Who will emerge as the winner in the Qatar Masters at Doha Golf Club on February 8.
The event is part of the DP World Tour which continues its Middle Eastern swing this week and is the fourth event on the International Swing.
On Friday, 67 golfers made it to the next two rounds to be held over the next two days Saturday and Sunday and will vie for the prize fund of US$2,750,000, with the winner set to take home more than

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American Patrick Reed topped the overall standings after two rounds, posting a score of 12 under par for a total of 132 strokes. Sweden’s Joachim Lagergren moved into second place with 11 under par and a total of 133 strokes, while New Zealand’s Ryan Hiller slipped to third place with 10 under par (134 strokes) after having shared the lead with Reed following the opening round.
South Africa’s Richard Sterne finished tied for third alongside Hiller, also at 10 under par. Three players shared fifth place: Spain’s Angel Ayora, Scotland’s Ewen Ferguson, and England’s Matt Wallace, each recording 9 under par for a total of 135 strokes.
Denmark’s Jacob Olsen and Japan’s Kota Kaneko were tied for eighth place, each at 8 under par with totals of 136 strokes.
Qatar Masters 2026: Prize money payout in full
1st – $467,500
2nd – $302,500
3rd – $173,250
4th – $137,500
5th – $116,600
6th – $96,250
7th – $82,500
8th – $68,750
9th – $61,600
10th – $55,000
11th – $50,600
12th – $47,300
13th – $44,275
14th – $42,075
15th – $40,425
16th – $38,775
17th – $37,125
18th – $35,475
19th – $34,100
20th – $33,000
21st – $31,900
22nd – $31,075
23rd – $30,250
24th – $29,425
25th – $27,775
26th – $27,775
27th – $26,950
28th – $26,125
29th – $25,300
30th – $24,475
31st – $23,650
32nd – $22,825
33rd – $22,000
34th – $21,175
35th – $20,350
36th – $19,525
37th – $18,975
38th – $18,425
39th – $17,875
40th – $17,325
41st – $16,775
42nd – $16,225
43rd – $15,675
44th – $15,125
45th – $14,575
46th – $14,025
47th – $13,475
48th – $12,925
49th – $12,375
50th – $11,825
51st – $11,275
52nd – $10,725
53rd – $10,175
54th – $9,625
55th – $9,350
56th – $9,075
57th – $8,800
58th – $8,525
59th – $8,250
60th – $7,975
61st – $7,700
62nd – $7,425
63rd – $7,150
64th – $6,875
65th – $6,600
66th – $6,325
67th – $6,050
68th – $5,775
69th – $5,500
70th – $5,225



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