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The DP World Tour’s AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open wrapped up the season’s Opening Swing with a US$1.2 million prize fund. The event was held at Heritage La Réserve Golf Links at Heritage Bel Ombre, Mauritius, and served as the final of five tournaments in the Opening Swing.
John Parry returned to defend his title, but he faced a strong international field aiming to dethrone him in the Indian Ocean.
Former champions Dylan Frittelli and George Coetzee joined Parry in trying to become the first player to win the event twice, while Nicolas Colsaerts and Ross Fisher added Ryder Cup pedigree to the field.
In-form Jayden Schaper arrived on the back of his first DP World Tour victory on home soil at the Alfred Dunhill Championship, while fellow South African Michael Hollick looked to build on an impressive start to the season after earning his place via the Sunshine Tour pathway.
England’s Dan Brown earned dual membership with the PGA TOUR for 2026 through last season’s Race to Dubai and made his first start of the new campaign in Mauritius.
With local favourite Pierre Pellegrin, Mauritius resident Marcel Siem and Julien Sale, who grew up on the nearby island of Réunion, the event gave fans plenty to enjoy.
The 2025 AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open was played for a total purse of $1.2 million, with $204,000 awarded to the winner, reflecting the DP World Tour’s standard 17 percent payout structure.
Jayden Schaper’s fairy-tale start to the 2026 season continued as he produced a chip-in eagle at the second play-off hole to see off Ryan Gerard and claim his second DP World Tour title in as many weeks at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open.
See below the full prize breakdown.
Here’s the prize money breakdown for each golfer at the 2025 AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open
1 – Jayden Schaper – €174,065.24
2 – Ryan Gerard – €112,630.45
3 – Casey Jarvis – €64,506.53
4 – Andreas Halvorsen – €51,195.66
5 – Zander Lombard – €39,625.44
5 – John Parry – €39,625.44
7 – Manuel Elvira – €28,157.61
7 – Alexander Levy – €28,157.61
9 – Oihan Guillamoundeguy – €18,669.35
9 – Michael Hollick – €18,669.35
9 – Scott Jamieson – €18,669.35
9 – Anthony Quayle – €18,669.35
9 – JC Ritchie – €18,669.35
9 – Brandon Stone – €18,669.35
15 – Marcus Armitage – €14,437.18
15 – Daniel van Tonder – €14,437.18
15 – Kieran Vincent – €14,437.18
18 – Tobias Jonsson – €13,208.48
19 – Hugo Townsend – €12,696.52
20 – Herman Loubser – €12,286.96
21 – Angel Ayora – €11,416.63
21 – Daniel Brown – €11,416.63
21 – Gregorio De Leo – €11,416.63
21 – Wilco Nienaber – €11,416.63
25 – Eugenio Chacarra – €9,727.18
25 – Hennie du Plessis – €9,727.18
25 – Nathan Kimsey – €9,727.18
25 – Francesco Laporta – €9,727.18
25 – Jovan Rebula – €9,727.18
25 – Jack Senior – €9,727.18
25 – Tom Vaillant – €9,727.18
32 – Frederico Biondi Figueiredo – €7,884.13
32 – Joakim Lagergren – €7,884.13
32 – Niklas Lemke – €7,884.13
32 – Oliver Lindell – €7,884.13
32 – Shubhankar Sharma – €7,884.13
37 – Christiaan Burke – €6,553.04
37 – MJ Daffue – €6,553.04
37 – Alex Fitzpatrick – €6,553.04
37 – Dylan Frittelli – €6,553.04
37 – Marcel Schneider – €6,553.04
37 – Marcel Siem – €6,553.04
43 – Eddie Pepperell – €5,836.31
44 – Adri Arnaus – €5,324.35
44 – Mikael Lindberg – €5,324.35
44 – Renato Paratore – €5,324.35
44 – Rocco Repetto Taylor – €5,324.35
48 – Nick Bachem – €4,505.22
48 – Clement Charmasson – €4,505.22
48 – Christo Lamprecht – €4,505.22
48 – Andrea Pavan – €4,505.22
52 – Jonathan Broomhead – €3,890.87
52 – Julien Sale – €3,890.87
54 – Clément Sordet – €3,532.50
54 – Jeff Winther – €3,532.50
56 – Luke Jerling – €3,327.72
56 – Lyle Rowe – €3,327.72
58 – Michael Feuerstein – €3,020.54
58 – Marcus Kinhult – €3,020.54
58 – Keagan Thomas – €3,020.54
58 – Quim Vidal – €3,020.54
62 – Dylan Naidoo – €2,764.57
63 – Cameron Adam – €2,559.78
63 – Nikhil Rama – €2,559.78
63 – Quintin Wilsnach – €2,559.78
66 – Jordan Burnand – €2,355.00
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