Rory McIlroy Net Worth – Master prize money and how much he deserves last year

Rory Mcilroy's net assets have risen after a breathtaking year and next to the course for a new level

Rory McIlroy's net assets recorded an astonishing increase in £ 35 million last year, causing his total assets to catap them to 260 million GBP and consolidated its place under British financial elite.

According to the last Sunday Times Rich list for 2025, which marks its 37th year, McIlroy is one of the 350 richest people in Great Britain. In particular, he is the number 19 and the top position for Northern Ireland among the richest people under 40.

In view of its possessions, including property, shares in publicly traded companies, works of art and horses, McIlroy's factual assets may be higher, since the calculations of the list do not contain liquid funds. Only last month, Mcilroy's historical Masters victory secured a career -Grand Slam and added his already impressive PGA Tour career gain of £ 3.15 million.

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Interestingly, the rich list reveals a decline in the total assets of its participants to 772.8 billion GBP – a decrease of 3% compared to the previous year. The list curated by Business Journalist Robert Watts reflects a changing economic landscape and is a reduction in the number of billionaires and total assets.

Watt noticed: “The Rich list of the Sunday Times changes. Our billionaire counts and the combined wealth of those who can be seen in our research.

“Our research also finds a large number of self-made entrepreneurs who build the assets not only from artificial intelligence, video games and new technologies, but also from everyday objects such as make-up, radiators and jogging floors.

“We know that many of our readers find these people and their stories inspire – especially the many who had hard starts or setbacks to their life and career.”

Mcilroy's breathtaking play-off victory over Justin Rose in Augusta brought him the coveted career grand Slam and his fifth big title, who only put him behind the legendary Sir Nick Faldo.

However, McIlroy is faced with a challenging trip if he strives for consecutive main titles after a first round, which is characterized by errors in the 107th US PGA championship.

The golfer from Holywood endured a problematic beginning and registered a three-over-saving 74-three-over-par-74 and discouraged ten shots by the leader Jhonattan Vegas.

Vegas ended strongly with an impressive run that rose five birdies in the last six holes before 8 p.m. and became a premiere Venezoleer, who led to a big tournament.

A two -stroke advantage over Australian cam Davis and North Carolina's own Ryan Gerard, while the European captain of Ryder Cup, Luke Donald, hung nearby, only one behind players like Aaron Rai, Ryan Fox, Alex Smalley and Stephan Jaeger.

The England Matt Fitzpatrick and Scotland's Robert Macintyre were only a stroke on three under and to us Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley and Tyrrell Hatton.

Mcilroy, who only managed to hit three fairways in the regulation, was lucky enough not to end up in the drink with several stubborn T -shots.

He decided not to deal with the press after the round and set off so that the practice range had prepared for the following day.