Holger Rune's prize money: according to the ATP he has earned $15,768,390 in his career, about DKK 105 million (as of 24 October 2026). In 2026 the figure is $42,605, because he was injured for most of the year. Below are his earnings season by season, the events that paid the most and what is – and is not – known about his other income.
Holger Rune career prize money
The ATP keeps the official prize money record for every player. Rune's career total is $15,768,390 as of 24 October 2026, covering singles and doubles plus the ATP bonus pools. The Danish krone figure is a conversion at today's rate – 1 US dollar equals DKK 6.68 (as of 23 October 2026) – and is for guidance only, since the money was paid over the years in dollars, euros and other currencies.
Prize money is gross. It is what the tournaments pay out before the player covers coaches, physios, travel and hotels, and before tax. How much is left is not public.
When people search for "Holger Rune prize money", the answer is this same figure: the ATP's official count, which is also shown on his ATP player profile. It changes as he plays new tournaments, and the amount on this page updates automatically. The krone figure is only a conversion for Danish readers.
Prize money season by season
The table shows his singles prize money per season, including bonus pools. His career total is slightly higher because doubles count too; he has played few doubles matches at tour level (13 wins, 9 losses).
| Year | Prize money (USD) | Approx. in DKK |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 2,919 $ | approx. 19,000 DKK |
| 2020 | 17,114 $ | approx. 114,000 DKK |
| 2021 | 362,201 $ | approx. 2,419,000 DKK |
| 2022 | 2,919,497 $ | approx. 19,497,000 DKK |
| 2023 | 5,152,862 $ | approx. 34,411,000 DKK |
| 2024 | 3,833,839 $ | approx. 25,603,000 DKK |
| 2025 | 3,324,857 $ | approx. 22,204,000 DKK |
| 2026 (to date) | 42,605 $ | approx. 285,000 DKK |
Singles incl. bonus pools; the career total incl. doubles is higher. Source: ATP Tour. Converted at the ECB rate of 23 October 2026 (1 USD = 6.6781 DKK) – for orientation only, the money was paid in dollars over the years.
The curve follows his results. In 2019 and 2020 he played mostly junior events and small Futures and Challenger tournaments with modest prizes. The 2022 breakthrough – three titles including the Paris Masters – brought a jump of several million dollars. 2023 was his best season financially: two Masters 1000 finals, two Grand Slam quarterfinals and a place at the ATP Finals made him No. 8 on the ATP money list that year. 2024 and 2025 stayed at a high level before the Achilles injury left him with almost no prize money in 2026, all of it from first-round defeats in Tokyo and Shanghai.
Biggest paydays: the events that paid the most
According to the ATP's tournament data, these single events gave Rune his biggest prizes, shown in the currency each tournament pays in.
| Event | Result | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| Paris Masters 2022 | Champion | €836,355 |
| ATP Finals 2023 | Round robin (1 win) | $715,500 |
| Indian Wells 2025 | Final | $638,750 |
| Rome 2023 | Final | €580,000 |
| Barcelona 2025 | Champion | €535,185 |
| Monte-Carlo 2023 | Final | €487,420 |
The 2022 Paris Masters title is still his biggest single prize. A lost Masters 1000 final such as Indian Wells or Rome can pay more than an ATP 500 title like Barcelona, because prize money depends on the size of the event. His 2023 quarterfinals at Wimbledon and Roland Garros paid £340,000 and €400,000 respectively, and in 2023 he also received $782,945 from the ATP's Masters 1000 bonus pool. All titles and finals are on the Holger Rune titles page.
What does Holger Rune earn beyond prize money?
Sponsorship is the other big income source for a top player. These partnerships are public:
- Rolex: he is part of the Rolex family of tennis ambassadors; Rolex is also the title sponsor of the Paris Masters he won in 2022.
- Nike: clothing and shoes. He denied rumours of a split in August 2024, and no split has been reported since.
- Wilson: a Wilson ambassador since July 2026, playing a racket from the Defyer line. According to B.T. it is a five-year contract; the value has not been confirmed.
Until the end of 2025 he played with Babolat, whose deal then expired. More on the Holger Rune racket and gear page. Neither Rune nor his sponsors have disclosed what the deals are worth; only media estimates exist, and we do not present them as fact.
Holger Rune net worth
There is no reliable figure for Holger Rune's net worth. Forbes and other reputable outlets have not published an estimate, and the numbers circulating online are not backed by any documentation, so we do not quote one. The only official number is his prize money of $15,768,390. How much remains after team costs and tax is known only to him and his advisers. His mother Aneke Rune is his manager and, according to Elle, takes no salary for it; the same source wrote in 2024 that his sister Alma helps with the accounts and his father Anders Nødskov handles legal work and contracts. Read more about the people around him on the Holger Rune coaching team page.
What the injury means for his earnings
As of 23 October 2026 he has played only two ATP events this year, and his 2026 prize money is $42,605 (as of 24 October 2026). Tennis pays by results, so a player earns nothing from tournaments while injured – although even a first-round defeat pays: Tokyo brought him $18,270 and Shanghai $24,335 in October 2026, according to the ATP. His protected ranking gets him straight into big events with bigger prizes; how that works is explained on the Holger Rune ranking page.
Holger Rune prize money: FAQ
How much has Holger Rune earned?
According to the ATP, Holger Rune has earned $15,768,390 in career prize money (as of 24 October 2026). He also has sponsorship deals with Rolex, Nike and Wilson, whose value has not been disclosed.
How much prize money has Holger Rune won in 2026?
His 2026 prize money is $42,605 (as of 24 October 2026). The figure is low because he was injured until September and has played only two ATP events.
How much did Holger Rune win at the 2022 Paris Masters?
According to the ATP's tournament data, he earned €836,355 for the 2022 Paris Masters title – his biggest prize from a single event.
What is Holger Rune's net worth?
There is no reliable estimate. Reputable sources such as Forbes have not published one, and figures online are undocumented. The only official number is his prize money of $15,768,390.
Who are Holger Rune's sponsors?
He is a Rolex ambassador, wears Nike clothing and shoes and has been a Wilson ambassador since July 2026. According to B.T. the Wilson deal runs for five years; its value is not confirmed.