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Scottie Scheffler’s $125 Million Win: Tiger Woods Is Officially Second, And Rory’s Charging Hard

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Scottie Scheffler officially etched his name deeper into PGA Tour history on Sunday, vaulting past Tiger Woods to claim the top spot on the career earnings list. This isn’t just a record; it’s a huge statement about his place in the game.

Scheffler Takes The Top Spot

After winning the TOUR Championship, Scheffler took over first place on the PGA Tour career earnings list with a staggering $125,390,661. That number officially surpassed Tiger Woods’ previous record of $120,999,166. Scheffler is on an incredible run, making moves that put him among the best ever.

Rory McIlroy Still In The Hunt

Don’t think the chase is over, though. Rory McIlroy came into the tournament with $117,848,372 in career earnings. Even after finishing tied for fourth on Sunday, he’s still closing in on Woods’ spot. McIlroy is absolutely in position to challenge for second on that list, keeping the pressure on the legends.

The PGA Tour is always exciting, and with Scheffler rewriting the record books and McIlroy hot on his heels, this career earnings list is going to be wild to watch. What’s next for these titans of golf? We can’t wait to find out.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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