As soon as he burst onto the scene in 1996, Tiger Woods’ net worth skyrocketed with a flood of tournament wins and endorsements to boot, and it hasn’t stopped in the 27 years since. But what is Tiger Woods’ net worth now? Here’s what we know.
Tiger Woods’ career PGA Tour winnings
Tiger’s earnings go far beyond what he made on the course as a PGA Tour pro. But the astounding amount of money he racked up in official Tour events is staggering in its own right.
Woods sits on the very top of the all-time career earnings list with a grand total of $120,954,766.
In second place is Phil Mickelson, but it’s not particularly close. Mickelson’s earnings sit at $96,572,310, which means Tiger is the only player to have cracked the nine-figure mark in PGA Tour earnings.
Tiger’s figure of more than $120 million does not include winnings from unofficial events and tournaments on other tours, of which there were many.
Crucially, it also doesn’t include PGA Tour Player Impact bonuses or FedEx Cup bonuses. Woods earned $12 million for coming in second in the PIP this year, $15 million for finishing first in 2022 and $8 million for topping the list in 2021.
Add on another $20 million-plus for his FedEx Cup finishes, and his on-course earnings rise closer to $200 million.
Tiger Woods’ net worth
Beyond the near $200 million Tiger has earned in between the ropes, he’s raked in a sum that dwarfs that amount in endorsements and other business ventures.
Woods has been one of the faces of Nike since the start of his career, and many other endorsement deals have followed over the years. In addition, he has a burgeoning golf-course design business, he owns the PopStroke putting chain and he has a huge stake in the upcoming TGL golf league.
In all, Forbes pegs Tiger Woods’ net worth at $1.1 billion, with earnings from 2023 equaling $75.1 million.
With no end in sight to his endorsements and business dealings, and with plans to compete somewhat regularly in 2024, Woods’ net worth is set to climb even higher in the coming years.
