David McSweeney of noobnorm.com has produced another staggering breakdown that illustrates how dominant Woods has been throughout his two-plus decades on the PGA Tour. In November, he came up with a chart that compared Woods’ earnings per shot for his career vs. the earnings per shot of the tour’s top 10 earners in 2017. And now he’s back with this cool map:

To be exact, Woods has earned $19,981,868 in Florida, or about 20 percent of the $100 million he’s made in the U.S. Ohio ($16,335,145) ranks second on the list and California comes in third ($16,057,684), followed by Georgia (those four green jackets help) at $13,372,311. Of course, if you count the two $10 million bonuses Woods pocketed for winning the FedEx Cup in Atlanta, the Peach State would jump to No. 1.      

It comes as no surprise that Woods’ record remains remarkable when broken down like this. We’ve previously talked about how he would qualify for the World Golf Hall of Fame in four different states alone. And Florida, California, Ohio and Georgia are logical spots for Tiger to clean up based on the PGA Tour events held there. Still, the stats are staggering.

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For instance, Woods’ combined earnings in only those top four states ($65,747,008) would place him slightly behind Jim Furyk for THIRD on the tour’s all-time list. There are only 92 other golfers who have earned at least $16 million for their careers while Tiger has done that in three different states. And how about the fact that Woods has made more money in Florida than David Duval made anywhere in the U.S. during his career?

These numbers are pretty darn impressive. And if Woods remains healthy, he’s only going to add them.

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