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SQUASH PRIZE MONEY · 14TH OF 54 NATIONS

Germany squash prize money

Germany's players have won £572,121 between 6 players, 1.2% of all the squash prize money we hold. Simon Rösner leads on £341,562.

PRIZE MONEY£572k
PLAYERS6
TITLES1
NATION RANK14th

Germany's players

By career squash prize money

Germany's squash players ranked by prize money.
# PLAYER WORLD WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Simon Rösner 38 1 £341,562£342k
2 Raphael Kandra 54 0 £208,304£208k
3 Saskia Beinhard 273 0 £11,299£11k
4 Jens Schoor 356 0 £4,065£4k
5 Yannik Omlor 368 0 £3,604£4k
6 Sina Wall 376 0 £3,287£3k

Where Germany's money was won

Germany prize money by tournament, the top 15 of 49

Germany's titles

1 win, newest first

Squash titles of Germany's players.
TOURNAMENT WINNER PRIZE
Men's J. P. Morgan Tournament of Champions 2018 Simon Rösner £17,763£18k

Germany against other nations

Squash prize money by nation, the countries either side

Nations ranked around Germany by squash prize money.
# NATION PLAYERS PRIZE MONEY
1 Egypt 129 £17,771,016£17.8m
2 England 74 £7,761,235£7.8m
3 France 30 £3,126,703£3.1m
4 United States 51 £2,138,236£2.1m
5 Malaysia 29 £2,131,784£2.1m
6 New Zealand 19 £1,832,993£1.8m
7 Hong Kong 25 £1,172,052£1.2m
8 Wales 8 £1,039,941£1.0m
10 India 17 £935,979£936k
11 Belgium 3 £797,686£798k
12 Australia 32 £785,742£786k
13 Switzerland 9 £636,688£637k
14 Germany 6 £572,121£572k
15 Spain 8 £559,803£560k
16 Colombia 6 £540,204£540k
17 Scotland 6 £528,144£528k
18 Canada 16 £448,276£448k
19 Mexico 12 £406,843£407k
20 Japan 5 £334,019£334k
21 Netherlands 11 £253,777£254k
22 Qatar 6 £189,209£189k
23 South Africa 10 £184,628£185k
24 Ireland 3 £177,263£177k
25 Jamaica 2 £163,995£164k
26 Pakistan 16 £158,211£158k

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money have Germany's players won?

£572,121 between 6 players, 14th of the 54 nations on our squash money list.

Who is Germany's highest earning player?

Simon Rösner, with £341,562 and 1 title.

How many squash titles has Germany won?

1 title in the tournaments we hold, most recently Simon Rösner at the Men's J. P. Morgan Tournament of Champions 2018.

Where to next

Every nation is ranked on squash prize money, and across every individual sport on prize money by nation.