2026 Amundi Evian Championship prize money breakdown

Here’s a full breakdown of the Amundi Evian Championship prize money after Haeran Ryu goes back to back!

Just two weeks after breaking her major duck at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, Haeran Ryu doubled up by winning a playoff over Brooke Henderson in France. But how much did she bank?

2026 Amundi Evian Championship prize money

Here’s the Amundi Evian Championship prize money breakdown in full…

POSITIONPLAYERSCOREEARNINGS1Haeran Ryu-19$1,400,0002Brooke Henderson-19$835,3913Aki Iwai-18$606,017T4Jin Hee Im-15$384,954T4Miyu Yamashita-15$384,954T4Mao Saigo-15$384,954T7Lydia Ko-13$242,409T7Anna Nordqvist-13$242,4099Auston Kim-12$203,533T10Somi Lee-11$166,709T10Maja Stark-11$166,709T10Jeeno Thitikul-11$166,709T10Casandra Alexander-11$166,70914Erika Hara-10$140,86915Amy Yang-9$132,634T16Shannon Tan-8$112,209T16Jennifer Kupcho-8$112,209T16Ariya Jutanugarn-8$112,209T16Charley Hull-8$112,209T16Hinako Shibuno-8$112,209T16Lottie Woad-8$112,209T22Sei Young Kim-7$92,504T22Andrea Lee-7$92,504T22Nastasia Nadaud-7$92,504T22Anna Huang-7$92,504T26Hyo Joo Kim-6$72,111T26Ruoning Yin-6$72,111T26Nataliya Guseva-6$72,111T26Patty Tavatanakit-6$72,111T26Cassie Porter-6$72,111T26A Lim Kim-6$72,111T26Karis Davidson-6$72,111T26Mary Liu-6$72,111T26Minami Katsu-6$72,111T35Jing Yan-5$53,970T35Farah O’Keefe (a)-5$0T35Pajaree Anannarukarn-5$53,970T35Jodi Ewart Shadoff-5$53,970T35Shuri Sakuma-5$53,970T35Minji Kang-5$53,970T41Alison Lee-4$41,506T41Jenny Bae-4$41,506T41Rose Zhang-4$41,506T41Yunseo Yang (a)-4$0T41Shiho Kuwaki-4$41,506T41Kajsa Arwefjall-4$41,506T41Arpichaya Yubol-4$41,506T41Soo Bin Joo-4$41,506T41Cara Gainer-4$41,506T50Wei-Ling Hsu-3$33,386T50Pauline Roussin-Bouchard-3$33,386T50Perrine Delacour-3$33,386T53Ina Yoon-2$30,186T53Chella Choi-2$30,186T53Ayaka Furue-2$30,18656Aditi Ashok-1$28,359T57Maria Jose Marin (a)E$0T57Sara KouskovaE$27,441T59Nanna Koerstz Madsen1$26,069T59Melanie Green1$26,069T61Linn Grant2$24,242T61Chiara Tamburlini2$24,24263Ryann O’Toole3$22,86964Lauren Kim (a)5$0T65Brianna Do8$22,183T65Yuka Saso8$22,183Amundi Evian Championship prize money history

Here’s the full history of the Evian Championship prize money, starting with its time as an LPGA major championship…

YEARCHAMPIONPURSEWINNER’S SHARE2026Haeran Ryu$9,100,000$1,400,0002025Grace Kim$8,000,000$1,200,0002024Ayaka Furue$8,000,000$1,200,0002023Celine Boutier$6,500,000$1,000,0002022Brooke Henderson$6,500,000$1,000,0002021Minjee Lee$4,500,000$675,0002019Jin Young Ko$4,100,000$615,0002018Angela Stanford$3,850,000$577,5002017Anna Nordqvist$3,650,000$547,5002016In Gee Chun$3,250,000$487,5002015Lydia Ko$3,250,000$487,5002014Hyo Joo Kim$3,250,000$487,5002013Suzann Pettersen$3,250,000$487,500

Before that, it was known as the Evian Masters. From its inauguration in 1994 to 1999 it was a Ladies European Tour event and prize money was paid in British pounds. From 2000, the tournament was co-sanctioned with the LPGA and the purse was switched to US dollars.

YEARCHAMPIONPURSEWINNER’S SHARE2012Inbee Park$3,250,000$487,5002011Ai Miyazato$3,250,000$487,5002010Jiyai Shin$3,250,000$487,5002009Ai Miyazato$3,250,000$487,5002008Helen Alfredsson$3,250,000$487,5002007Natalie Gulbis$3,000,000$450,0002006Karrie Webb$3,000,000$450,0002005Paula Creamer$2,500,000$375,0002004Wendy Doolan$2,500,000$375,0002003Juli Inkster$2,100,000$315,0002002Annika Sorenstam$2,100,000$315,0002001Rachel Teske$2,100,000$315,0002000Annika Sorenstam$1,800,000$270,0001999Catrin Nilsmark£689,000£102,5001998Helen Alfredsson£500,000£75,0001997Hiromi Kobayashi£425,000£63,7501996Laura Davies£375,000£56,2501995Laura Davies£270,000£40,6301994Helen Alfredsson£232,500£34,8751994Helen Alfredsson£232,500£34,875