1.5hp Submersible well pump run on solar

If starting from scratch, consider the Grundfos SQFlex series, can run directly from PV panels.
Using the 4 batteries, you will have very limited run time after the solar goes dark, that's a large pump, and takes a large inverter to run it

I already have the pump i listed specs to. my friend owns the property and i live as caretaker of land. building up and such but budget is limited atm. down the road id imagine i will invest in such a pump.
Never need to pump after dark. Can fill all my tanks and jugs and such during day. as i said i plan on upgrading battery bank as well. but yea, wondering what i need as far as, how many more panels? what kind of inverter reccomend?

You simply need to do the math on the numbers you've already provided. Your pump consumes 11.5 amps at 230V, so that 11.5X230 = 2645VA. So no, you don't have enough panels. Your set of panels would produce a theoretical maximum of 220W X 10 panels = 2200 watts. The real-world output is not likely to be higher than 80% of that, so 2200 X 0.8= 1760 watts. Double the number of panels and you might be able to run the pump from about 10am till 2pm. Earlier or later than that and the panels won't get close to their rated power. To run the pump from say 8am till 4pm, you'd need about 5000 watts of panels. That's assuming that the panels are mounted on rotating mounts that allow solar tracking. If fixed, don't expect more than 50% output before 10am.

A second issue is the surge wattage upon startup. The surge amperage for my 1.0hp pump is 3.8X the running amperage, so your startup power requirement is going to be around 10kw. There are a couple of good commercial inverters that can handle that power level. Outback's Radian 8048, and Schneider's XW+ 6848 come to mind. I use Schneider and it handles my 9000 watt surge just fine. You'll need a LARGE 48VDC battery bank to run this system, in the 400-500ah range, not 101ah.

Too bad you spent limited assets before you researched whether or not what you bought will work with what you have.

Sell that 1-1/2 hp pump/motor and buy a 1/2 hp pump/motor

Yea. I was suprised at how cheap some 24 volt easily powered by not too much solar, pumps sell for. I can afford as much and can just fill my reserve tanks through the day. Amd pump from them with inline dc pumps. or gravity even for the lower feilds. Im gonna likely invest in that. Just found a 24 volt 500 amp still in box never used wind turbine in the shed. lol. Didnt even know was there for a whole year. Previous parties on the hill prolly bought, never used, amd left. Merry day for me. That will be a nice trickle charge after sun down im sure at least. But was maybe gonna upgrade solar to suit current pump, but seems .ore affordable to get new lowere powered one

500 watt...not 500 amp...huge difference

Technically, you don't necessarily need a huge solar array to run a 1.5HP pump INTERMITTENTLY. (However, if you want continuous runtime during the day, this gets expensive fast.) That being said, though, finding an inverter that can start a 1.5HP synchronous AC motor will NOT be cheap. Either way, you'll probably be a lot better off (financially) getting a DC-rated submersible pump. Oh, well