Eleven million Euros and counting
Luke Donald's glorious 2011 continued as he made the Barclays Scottish Open his third title of the year.
The World Number One, who won the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play in February before adding the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth Club in May, closed with a flawless 63.
The 33 year old's nine under par round secured a 19 under par total at the spectacular Castle Stuart Golf Links to run out a four shot winner from Swede Fredrik Andersson-Hed, who signed for a best of the week 62.
It means that in seven European Tour starts this season, Donald has now earned a staggering €3,153,531.
That works out at an average of over €450,000 per week and his career earnings on The European Tour alone - he also has victories in America to his name - could go through the €11,000,000 mark this coming week.
The Englishman shot the lowest round of his European Tour career in the land of his father – he marked the fact by wearing tartan trousers – as he dominated the event, which had been cut to three rounds, on the final day.
It was his second successive triumph in Europe and now he will try to put the icing on the cake - at Sandwich - by capturing his first Major title at The Open Championship this Sunday.