Brooks Koepka Has Won More In 2018 Than Nicklaus Did In Career

The 28-year-old has had a very rich year on the PGA Tour

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The 28-year-old has had a very rich year on the PGA Tour

Brooks Koepka Has Won More In 2018 Than Nicklaus Did In Career

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Koepka has won $6,412,792 on the PGA Tour this season, $2.16m of that coming at the US Open and $1.98m for his USPGA Championship win.

Palmer, victorious 62 times on the PGA Tour in his career, won a total of €3.6m.

Although he does ultimately trump Brooks Koepka, as according to Forbes, Palmer earned 240 times that from appearances, endorsements, licensing and golf course design to take his career earnings to a whopping $875m.

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Palmer's earnings have been bumped up to $1.3bn due to inflation - good luck beating that Brooks!

Brooks Koepka's PGA Tour earnings are currently $200,000 short of $20m to take him to 74th in the PGA Tour's All-Time Money List.

Woods is top of that table with $113m, Mickelson is second with $88m, Vijay Singh third with $71m, Jim Furyk fourth with $68m and Dustin Johnson is in fifth with $55m.

His $6.4m earnings put him in third position in the PGA Tour's Official Money chart for the 2017-18 season - Justin Thomas is 1st with $7.9m and Dustin Johnson is 2nd with $7.3m.

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