jacques Kruyswijk

€14,828.66

71st

Junghwan Lee

€14,048.20

72nd

Jeong weon Ko

€13,267.75

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