HotelPlanner Tour Grand Final 2026 Prize Money Breakdown

The HotelPlanner Tour's season-ending Grand Final plays its final round at Club de Golf Alcanada in Mallorca, Spain, with all 45 players competing for a share of a 500,000-euro purse, the largest of the season, and for spots on next year's DP World Tour.

How much does the Grand Final winner earn?

The champion collects 85,000 euros, worth close to $95,000 at current exchange rates, along with a DP World Tour card for 2027. The runner-up banks 54,000 euros, or roughly $60,000, for a week's work at Alcanada.

Prize money aside, the real prize is status. Every player who finishes inside the top 15 of the Road to Mallorca rankings after Sunday's round earns a DP World Tour card regardless of where they land on this week's leaderboard, and each of those 15 cards comes with at least $10,000 in prize money attached.

What is the minimum payout at the Grand Final?

Nobody leaves empty-handed. Every player across the 45-man field is guaranteed at least 3,000 euros, about $3,339, no matter where they finish this week.

Players who miss the top 15 will need to go through Q-School or wait for another opportunity next season to reach the DP World Tour. The final round at Alcanada will settle which of the 45 competitors secure their cards outright this week.