Rory Mcilroy clocks at almost 350 million US dollars

The master champion Rory McIlroy has grown his impressive wealth in the past 12 months

According to a comprehensive rich list, Rory Mcilroy's fortune has increased impressively in the past 12 months.

According to the new Sunday Times Rich list in Great Britain, he has a net assets of around 350 million US dollars, an increase of almost 50 million dollars compared to the previous year. The prestigious list, now in the 37th year, describes the 350 richest people in the United Kingdom.

McIlroy is one of the richest under the 1940s in the UK and secures the 19th place on this special list in front of Harry Styles and the former world champion in heavyweight Anthony Joshua. It is likely that the 36-year-old's prosperity is even greater because the list is not taken into account for bank credit. The list is based on identifiable prosperity, including land, property and other assets such as art and race horses or significant shares in publicly cited companies.

Last month, McIlroy completed the Career Grand Slam with the winning of the master after a sudden playoff. The Augusta Triumph saw him $ 4.2 million and brought his total revenue from the PGA tours to almost 105 million US dollars, reports Irish Mirror.

The list was put together by the business journalist Robert Watts, who said: “The Rich list of the Sunday Times is changing. Our billionaire has dropped and the combined prosperity of those who can be seen in our research falls. We also find that less the superrich of the world in Great Britain.

“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 looks like an error opened in the 107th US PGA championship before a tough fight for the back-to-back major titles. He fought for a three-over-saving 74-Jhonattan Vegas with a three-way-park to discourage 10 shots. Vegas ended his round shortly before 8 p.m. local time with five birdies in the last six holes to be the first Venezuelan player who led a major.

Vegas enjoyed a two-shot lead against the Australian cam Davis and the native North Carolina, Ryan Gerard.

Matt Fitzpatrick and Scotlands Robert Macintyre were another stroke together with the US -Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley and Tyrrell Hatton.

McIlroy's playoff win over Justin Rose at Augusta National in April had only made him the sixth male golfer to complete a career grand slam, and gave him a fifth big title, one behind Sir Nick Faldo.

The second world of the world was also presented strongly, Faldo's balance sheet on the first opportunity in Quail Hollow, an event location where he won his first PGA tour title in 2010, and since then won three more victories, including last year.

McIlroy, who only met three fairways in the regulation, was lucky enough not to find the water with a number of drawn T -shots, and it did not speak surprisingly to the media before they went straight to the range after his round.