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This is a timely list for a couple of reasons: The PGA Championship just wrapped, finding Rory McIlroy its victor, and only days prior Forbes Magazine released their list of the year’s top paid golfers.

To see how these giants of the fairway compare to one another in terms of their earnings you can check the Forbes list, of course, and if you’re dying to see where these men fall in the sport’s greater rankings numerous golf and/or general sports sites can hook you up with those stats. But what we here at the PeekScore blog can and will tell you is how these world classs linksmen measure up to one another in the realm of digital footprints (i.e., their impacts and prominences here in cyberspace, a concept you can find explained in brief above and elaborated on a bit more at the link found here), and we don’t think many will be surprised by who is topping our list.

Are there any top golfers not included below about whose scores you’re curious? Let us know in the comments.

Rank	Picture	Name	Past Year’s Earnings	PeekScore
1		Tiger Woods	$61.2mil	9.96 / 10.00
2		Adam Scott	$11.5mil	8.43 / 10.00
3		Phil Mickelson	$46.7mil	8.20 / 10.00
4		Luke Donald	$20mil	8.18 / 10.00
5		Rory McIlroy	$16.4mil	8.17 / 10.00
6		Ernie Els	$22.3mil	8.16 / 10.00
7		Sergio Garcia	$16.2mil	8.15 / 10.00
8		Lee Westwood	$12.8mil	8.04 / 10.00
9		Matt Kuchar	$12.5mil	7.97 / 10.00
10		Bill Haas	$16.1 million	7.27 / 10.00