Adam Scott came into the 2023 Sentry Tournament of Champions with $59,873,599 in career on-course earnings on the PGA Tour.
He’ll leave the island of Maui as the seventh golfer on Tour to rake in more than $60 million.
Scott banked $210,000 for his solo 29th-place finish at Kapalua. He was in the field not as a 2022 tournament champ but by virtue of a change in the qualifications that allowed those who made the previous season’s Tour Championship eligible for the Sentry.
He remains about $8 million behind Rory McIlroy, who skipped the Sentry. Among those still in front of Scott on the all-time list include Tiger Woods followed by a pair of LIV golfers and a pair of PGA Tour Champions golfers.
The top seven on the money list:
- Tiger Woods: $120,895,206
- Phil Mickelson: $94,955,060
- Dustin Johnson: $74,897,059
- Jim Furyk: $71,507,269
- Vijay Singh: $71,236,216
- Rory McIlroy: $68,064,549
- Adam Scott: $60,083,599
Right behind Scott on the all-time list are Justin Rose ($57,432,647) and Matt Kuchar ($55,183,496).
