Delray Beach Open Prize Money Explained: How much can Fritz, Ruud and Cobolli earn

Monday, 09 February 2026 at 04:30

The ATP 250 Delray Beach Open will be the second tournament of the season to be played in the United States, again on hard courts — just like in Dallas — although this will be the first on outdoor courts, with a total prize money pool of $700,045 and a gathering of the top local stars in a single tournament.

Back in 2025, for the first time in six years, there was a final without any local players, in a match where Miomir Kecmanovic claimed the title, saving match points against Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, who lost the second final of his career — an outcome that would happen to him three more times during 2025.

This time, local players will aim to bring the title back home in Delray Beach, where six of the last ten champions have been local players (compared to only four in the previous 35 editions). We will see eight of the top ten ranked local players competing, led by two-time champion Taylor Fritz (No. 7), alongside other key names such as Learner Tien (No. 23), Tommy Paul (No. 24), 2018 champion Frances Tiafoe (No. 30), and Sebastian Korda (No. 53).

However, several international contenders preparing for the Sunshine Double in North American tournaments will also be in the mix. Casper Ruud (No. 13) and Flavio Cobolli (No. 20) are the highest-ranked after Fritz and serious title contenders, along with 2022 champion Cameron Norrie (No. 26).

Prize Money Breakdown

Delray Beach Open to feature $700,045 prize pool as top locals and international stars battle for title

The Delray Beach Open will offer a total prize pool of $700,045, with $106,460 and 250 ATP ranking points awarded to the champion. The finalist will receive just over half of that, with $62,115 and 165 points.

Semifinalists will depart with $36,520 and 100 points, while quarterfinalists will earn $21,155 and 50 points. Players eliminated in the second round will take home $12,285 and 25 points, while first-round exits will receive $7,510 and no ranking points.

Prize money and ranking points on offer in Delray Beach

Round	Points	Prize Money
Winner	250	$106,460
Finals	165	$62,115
SF	100	$36,520
Quarter Finals	50	$21,155
Round 16	25	$12,285
Round of 32	0	$7,510

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