The PGA Tour continues at the Valero Texas Open this week, having just said goodbye to the Houston Open.
Scottie Scheffler enjoyed a ‘solid week’ at the Houston Open, but it was Min Woo Lee who emerged victorious.
He clinched his maiden PGA Tour title at Memorial Park, finishing one shot ahead of both Scheffler and Gary Woodland.
Lee has been tipped as a Masters long shot, which follows this week’s Valero Texas Open later this month.
A long list of star names will take to Augusta National for the major championship, with Scheffler out to defend his title.

The top 10 highest earners in PGA Tour history
And while there will be no appearance from the injured Tiger Woods, he is very much still the man to beat when it comes to career earnings on the PGA Tour.
As per the PGA Tour website, the legendary figure tops the pile, but Rory McIlroy has closed the gap after the Houston Open.
10. Jordan Spieth – $63,562,963
Enjoying a revival in 2025 so far, American ace Jordan Spieth finds himself among the top 10 highest earners of all-time, having won 13 times throughout his PGA Tour career.

9. Justin Rose – $66,638,708
Also in double digits for titles, 11-time champion Justin Rose might not be finished just yet, with a few more tricks likely up his sleeve as the Masters approaches.
8. Adam Scott – $68,619,436
Another PGA Tour veteran, Adam Scott has focused a lot of his time and effort lately on reaching an agreement with LIV Golf, but a 15th PGA Tour win in the near future cannot be ruled for the Australian.

7. Vijay Singh – $71,281,216
With a huge 34 career wins to his name, the iconic Vijay Singh occupies seventh place on the all-time money list, having given the likes of Woods and Phil Mickelson a run for their money for several years.
6. Jim Furyk – $71,507,269
Fellow veteran Jim Furyk has turned to captaincy roles in recent times, but he clinched 17 wins during his playing career, with the successes spanning a 20-year period.

5. Scottie Scheffler – $75,134,784
Despite only joining the PGA Tour in 2020, world number one Scottie Scheffler has already broken the top five, winning seven of his 13 titles in an unforgettable 2024 season.
4. Dustin Johnson – $75,557,026
Currently plying his trade on LIV Golf, Dustin Johnson was a regular winner once upon a time, and boasts a place in the top four thanks to his 24 titles.
3. Phil Mickelson – $96,685,635
He may have made the controversial switch to LIV Golf early in its lifespan, but Phil Mickelson finds himself very high up the money list thanks to his 45 wins before that move.

2. Rory McIlroy – $100,046,906
If anyone can catch Woods, it’s McIlroy, with the Northern Irishman already on two PGA Tour wins this season and 28 overall. He has now become only the second player in PGA Tour history to exceed $100million in career earnings after finishing T5 in Houston.
1. Tiger Woods – $120,999,166
With a phenomenal 82 PGA Tour wins, including a stunning 15 major championships, Woods will take some catching at the very top of the all-time money list despite his ongoing injury problems.
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