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Mickelson, Woods at top of Masters earnings list

Phil Mickelson toss his ball to caddie following an eagle on the second green in last year’s Masters at the Augusta National Golf Club. BRANT SANDERLIN / SPECIAL

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Phil Mickelson toss his ball to caddie following an eagle on the second green in last year’s Masters at the Augusta National Golf Club. BRANT SANDERLIN / SPECIAL
By Chris Vivlamore
April 2, 2018

Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods are 1-2 on The Masters’ all-time money list, each with over $7 million in earnings in more than 20 appearances. They will add to their totals this week.

Here’s a look at the Top 20 earnings leaders:

Player                             Earnings         Masters

Phil Mickelson              $7,824,562       25

Tiger Woods                  $7,371,806       21

Jordan Spieth               $3,705,200       4

Angel Cabrera               $3,507,257       18

Adam Scott                    $3,423,764       16

Lee Westwood              $3,400,330       18

Justin Rose                    $3,382,015        12

Bubba Waston              $3,330,080        9

Sergio Garcia                 $3,258,530       19

Fred Couples                 $2,726,835        32

Jose Maria Olazabal   $2,561,106        29

Vijay Singh                      $2,554,518       24

Ernie Els                           $2,533,343       23

Charl Schwartzel          $2,369,563        8

Retief Goosen                $2,289,313       13

Trevor Immelman        $2,021,310       15

Mike Weir                         $1,931,425       18

Bernhard Langer          $1,868,818        35

Danny Willett                 $1,850,000         3

Zach Johnson                $1,827,042        13

Source: Masters media guide

About the Author

Chris Vivlamore is the sports editor at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He has served as reporter and editor at the AJC since 2003.

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