
At the conclusion of the Shell Houston Open, the names at the top of the PGA Tour’s Money List remained nearly static, with the exception of Rickie Fowler making his first appearance inside the top-10.
Money Notes
- Fowler earned $406,000 for his T3 at the Shell, moving into the 8th position with a season total of $2,393,358. He becomes the 11th player on Tour to clear $2M this season.
- Russell Henley took home $1,260,000 for his win in Houston, moving the Georgia native into the 12th spot at $1,959,097.
- World No. 1 Johnson enters Augusta at the top of the money list for a second straight week at $5M-plus. He’s followed by Hideki Matsuyama and Justin Thomas, who sit in 2nd and 3rd, respectively.
- DJ, Hideki and JT are the only players to have earned over $4M on the season thus far.
Stat of the Week
Old friend Spencer Levin finally landed himself a top-25 finish and his first decent check of the season. Levin, who has entered 16 tournaments (the most on Tour), nearly doubled his total earnings to date with a $50K check in Houston. Before arriving in Texas, Levin had made just $6,090 in his last nine events (8 missed-cuts, and a last-place).
Money Leaders
Through Shell Houston Open, 4/2/2017
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