as the all-time Masters money leader. But the $4.5 million also has McIlroy only $6 million behind Tiger for the PGA Tour’s all-time prize money lead. Woods has $120,999,166 to McIlroy’s $114,696,641. With three more majors and more than a half dozen signature events, it’s quite possible that McIlroy takes the all-time title from Tiger before the end of the summer.

Here's where things stand now:
1: Tiger Woods, $120,999,166
2: Rory McIlroy, $114,696,641
3: Scottie Scheffler, $105,699,566
4: Phil Mickelson, $96,727,968
5: Justin Rose, $77,031,420

After struggling with a left miss throughout the third round, Rory simply practiced the opposite of his poor ball flight. To correct excessive draws, he hit a bunch of fades.

“I focused on hitting like quite a few cut shots, focused on really trying to open up my lower body through impact.”

It’s the same concept that Wyndham Clark used in 2023 during his breakout season, which he explained in depth to Golf Digest. Focusing on your ball flight to fix your golf swing helps avoid excessive swing thoughts and an obsession with technical positions. To correct a slice, for example, try and hit a bunch of hooks.