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SURFING · 2009-07-19 · JEFFREYS BAY, EASTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA

Billabong Pro J-Bay 2009 surfing prize money

The Billabong Pro J-Bay paid £251,852 to 48 surfers. Joel Parkinson won £29,630. Damien Hobgood took £17,778 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£252k
WINNER£30k
SURFERS PAID48
PAYOUT BANDS7

Men's payouts

48 surfers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each surfer at the Billabong Pro J-Bay.
PLACE SURFER NATION PRIZE MONEY
Winner Joel Parkinson Australia £29,630£30k
Runner-up Damien Hobgood United States £17,778£18k
3rd Dane Reynolds United States £10,370£10k
3rd Kai Otton Australia £10,370£10k
5th Bobby Martinez United States £6,667£7k
5th Dean Morrison Australia £6,667£7k
5th Sean Holmes South Africa £6,667£7k
5th Taylor Knox United States £6,667£7k
9th Bede Durbidge Australia £4,667£5k
9th Ben Dunn Australia £4,667£5k
9th C.J. Hobgood United States £4,667£5k
9th Kelly Slater United States £4,667£5k
9th Kieren Perrow Australia £4,667£5k
9th Michel Bourez France £4,667£5k
9th Mick Campbell Australia £4,667£5k
9th Nathaniel Curran United States £4,667£5k
17th Adriano de Souza Brazil £4,000£4k
17th Chris Davidson Australia £4,000£4k
17th Chris Ward United States £4,000£4k
17th Freddy Patacchia Jr. Hawaii £4,000£4k
17th Greg Emslie South Africa £4,000£4k
17th Heath Joske Australia £4,000£4k
17th Jeremy Flores France £4,000£4k
17th Jordy Smith South Africa £4,000£4k
17th Kekoa Bacalso Hawaii £4,000£4k
17th Mick Fanning Australia £4,000£4k
17th Mikael Picon France £4,000£4k
17th Nic Muscroft Australia £4,000£4k
17th Roy Powers Hawaii £4,000£4k
17th Taj Burrow Australia £4,000£4k
17th Tim Reyes United States £4,000£4k
17th Tom Whitaker Australia £4,000£4k
33rd Aritz Aranburu Spain £3,481£3k
33rd David Weare South Africa £3,481£3k
33rd Dayyan Neve Australia £3,481£3k
33rd Devyn Mattheys South Africa £3,481£3k
33rd Drew Courtney Australia £3,481£3k
33rd Dustin Barca Hawaii £3,481£3k
33rd Heitor Alves Brazil £3,481£3k
33rd Jay Thompson Australia £3,481£3k
33rd Jihad Khodr Brazil £3,481£3k
33rd Josh Kerr Australia £3,481£3k
33rd Marlon Lipke Germany £3,481£3k
33rd Phillip MacDonald Australia £3,481£3k
33rd Ryan Payne South Africa £3,481£3k
33rd Tiago Pires Portugal £3,481£3k
33rd Tim Boal France £3,481£3k
33rd Torrey Meister Hawaii £3,481£3k

How the money splits

Each finishing band, what it paid each surfer, and what it paid in all

Prize money bands at the Billabong Pro J-Bay.
PLACE SURFERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Winner 1 £29,630£30k £29,630£30k
Runner-up 1 £17,778£18k £17,778£18k
3rd 2 £10,370£10k £20,741£21k
5th 4 £6,667£7k £26,667£27k
9th 8 £4,667£5k £37,333£37k
17th 16 £4,000£4k £64,000£64k
33rd 16 £3,481£3k £55,704£56k

Where the money went, band by band

Winner £30k
Runner-up £18k
3rd £21k
5th £27k
9th £37k
17th £64k
33rd £56k

The rest of 2009

Every other surfing edition we hold from 2009

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the Billabong Pro J-Bay get?

Joel Parkinson took £29,630.

How much did the runner-up get?

Damien Hobgood took £17,778, 60% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the Billabong Pro J-Bay?

£251,852, paid to 48 surfers.

How does it compare with other years?

The Billabong Pro J-Bay paid £229,556, and the Billabong Pro J-Bay paid £296,296.

Where to next

Every edition is on the Jeffreys Bay prize money page, and the whole year on surfing prize money in 2009. The edition before was the Billabong Pro J-Bay. The one after was the Billabong Pro J-Bay.