Known as the “Pebble Beach of the Alps”, Schladming-Dachstein Golf Club is located in the scenic Ennstal Valley and is consistently ranked as one of the top 15 of the 170-plus courses in Austria.

Schladming-Dachstein was founded in 1987 by Franz Wittmann, a famous rally driver who has won Austria’s national championship on 12 occasions and now operates as Club President.

Designed by two-time Masters winner Bernhard Langer, the course itself sits at 750 metres above sea level and is surrounded by mountains over 2,500 metres tall that are used for skiing through the winter, creating stunning views throughout.

Austrian Maximilian Steinlechner was the victor at the 2025 Interwetten Open, a final round 64 securing a two-shot victory on home soil. It was the defining moment in the 26-year-old’s season, as he went on to secure a DP World Tour card by finishing third in the Road to Mallorca Rankings.

Lukas Nemecz will be hoping an event on home soil can help strengthen his chances of earning a DP World Tour card this year. The Austrian fell out of a graduate spot at the Rolex Grand Final last year, having entered the final week in 18th and with one hand on a life-changing DP World Tour card. Nemecz is once again the leading Austrian on the Road to Mallorca this year, sitting 40th in the rankings, but will be looking this week to improve that position.

Matthias Schwab is also in the field this week, having lost his place on the DP World and PGA Tour through injury. Schwab has struggled this year but will be looking to bounce back at a course just minutes away from his birthplace of Schladming. A host of other homegrown talent will also fly the flag for Austria this week.

Check back on Sunday for the full breakdown.

Here’s the prize money breakdown for each golfer at the 2026 Interwetten Open

1 – €48,000.00

2 – €33,000.00

3 – €21,000.00

4 – €18,000.00

5 – €15,000.00

6 – €12,000.00

7 – €9,600.00

8 – €8,400.00

9 – €7,200.00

10 – €6,600.00

11 – €6,000.00

12 – €5,700.00

13 – €5,400.00

14 – €5,100.00

15 – €4,800.00

16 – €4,500.00

17 – €4,200.00

18 – €3,900.00

19 – €3,600.00

20 – €3,300.00

21 – €3,150.00

22 – €2,940.00

23 – €2,880.00

24 – €2,820.00

25 – €2,760.00

26 – €2,700.00

27 – €2,640.00

28 – €2,580.00

29 – €2,520.00

30 – €2,460.00

31 – €2,400.00

32 – €2,340.00

33 – €2,280.00

34 – €2,220.00

35 – €2,160.00

36 – €2,100.00

37 – €2,040.00

38 – €1,980.00

39 – €1,920.00

40 – €1,860.00

41 – €1,800.00

42 – €1,740.00

43 – €1,680.00

44 – €1,620.00

45 – €1,560.00

46 – €1,500.00

47 – €1,440.00

48 – €1,380.00

49 – €1,320.00

50 – €1,260.00

51 – €1,200.00

52 – €1,170.00

53 – €1,140.00

54 – €1,110.00

55 – €1,080.00

56 – €1,050.00

57 – €1,020.00

58 – €990.00

59 – €960.00

60 – €930.00

61 – €900.00

62 – €870.00

63 – €840.00

64 – €810.00

65 – €780.00

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Event 16 of 29 on the 2025 Road to Mallorca marked a welcome to Schladming-Dachstein Golf Club, which is located in Oberhaus, three hours from the capital city of Vienna.

Nine winners from the 2025 season teed it up at Schladming-Dachstein Golf Club: Palmer Jackson; Felix Mory; Rocco Repetto Taylor; Jonathan Goth-Rasmussen; Clément Charmasson; Renato Paratore; Quim Vidal; Joshua Berry; and Wilco Nienaber—all vying for a share of the €300,000 prize fund.

Franz Wittmann, former ÖGV president, is a multiple-time national rally champion and the owner of GC Adamstal, the sister club to Golfclub Schladming-Dachstein, which he has been managing since 2016.

Located in one of the most beautiful areas of the Ennstal valley, right by Schladming, the Leading Golfclub Schladming Dachstein sits at an elevation of 750 meters and designed by Bernhard Langer.

Maximilian Steinlechner delighted the home crowd by securing his first HotelPlanner Tour title with a two-shot triumph at the Interwetten Open at Schladming-Dachstein Golf Club.

The Austrian, who entered the final round with a one-shot advantage, posted a five under par round of 64 to move to 21 under and finish two ahead of Italian Filippo Celli.

Here’s the prize money breakdown for each golfer at the 2025 Interwetten Open

1. Maximilian Steinlechner – €48,000.00

2. Filippo Celli – €33,000.00

T3. Oihan Guillamoundeguy – €18,000.00

T3. Jovan Rebula – €18,000.00

T3. JC Ritchie – €18,000.00

6. David Law – €12,000.00

T7. Lukas Nemecz – €8,400.00

T7. Robin Petersson – €8,400.00

T7. Hugo Townsend – €8,400.00

T10. Félix Mory – €5,760.00

T10. Michele Ortolani – €5,760.00

T10. Julian Perico – €5,760.00

T10. Ben Stow – €5,760.00

T10. Aron Zemmer – €5,760.00

T15. Bryce Easton – €4,050.00

T15. Maxence Giboudot – €4,050.00

T15. Gregor Graham – €4,050.00

T15. Sam Jones – €4,050.00

T15. Javier Sainz – €4,050.00

T15. Vince Van Veen – €4,050.00

T21. George Bloor – €2,841.43

T21. Will Hopkins – €2,841.43

T21. Renato Paratore – €2,841.43

T21. Rocco Repetto Taylor – €2,841.43

T21. Baard Skogen – €2,841.43

T21. Tim Tillmanns – €2,841.43

T21. Euan Walker – €2,841.43

T28. Adri Arnaus – €2,340.00

T28. John Axelsen – €2,340.00

T28. Jack Floydd – €2,340.00

T28. Tomas Gouveia – €2,340.00

T28. Daan Huizing – €2,340.00

T28. Tobias Jonsson – €2,340.00

T28. David Lundgren – €2,340.00

T28. Santiago Tarrio – €2,340.00

T28. Quim Vidal – €2,340.00

T37. Bastien Amat – €1,860.00

T37. Oliver Bekker – €1,860.00

T37. Mathieu Decottignies-Lafon – €1,860.00

T37. Pedro Figueiredo – €1,860.00

T37. Sebastian Friedrichsen – €1,860.00

T37. James Ross – €1,860.00

T37. Florian Schweighofer – €1,860.00

T44. Anton Albers – €1,500.00

T44. Matthis Besard – €1,500.00

T44. Nick Carlson – €1,500.00

T44. Palmer Jackson – €1,500.00

T44. Gary King – €1,500.00

T49. Bailey Gill – €1,218.00

T49. Oliver Gillberg – €1,218.00

T49. Nathan Legendre – €1,218.00

T49. Lorenzo Scalise – €1,218.00

T49. Lars Van Meijel – €1,218.00

T55. Clement Charmasson – €1,080.00

T55. Wouter de Vries – €1,080.00

T55. Sam Locke – €1,080.00

T58. Kyle Barker – €990.00

T58. Wil Besseling – €990.00

T58. Jens Fahrbring – €990.00

T61. Will Enefer – €885.00

T61. Benjamin Follett-Smith – €885.00

T61. Linus Lang – €885.00

T61. Haraldur Magnus – €885.00

66. Gabriel Morgan – €810.00

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