Updated PGA Tour career money list standings: Rory McIlroy closes in on Tiger Woods
Updated PGA Tour career money list standings: Rory McIlroy closes in on Tiger Woods
Rory McIlroy earned $4.2 million for his victory at the 89th Masters Tournament, pushing him within $17 million of passing Tiger Woods in official PGA Tour career earnings.
Here’s where things stand for the top 50 as of April 14, 2025:
RANK
PLAYER
EARNINGS
1
Tiger Woods
$120,999,166
2
Rory McIlroy
$104,246,906
3
Scottie Scheffler
$76,142,784
4
Jim Furyk
$71,507,269
5
Vijay Singh
$71,281,216
6
Justin Rose
$68,933,517
7
Adam Scott
$68,619,436
8
Jordan Spieth
$64,081,838
9
Jason Day
$63,460,235
10
Justin Thomas
$63,026,027
11
Matt Kuchar
$60,551,671
12
Hideki Matsuyama
$60,097,078
13
Xander Schauffele
$58,327,743
14
Rickie Fowler
$51,156,434
15
Patrick Cantlay
$50,604,706
16
Zach Johnson
$49,893,073
17
Ernie Els
$49,385,600
18
Keegan Bradley
$49,342,331
19
Webb Simpson
$45,885,963
20
Davis Love III
$44,959,243
21
Steve Stricker
$44,936,354
22
Tony Finau
$44,653,172
23
Stewart Cink
$43,905,340
24
David Toms
$41,901,709
25
Billy Horschel
$41,413,291
26
Brandt Snedeker
$41,172,530
27
Collin Morikawa
$40,754,671
28
Brian Harman
$40,552,880
29
Lucas Glover
$40,313,266
30
Luke Donald
$37,686,580
31
Russell Henley
$37,636,965
32
Rory Sabbatini
$36,119,041
33
Charley Hoffman
$35,869,771
34
Gary Woodland
$35,636,992
35
Ryan Moore
$34,442,506
36
Harris English
$34,056,517
37
Justin Leonard
$33,884,793
38
Ryan Palmer
$33,728,389
39
Viktor Hovland
$33,338,528
40
Sungjae Im
$32,941,009
41
K.J. Choi
$32,803,596
42
Chris Kirk
$32,584,436
43
Kenny Perry
$32,123,130
44
Retief Goosen
$31,301,518
45
Bill Haas
$31,109,748
46
Hunter Mahan
$30,786,458
47
Geoff Ogilvy
$30,626,566
48
Stuart Appleby
$29,828,521
49
Nick Watney
$29,412,965
50
Kevin Kisner
$29,302,597
Rory McIlroy Reveals Tiger Woods Inspiration after Winning the Masters
Rory McIlroy has finally done it. McIlroy has won the Masters in one of the most dramatic final rounds at Augusta National Golf Club ever. After sinking the birdie putt in the playoff to defeat Justin Rose, the Northern Irishman fell to his knees in disbelief.
He became just the sixth man ever to complete the career Grand Slam. McIlroy joined Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, and of course, Tiger Woods.
Speaking of Woods, after winning the Green Jacket, the now five-time major champion evoked the legend as a key inspiration.
While speaking from the grounds at Augusta National, Rory expressed those sentiments.
“This is by far the greatest golf tournament in the world. Watching Tiger Woods do this when I was a kid was my inspiration… My dreams have been made today.”
Reactions from the 35-year-old’s triumph have poured in.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was among the first to congratulate McIlroy. He is an avid golfer and has the game to back it up.
Phil Mickelson even sent a congratulations to Rory despite their mounting differences.
An hour after finally winning his Green Jacket, Woods himself finally took to social media to express his support and pride in the Northern Irishman.
“Welcome to the club@McIlroyRory,” Woods posted on X. “Completing the grand slam at Augusta is something special. Your determination during this round, and this entire journey has shown through, and now you’re a part of history. Proud of you!”
The message will likely mean as much to the fans as it does McIlroy.
Woods is obviously one of the greatest players in history. McIlroy is easily the best player of his generation. The two have become close friends in recent years, even launching the TGL (Tomorrow Golf League) together earlier in 2025.
