Rory McIlroy Joins Tiger Woods in $100 Million PGA Earnings Club

Rory McIlroy has joined Tiger Woods as the only players in PGA Tour history to surpass $100 million in career earnings, achieving this milestone after a fifth-place finish at the Texas Children's Houston Open. McIlroy's total now stands at $100,046,906, positioning him second behind Woods, who has earned $120,999,166. This achievement comes as McIlroy prepares for the upcoming Masters, where he aims to not only secure his first major title in over a decade but also complete the Grand Slam. Meanwhile, Greg Norman expressed optimism about the future of golf, crediting the influx of private equity investment as beneficial for the sport. He highlighted the success of the Tomorrow's Golf League (TGL), co-founded by Woods and McIlroy, as an example of innovation in golf. Both figures continue to impact the sport significantly, with Norman's insights on golf's growth and McIlroy's career milestones illustrating a dynamic period for professional golf.