Scottie Scheffler made history after winning the Memorial Tournament on Sunday.

The golfer earned $4 million in prize money with his fifth win of the season, bringing his total earnings for the year to $24 million. That total broke the record for single-season earnings, which he set last year when he brought home $21 million. He also broke the single-season earnings record in 2022 with $14 million.

Joe Pompliano @JoePompliano

Scottie Scheffler is taking home $4 million for winning The Memorial.<br><br>That means Scheffler has set a new single-season PGA Tour earnings record for the 3rd straight year.<br><br>2022: $14 million<br>2023: $21 million<br>2024: $24 million<br><br>Even crazier, there are 3 months left in the season. <a href="">

So far this season, Scheffler has won the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the Players Championship, the Masters Tournament, the PGA Championship and now the Memorial Tournament.

It's safe to say Scheffler has had an outstanding season, and his earnings reflect that.

Jason Sobel @JasonSobelGolf

In 13 starts this year, Scottie Scheffler has now made $24,024,553 in official earnings. That's $1.848 million per start.<br><br>(I literally checked my calculations on that seven times. Unreal.)

Justin Ray @JustinRayGolf

Today's win puts Scottie Scheffler over $24M in official earnings this season.<br><br>He is $12.4M ahead of second place (Xander Schauffele).

With Sunday's win, Scheffler also moved from ninth to seventh on the PGA's all-time earnings list at $66,589,782. At just 27 years old, he has plenty of time to continue climbing that list.

Scheffler's fifth win of the season came behind another strong showing that saw him finish eight-under-par. He came out strong in Round 1 with a five-under-par 72 and followed it up with a four-under-par 72 that included an eagle in Round 2. He struggled a bit in the final two rounds of the event but managed to get the win thanks to his play on Thursday and Friday.