Tiger Woods is no longer listed as golf’s all-time leader in career earnings, a position he holds for roughly 26 years. Multiple reports say his total is overtaken by another player who has surpassed Woods’ previously reported $120 million career earnings figure.
The outlets describe this as a milestone marking a transfer of the top career-earnings ranking to a “new superstar.” Both accounts present the change as a straightforward ranking update tied to recent earnings and do not add conflicting details about timing, amounts beyond the $120 million reference, or the specific challenger’s background. Overall, they frame the development as a notable shift in golf’s career earnings hierarchy, with Woods’ long-standing lead ending for the first time in more than two decades.
