Jon Rahm didn't win the WM Phoenix Open, but he did join an exclusive club with Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and a bunch of Hall of Famers.
The reason for that? Rahm saw his PGA Tour earnings exceed $40m. Only 25 players in history have accomplished this impressive milestone.
Rahm was going to pass this sooner rather than later, given that he came into TPC Scottsdale with $39,908,792 in earnings.
It was an elevated event as well, meaning that he only needed to finish 38th or better to push him over $40m.
Rahm, in the end, finished solo third behind Nick Taylor and Scottie Scheffler, taking home a cheque for $1,380,000. He's now at $41,288,792.
Had Rahm triumphed in Phoenix, it would've been his third PGA Tour win in six weeks.
It has taken Rahm 136 starts to reach $40m. For Woods, he needed 146. They both reached the milestone at the age of 28.
You can take a look at who else has reached this club by scrolling down the page.
There are a number of players who are within sight of this milestone, too.
LIV Golf defectors Kevin Na, Patrick Reed, Brooks Koepka and Marc Leishman are all within $5m of reaching $40m.
Who else is in the $40m club?
Tiger Woods - $120,895,206
Phil Mickelson - $94,955,060
Dustin Johnson - $74,897,059
Jim Furyk - $71,507,269
Vijay Singh - $71,236,216
Rory McIlroy - $68,173,835
Adam Scott - $60,160,624
Justin Rose - $59,239,372
Matt Kuchar - $55,524,647
Jordan Spieth - $53,728,295
Sergio Garcia - $54,433,395
Justin Thomas - $52,254,009
Jason Day - $52,004,420
Ernie Els - $49,339,400
Bubba Watson - $48,049,778
Zach Johnson - $47,919,845
Davis Love III - $44,959,243
Steve Stricker - $44,936,354
Webb Simpson - $44,260,188
Rickie Fowler - $43,069,966
Stewart Cink - $42,994,598
Charles Howell III - $42,025,458
David Toms - $41,901,709
Jon Rahm - $41,288,792
Hideki Matsuyama - $41,062,162
Brandt Snedeker - $40,539,179
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