On September 5th, Beijing time, for the fifth consecutive year, the PGA Tour produced more than 100 millionaires. In 2019, the number of millionaires was 114, which tied the figures for the previous year.
Doc Redman is the last player to officially win more than a million dollars and has accumulated $1,003,290 in six races.
The bonus king is Brooks-Copca, who won three times in 21 races and won $9,684,006. McIlroy ranked second, with $7,785,286 in 19 races.
The top ten players in the money list are as follows:
1. Brooks Koepka, 21, $9,684,006
2. Rory McIlroy, 19, $7,785,286
3. Matt Kuchar, 22, $6,294,690
4. Patrick Cantlay, 21, $6,121,488
5. Gary Woodland, 24, $5,690,965
6. Xander Schauffele, 21, $5,609,456
7. Dustin Johnson, 19, $5,534,619
8. Justin Thomas, 20, $5,013,084
9. Jon Rahm, 20, $4,990,110
10. Webb Simpson, 21, $4,690,572
It is worth noting that the above is only the official bonus number, McIlroy and the prize pool prize - the Tour Championship champion check - 15 million US dollars, this season, the revenue of the stadium is more than 22.78 million US dollars. Zander-Xeofele was runner-up in East Lake, worth $5 million, and his season income exceeded $10 million.
Brooks-Coppa tied for third place with $3.5 million and the same income of more than $10 million ($13.18 million).
But Matt Kuchar is still a little bit, and with East Lake tied for the third $3.5 million, his total income is $9.99 million.
Of course, this is also the player who won the entry card through the Glorious International Tour this year. This includes Zhang Xinjun. One reminder: You must be a millionaire in the coming year to be able to stand on the PGA Tour.