Rory McIlroy is golf's second $100 million man.McIlroy's tie for fifth in the Texas Children's Houston Open on March 30 gave him $337,843 and increased his career PGA Tour earnings to $100,046,906. Only Tiger Woods ($120,999,166) has more.McIlroy only needed to earn $46,906 to reach $100 million and would have had that with a tie for 32nd or better. He also passed $9 million in earnings for the season, most of which he earned at two of the biggest purses of the season, winning The Players Championship ($4.5 million) and the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am ($3.6 million), a PGA Tour Signature Event.Min Woo Lee reaches more modest career goalsMin Woo Lee’s victory at the Houston Open earned him $1,710,000, which enabled him to reach several milestones. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.He got a bump from 54th to 16th on this week’s money list and now has $2,658,736. That enabled him to surpass $1 million and $2 million in earnings this season.MAJOR INSIDER: Get Golfweek's best stories, latest updates from Augusta National straight to your inboxLee also surpassed his earnings for 2024. He was 68th on the money list last year with $2,611,021. Aside from Lee, the player who moved to the highest position on the money list at Houston was Scottie Scheffler, who tied for second with Gary Woodland and moved from 16th to 10th with $845,500 to put him at $3,341,197. Woodland, who was 94th in earnings entering the week, is now 47th with a bit more than $1.26 million. There was no change in position among the top nine on the money list entering the week.Who became millionaires? In addition to Lee and Woodland, two other notable players passed $1 million in earnings in the Houston Open, Wyndham Clark ($337,843) and Eric Cole ($163,875). Clark is 52nd in earnings with $1,107,630 and Cole is 58th with $1,001,218. There are now 58 players with $1 million or more in earnings this season, 24 with $2 million or more, 13 with $3 million or more and seven with $4 million or more. A year ago at this time, 59 players had earned $1 million or more and 23 with $2 million or more. PGA Tour money leaders Through Texas Children’s Houston Open 1. Rory McIlroy $9,057,558 2. Russell Henley $5,643,775 3. Collin Morikawa $5,558,964 4. Ludvig Åberg $4,956,223 5. J.J. Spaun $4,581,472 6. Hideki Matsuyama $4,464,913 7. Sepp Straka $4,195,617 8. Shane Lowry $3,613,011 9. Corey Conners $3,452,581 10. Scottie Scheffler $3,341,197 11. Justin Thomas $3,219,600 12. Maverick McNealy $3,166,013 13. Lucas Glover $3,033,613 14. Michael Kim $2,785,623 15. Thomas Detry $2,757,678 16. Min Woo Lee $2,658,736 17. Nick Taylor $2,643,264 18. Akshay Bhatia $2,416,394 19. Tom Hoge $2,374,618 20. Sungjae Im $2,243,500 21. Harris English $2,172,204 22. Patrick Cantlay $2,149,650 23. Joe Highsmith $2,095,856 24. Daniel Berger $2,036,591 25. Jacob Bridgeman $1,950,020 26. Keegan Bradley $1,893,819 27. Tommy Fleetwood $1,893,098 28. Robert MacIntyre $1,871,762 29. Denny McCarthy $1,862,280 30. Viktor Hovland $1,822,023

Rory McIlroy is golf’s second $100 million man. He got a bump from 54th to 16th on this week’s money list and now has ,658,736. That enabled him to surpass million and million in earnings this season. Through Texas Children’s Houston Open Min Woo Lee reaches more modest career goals Lee also surpassed his earnings […]

Rory McIlroy is golf’s second $100 million man.

He got a bump from 54^th to 16^th on this week’s money list and now has ,658,736. That enabled him to surpass million and million in earnings this season.

Rory McIlroy watches his tee shot at the fourth hole of the Memorial Park Golf Course in Houston during the final round of the Texas Children's Houston Open on March 30.

Through Texas Children’s Houston Open

Min Woo Lee reaches more modest career goals

Lee also surpassed his earnings for 2024. He was 68^th on the money list last year with ,611,021.

Clark is 52^nd in earnings with ,107,630 and Cole is 58^th with ,001,218. Woodland, who was 94^th in earnings entering the week, is now 47^th with a bit more than .26 million. In addition to Lee and Woodland, two other notable players passed million in earnings in the Houston Open, Wyndham Clark (7,843) and Eric Cole (3,875).

MAJOR INSIDER: Get Golfweek’s best stories, latest updates from Augusta National straight to your inboxThere are now 58 players with million or more in earnings this season, 24 with million or more, 13 with million or more and seven with million or more. A year ago at this time, 59 players had earned million or more and 23 with million or more.

Aside from Lee, the player who moved to the highest position on the money list at Houston was Scottie Scheffler, who tied for second with Gary Woodland and moved from 16^th to 10^th with 5,500 to put him at ,341,197.

Who became millionaires?

McIlroy’s tie for fifth in the Texas Children’s Houston Open on March 30 gave him 7,843 and increased his career PGA Tour earnings to 0,046,906. Only Tiger Woods (0,999,166) has more.

There was no change in position among the top nine on the money list entering the week.McIlroy only needed to earn ,906 to reach 0 million and would have had that with a tie for 32nd or better. He also passed million in earnings for the season, most of which he earned at two of the biggest purses of the season, winning The Players Championship (.5 million) and the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (.6 million), a PGA Tour Signature Event.