How Much Eugenio Chacarra Won At The Hero Indian Open
Former LIV golfer, Eugenio Chacarra produced a brilliant display across all four days to win his first DP World Tour title - here is how much the Spaniard won...


Elliott Heath
At the end of a week where just three players finished under par, it was former LIV golfer Eugenio Chacarra who came out on top at the Hero Indian Open.
Chacarra was a tournament invite at DLF Golf & Country Club, necessary after the Spaniard lost his place in the LIV Golf League at the culmination of last season and was without professional tour status on any of the top circuits.
The 25-year-old took advantage of his rare start, though, posting four-under-par on Sunday to triumph by two strokes from last year's champion, Keita Nakajima and claim his third worldwide victory.
Chacarra's latest success earned him a little more than $383,000 (€354,641.38) while Nakajima picked up a check for just less than $250,000 (€229,473.83). Joost Luiten in third and Jens Dantorp in fourth also banked six-figure prizes courtesy of their respective efforts.
Although the man from Madrid has claimed a full-time DP World Tour card now, Chacarra was not eligible for any Race To Dubai points or Asian Swing points this week.
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Nakajima was, however, and the Japanese pro has moved to the top of the Asian Swing rankings - almost 200 points clear of Porsche Singapore Classic champion, Richard Mansell. Should he stay there, Nakajima will earn an extra $200,000 bonus. Once the DP World Tour returns after The Masters, there are still two events in China to decide who will win the Asian Swing, however.
For now, below is how much each player won at the 2025 Hero Indian Open.
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Hero Indian Open Prize Money Payout 2025
Position | Player | Prize Money |
---|---|---|
1st | Eugenio Chacarra | €354,641.38 |
2nd | Keita Nakajima | €229,473.83 |
3rd | Joost Luiten | €131,425.92 |
4th | Jens Dantorp | €104,306.29 |
5th | Adrien Saddier | €88,451.73 |
T6th | Joshua Berry | €62,583.77 |
T6th | Andreas Halvorsen | €62,583.77 |
T6th | Brandon Stone | €62,583.77 |
9th | Edoardo Molinari | €46,729.22 |
T10th | Pablo Larrazabal | €40,053.61 |
T10th | Andrea Pavan | €40,053.61 |
12th | Matthew Jordan | €35,881.36 |
T13th | Kiradech Aphibarnrat | €31,396.19 |
T13th | Nathan Kimsey | €31,396.19 |
T13th | Frederic Lacroix | €31,396.19 |
T13th | Tapio Pulkkanen | €31,396.19 |
T17th | Veer Ahlawat | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Gaganjeet Bhullar | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Om Prakash Chouhan | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Ugo Coussaud | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Ewen Ferguson | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Alex Fitzpatrick | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Deon Germishuys | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Ricardo Gouveia | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Benjamin Herbert | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Angel Hidalgo | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Troy Merritt | €23,503.68 |
T17th | Brandon Robinson Thompson | €23,503.68 |
T29th | Aaron Cockerill | €18,879.44 |
T29th | John Parry | €18,879.44 |
T31st | Jorge Campillo | €15,576.41 |
T31st | Martin Couvra | €15,576.41 |
T31st | Gavin Green | €15,576.41 |
T31st | Casey Jarvis | €15,576.41 |
T31st | Jeong Weon Ko | €15,576.41 |
T31st | Kristoffer Reitan | €15,576.41 |
T31st | Ajeetesh Sandhu | €15,576.41 |
T31st | Jason Scrivener | €15,576.41 |
T31st | Jeff Winther | €15,576.41 |
T40th | Todd Clements | €12,725.37 |
T40th | Julien Guerrier | €12,725.37 |
T40th | David Ravetto | €12,725.37 |
T43rd | Marcus Armitage | €11,056.47 |
T43rd | Nicolas Colsaerts | €11,056.47 |
T43rd | Yannik Paul | €11,056.47 |
T43rd | Jack Senior | €11,056.47 |
T43rd | Shubhankar Sharma | €11,056.47 |
T48th | Justin Harding | €9,178.95 |
T48th | Calum Hill | €9,178.95 |
T48th | Daniel Hillier | €9,178.95 |
T48th | Marcus Kinhult | €9,178.95 |
T52nd | Angel Ayora | €7,927.28 |
T52nd | Wilco Nienaber | €7,927.28 |
T54th | Shaurya Bhattacharya | €7,092.83 |
T54th | Oliver Lindell | €7,092.83 |
T54th | Tom Vaillant | €7,092.83 |
57th | Dan Erickson | €6,675.60 |
T58th | Ross Fisher | €6,362.68 |
T58th | Fabrizio Zanotti | €6,362.68 |
T60th | Shiv Kapur | €5,841.15 |
T60th | Kshitij Naveed Kaul | €5,841.15 |
T60th | Alexander Knappe | €5,841.15 |
63rd | Daniel Gale | €5,423.93 |
64th | Sachin Baisoya | €5,215.31 |
65th | Jairaj Singh Sandhu | €5,006.70 |
66th | Saptak Talwar | €4,798.09 |
67th | Aman Raj | €4,589.48 |
68th | N Thangaraja | €4,380.86 |

Jonny Leighfield is our Staff News Writer who joined Golf Monthly just in time for the 2023 Solheim Cup and Ryder Cup. He graduated from the University of Brighton with a degree in Sport Journalism in 2017 and spent almost five years as the sole sports reporter at his local newspaper. During his time with Golf Monthly, Jonny has interviewed several stars of the game, including Robert MacIntyre, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, and Joaquin Niemann. An improving golfer himself, Jonny enjoys learning as much about the game as he can and recently reached his Handicap goal of 18 for the first time. He attended both the 150th and 151st Open Championships and dreams of attending The Masters one day.
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