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Hyundai Tournament of Champions

It's been an interesting start to the 2013 PGA Tour season at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.  After multiple starts and stops over the weekend, today tournament play was finally able to progress through the the first 18 holes.

This has undoubtedly been a test of mental toughness over the past few days for all the players at this event.  After 18 holes, here's what the current leaderboard looks like:

T1 - Mark Wilson  -4
T1 - Tommy Gainey -4
T1 - Dustin Johnson -4 
4 - Rickie Fowler  -3
T5 - Keegan Bradley  -2
T5 - Ben Curtis  -2
T5 - Carl Pettersson -2
T5 - Charlie Beljan -2
T5 - Brandt Snedeker -2
T5 - Steve Stricker -2

View the complete leaderboard for the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.

They will continue with another 18 holes today, and the final 18 holes on Tuesday.  You can watch the  action from today on the Golf Channel on air now until 11:00pm Eastern time.

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Rory McIlroy Tops World Money List

KAPALUA, Hawaii – Rory McIlroy is atop the world money list published each year in the ''Year in Professional Golf,'' the comprehensive golf annual that was started by IMG founder Mark McCormack. The list includes money earned from every golf tournament, even unofficial events such as the Father-Son Challenge and PGA Grand Slam.

McIlroy's five wins included the PGA Championship and two FedEx Cup playoff events. He finished with $11,301,228.

Justin Rose was No. 2 with $7,897,818, even though he won only once on the PGA Tour at the WGC-Cadillac Championship at Doral. Rose also won the Turkish Airways World Golf Final, the medal-match exhibition that attracted a world-class field of eight players. Rose beat Lee Westwood in the final match to earn $1.5 million.

Tiger Woods, with three wins, was at No. 3 with $7,388,061. He was followed by Luke Donald(three wins) and Louis Oosthuizen (two wins).

Rounding out the top 10 were Jason Dufner, Brandt Snedeker, Westwood, Bubba Watson and Keegan Bradley. Watson (Masters) and Bradley (WGC-Bridgestone Invitational) were the only players in the top 10 who had only one win last year.