The Argentina Open is the second tournament of the Latin American “Golden Swing”, and takes place at the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club, known as the “Cathedral of Argentinean tennis”.
For 2022 the total prize money at the Argentina Open has made a resurgence and the total prize money pool is $602,250 which is an 18.84% increase compared to 2021's offering.
The champion in Buenos Aires this year will take home a cheque for $91,600 which is more than double the amount (+103%) Diego Schwartzman received when he ended his home soil title drought twelve months ago.
The runner-up receives $53,435, a 61.9% increase vs 2021. While those who bow out in the first round also receive 5.9% more than last year with $6,460 paid into their coffers.
You can see a full breakdown of the 2022 Buenos Aires prize money in the table below. A percentage change is also provided to compare with last season.
The table below gives you a full breakdown of prize money at the ATP 250 event in Buenos Aires this year.
The US dollar amounts have also been converted into GBP and Euros to give a comparison for European readers. The exchange rate shown is the mid-market exchange rate on the day of the final when the tournament is complete. You can also see the % increase from prize money offered last year.
Singles
2021
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
Prize Money € EUR
% Change vs 2021
Winner
$91,600
£104,896
€77,522
103.0%
Runner Up
$53,435
£61,191
€45,223
61.9%
Semifinal
$31,410
£35,969
€26,583
36.6%
Quarterfinal
$18,205
£20,847
€15,407
18.2%
Round 2
$10,570
£12,104
€8,945
7.3%
Round 1
$6,460
£7,398
€5,467
5.9%
Q2
$3,230
£3,699
€2,734
8.4%
Q1
$1,760
£2,015
€1,490
13.5%
Doubles
2021
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
Prize Money € EUR
% Change vs 2021
Winner
$31,830
£36,440
€26,935
84.0%
Runner-up
$17,030
£19,496
€14,411
37.6%
Semifinal
$9,970
£11,414
€8,437
22.0%
Quarterfinal
$5,580
£6,388
€4,722
5.1%
Round 1
$3,290
£3,766
€2,784
5.8%
Argentina Open Total Money History Since 2001
Year
Total Prize Money
% Change
2022
$602,250
18.84%
2021
$506,770
-17.12%
2020
$611,420
3.5%
2019
$590,745
4.0%
2018
$568,190
3.9%
2017
$546,680
4.4%
2016
$523,470
4.6%
2015
$500,550
2.4%
2014
$488,890
-1.0%
2013
$493,670
2.0%
2012
$484,100
1.1%
2011
$478,900
0.8%
2010
$475,300
-10.5%
2009
$531,000
20.4%
2008
$441,000
5.0%
2007
$420,000
5.0%
2006
$400,000
12.7%
2005
$355,000
0.0%
2004
$355,000
0.0%
2003
$355,000
-11.3%
2002
$400,000
-33.3%
2001
$600,000
Historical Argentina Open Prize Money Breakdown From 2008 to 2021
Conversions to GBP and Euro are based on the closing exchange price on the day of the final that year. So, for example, USD to Euro at the close of play Sunday 19th February 2017.
