Golfer is not the title of making the most money PGA Tour

With $ 407,100 for the final T3 position in Valspar Championship on May 2, Tringale reached $ 13,743,938 in PGA Tour bonuses. This financial achievement places him 146 in the top income from the PGA Tour field of all time, and ranks first in prize money among the unbeaten members. The landmark earlier belonged to Brian Davis, with $ 13,374,228 after 372 events.

“I didn’t know I hit such a record,” Tringale said Golfweek.

With this milestone, Tringale’s PGA Tour bonus surpassed the senior players with many majors such as Tom Watson, Bernhard Langer and John Daly. In this trilogy, Watson ranked first in prize income and major championships – $ 11,081,140 from eight majors in 39 PGA Tour titles.

Tringale was born in 1987, graduated from Georgia Technical University. Over 11 years of professional competition, American golfers attended 299 tournaments, including last week’s Valspar Championship. In 2010, Tringale attended the PGA Tour for the first time. Through 21 stages that year, he earned only 300,000 USD.

This season, Tringale attended 17 events, in which four times to finish the top 10 in the last 16 times cut.

In fact, Tringale also won the PGA Tour – with Jason Day won the 2014 Franklin Templeton Shootout. But this victory is not legitimate despite the official calendar.

Tringale once raised the martial spirit of martial arts nearly seven years ago – major PGA Championship 2014. Six days after the tournament with the final T33 position, he informed the Organizing Committee – the American Professional Golf Association (PGAA) to cancel the achievement. because self-detection incorrectly confirmed the transcript.

Quoc Huy synthetic