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Sung Ji-hyun prize money

Q: How much prize money has Sung Ji-hyun won?

$135,845 on the BWF World Tour since 2018, from 33 events. That is 205th of the 2,684 players paid on the tour since 2018.

Q: How many World Tour titles has Sung Ji-hyun won?

1, worth $37,500 between them. The most recent was the women's singles at the 2019 Chinese Taipei Open.

Q: What was Sung Ji-hyun's best season?

2019, with $73,905 from 15 draws.

Q: How does Sung Ji-hyun compare with the rest of South Korea?

Sung Ji-hyun won 1% of the $13,122,153 paid to South Korea's players on the World Tour, 16th of the 134.

$135,845 in BWF World Tour prize money since 2018, from 33 events and 1 title. The biggest single payday was the women's singles at the 2019 Chinese Taipei Open, where Sung Ji-hyun won the title, for $37,500.

PRIZE MONEY $136k

BEST SEASON $74k

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Sung Ji-hyun prize money by season

Every World Tour season since Sung Ji-hyun's first payday

9 seasons

$51k

$74k

$11k

$490

season running total

Every World Tour event Sung Ji-hyun was paid at

Newest first, with the round reached

33 draws

Event	Went out	Prize
2021 Swiss Open	Last 16	$490
2020 All England Open	Last 16	$3,300
2020 Toyota Thailand Open	Last 16	$3,000
2020 Yonex Thailand Open	Last 16	$3,000
2020 Malaysia Masters	Last 16	$1,400
2019 Chinese Taipei Open	WINNER	$37,500
2019 Korea Masters	Runner-up	$7,600
2019 All England Open	Quarter-finals	$5,500
2019 Malaysia Open	Quarter-finals	$3,850
2019 China Open	Last 16	$3,000
2019 Denmark Open	Last 16	$2,325
2019 Japan Open	Last 16	$2,250
2019 Swiss Open	Semi-finals	$2,175
2019 Singapore Open	Quarter-finals	$2,130
2019 Malaysia Masters	Quarter-finals	$2,100
2019 Korea Open	Last 16	$1,400
2019 Indonesia Open	Last 32	$1,250
2019 Thailand Open	Last 16	$1,225
2019 Australian Open	Quarter-finals	$900
2019 Fuzhou China Open	Last 32	$700
2018 Indonesia Open	Semi-finals	$17,500
2018 Korea Open	Semi-finals	$8,700
2018 Hong Kong Open	Semi-finals	$5,800
2018 China Open	Last 16	$3,000
2018 Denmark Open	Last 16	$2,325
2018 French Open	Last 16	$2,250
2018 Fuzhou China Open	Last 16	$2,100
2018 Japan Open	Last 16	$2,100
2018 Malaysia Open	Last 16	$2,100
2018 Indonesia Masters	Quarter-finals	$2,100
2018 All England Open	Last 32	$1,000
2018 German Open	Quarter-finals	$900
2018 Korea Masters	Last 16	$875

Where Sung Ji-hyun sits on the money list

Ranked 205 of 2,684 players paid on the World Tour since 2018

#	Player	Country	Titles	Prize money
195	Yang Po-han	Chinese Taipei	1	$142,841
196	Zhang Chi	China	3	$142,172
197	Li Wenmei	China	2	$140,954
198	Cheng Xing	China	3	$140,943
199	Jason Gunawan	Hong Kong	2	$140,930
200	Sim Yu-jin	South Korea	1	$140,323
201	Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo	Indonesia	3	$139,945
202	Saina Nehwal	India	1	$139,645
203	Zhou Haodong	China	4	$138,931
204	Nguyễn Thùy Linh	Vietnam	3	$138,340
206	Li Junhui	China	2	$134,485
207	Hsu Yin-hui	Chinese Taipei	1	$133,631
208	Kantaphon Wangcharoen	Thailand	0	$132,930
209	Tommy Sugiarto	Indonesia	1	$131,960
210	Hsu Ya-ching	Chinese Taipei	1	$131,610
211	Natsuki Nidaira	Japan	1	$130,952
212	Son Wan-ho	South Korea	3	$129,977
213	Dejan Ferdinansyah	Indonesia	4	$128,443
214	Leong Jun Hao	Malaysia	2	$127,970
215	Chiu Pin-chian	Chinese Taipei	1	$127,914

South Korea on the World Tour

Everyone paid while playing for South Korea, by what they won

$13,122,153 between them

#	Player	Prize money
01	An Se-young	$3,115,291$3.1m
02	Seo Seung-jae	$1,510,733$1.5m
03	Lee So-hee	$1,072,204
04	Kim Won-ho	$914,066
05	Baek Ha-na	$891,293
06	Kong Hee-yong	$744,104
07	Kim So-yeong	$492,816
08	Kim Hye-jeong	$442,277
09	Chae Yoo-jung	$417,996
10	Kang Min-hyuk	$374,054
11	Jeong Na-eun	$373,210
12	Shin Seung-chan	$353,616
13	Kim Ga-eun	$299,355
14	Choi Sol-gyu	$184,531
15	Sim Yu-jin	$140,323
16	Sung Ji-hyun	$135,845
17	Son Wan-ho	$129,977
18	Lee Yu-lim	$115,195
19	Ko Sung-hyun	$110,739
20	Jin Yong	$99,059
21	Jung Kyung-eun	$98,784
22	Chang Ye-na	$84,425
23	Kim Gi-jung	$69,279
24	Kim Hye-rin	$65,232
25	Eom Hye-won	$61,364
26	Ki Dong-ju	$59,693
27	Heo Kwang-hee	$58,909
28	Jeon Hyeok-jin	$55,664
29	Shin Baek-cheol	$53,531
30	Lee Yeon-woo	$46,093
31	Lee Yong-dae	$43,656
32	Na Sung-seung	$41,196
33	Lee Dong-keun	$38,170
34	Kim Sa-rang	$37,173
35	Lee Jong-min	$34,479
36	Wang Chan	$31,141
37	Lee Hyun-il	$25,180
38	Yoo Tae-bin	$22,385
39	Kim Jae-hyeon	$21,319
40	Kim Hyo-min	$14,525

The top 40 of 134. The rest are on the South Korea page.

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money has Sung Ji-hyun won?

$135,845 on the BWF World Tour since 2018, from 33 events. That is 205th of the 2,684 players paid on the tour since 2018.

What was Sung Ji-hyun's biggest payday?

The women's singles at the 2019 Chinese Taipei Open, where Sung Ji-hyun won the title. It paid $37,500.

How many World Tour titles has Sung Ji-hyun won?

1, worth $37,500 between them. The most recent was the women's singles at the 2019 Chinese Taipei Open.

What was Sung Ji-hyun's best season?

2019, with $73,905 from 15 draws.

How does Sung Ji-hyun compare with the rest of South Korea?

Sung Ji-hyun won 1% of the $13,122,153 paid to South Korea's players on the World Tour, 16th of the 134.

Where to next

The events Sung Ji-hyun played, the partners, and the players around them