The 2022 Swiss Open returns in 2022 with a strong field headlined by Ruud and Berrettini and a sizeable prize pool of €534,555.
The event will run from July 18th till July 24th and will feature some of the best in the world taking it on in the resort town in the Swiss Alps. It's a clay event that was won last year by Casper Ruud who took home the 250 points and a pretty decent champion's purse. He'll try to do that this year again but there are plenty of challengers with Matteo Berrettini first among them.
He did not play that much this year but has already two trophies to his name. The winner of the event will get €81,310 with the loser in the final getting €47,430. Players who reach the semifinals will get €27,885 with the lower round yielding less money and fewer points. Check out the breakdown below.
2022 Gstaad Prize Money Breakdown:
Winner - €81,310
Finalist - €47,430
Semi-finalist - €27,885
Quarter-finalist - €16,160
Round of 16 - €9,380
Round of 28 - €5,730
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