Golfers

Greg Norman Net Worth

Greg Norman is an enormously wealthy golfer turned businessman, with a multimillion-dollar company that is synonymous with the golfing lifestyle.

Published

8 months ago

Dec 14, 2025

John Mulder

Net Worth:	$400 Million
Age:	71
Born:	February 10, 1955
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Country of Origin:	Australia
Source of Wealth:	Professional Golfer
Last Updated:	Aug 4, 2026

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Introduction

Greg Norman is an Australian former professional golfer and businessman with an estimated net worth of $400 Million.

Norman’s name is synonymous with golf, and the nickname “Great White Shark” is well-remembered on the golf course. He has won over 90 tournaments worldwide and is one of the biggest names in golf. As the CEO and chairman of the Greg Norman Company, he has many companies and brands worldwide that bear his name.

Quick Facts

Earned approximately $15 million in official money during his career
Peak annual winnings of $1.65 million in 1995
Earned $40 million from selling his 12% stake in Cobra Golf
Paid a $105 million divorce settlement to his ex-wife, Laura Andrassy
Sold his Jupiter Island compound for $55.1 million in 2021
Paid just $5 million for the property in the 1990s

PGA Tour Prize Money

Year	Prize Money
1979	$3,653
1981	$54,272
1982	$22,671
1983	$71,411
1984	$310,230
1985	$165,458
1986	$653,296
1987	$535,450
1988	$514,854
1989	$835,096
1990	$1,165,477
1991	$320,196
1992	$676,443
1993	$1,359,653
1994	$1,330,307
1995	$1,654,959
1996	$891,237
1997	$1,345,856
1998	$25,925
1999	$570,879
2000	$580,510
2001	$256,310
2002	$467,988
2003	$119,799
2004	$14,160
2005	$17,522
2008	$509,618
2009	$11,229
Total:	$14,484,459

According to data from the PGA Tour website, Greg Norman earned just under $14.5 million in official prize money during his career. This figure is separate from his winnings on the PGA Tour Champions and prize money from unofficial tournaments.

PGA Tour Champions Earnings

Year	Prize Money
2005	$224,858
2008	$253,567
2009	$213,676
2012	$6,210
Total:	$698,311

The PGA Tour Champions circuit is designed for male professional golfers over the age of 50. Greg Norman joined the circuit in 2005, upon reaching the age threshold. However, by that point in his career, he’d decided to slow down the pace. Therefore, when you look at the table above, you’ll notice that he competed in just four seasons between 2005 and 2012. Norman earned a total of $698,311 on the Champions circuit, typically earning between $213,000 and $253,000 per season.

Greg Norman Company

Now you’re probably wondering, how does someone with $15 million in career earnings have a $400 million fortune? Aside from the obvious additional income through endorsement deals and his real estate investments (more on that below). The answer is that Norman has actually earned the bulk of his fortune from his business empire, the Greg Norman Company. You might recognize the company’s products from their iconic shark logo.

To date, the Greg Norman Company operates at least nine separate businesses in numerous industries. This includes real estate development, golf course design, interior design, and a clothing collection. Additionally, the company operates a wine brand, Greg Norman Estates, and the Greg Norman Australian Prime steak business. Finally, it also operates physical locations, including the Greg Norman Australian Grille (Myrtle Beach) and Shark Wake Park.

Cobra Golf Investment

In 1991, Greg Norman acquired a 12% stake in the golf equipment manufacturer, Cobra Golf. He’d been associated with the brand since the 1980s, and it’s unclear how much he paid for his share. That said, when Fortune Brands acquired the company in 1996, Norman sold his stake. Reports suggest he received $40 million from the sale, though it’s not clear how much of this was profit.

Jupiter Island Compound

Greg Norman previously owned an enormous mansion on Jupiter Island, Florida, that he and his wife initially purchased for just $5 million in 1991. The couple attempted to sell the property for almost a decade, between 2007 and 2016, but had no success. As a result, they decided to expand and renovate, resulting in a finished 17,825-square-foot, nine-bedroom, eleven-bathroom mansion on just over 8 acres of land. The home features amenities such as an outdoor tennis court, a 50-foot swimming pool, multiple garages fitting up to 17 vehicles, a wine room, a library, a games room, and a home theatre. There’s also a private boat dock at the back of the property, overlooking the ocean.

In January 2021, Norman listed the property for just under $60 million, and it sold for $55.1 million three months later. We do not know how much money the couple spent on the renovations over the years, but they received just over $50 million more than they originally paid in 1991. Based on public records, we estimate that Norman paid between $4 million and $5 million in property taxes during the period he owned the home. Add on another $3 million (rough estimate) for agent commissions, and you’re left with a ballpark profit of $42 million before accounting for renovation and maintenance costs.

Divorce Settlement

Greg Norman has been married three times and divorced twice. His first marriage was to Laura Andrassy in 1981. The couple was married for roughly twenty-five years, and had two children together: Morgan-Leigh and Greg Jr.

Something worth mentioning is that they tied the knot just after Norman received his pro card and divorced shortly after his retirement from the PGA Tour. Still, there was never any confirmation on which party initiated the divorce proceedings. Unfortunately for Norman, this would become one of the most expensive divorces in sports history.

Reports suggest that he paid Andrassy a total settlement of between $103 million and $105 million. This included $17.5 million from the sale of their Jupiter Island compound, a $4 million property in Palm Beach, and $500,000 in jewelry. The remainder of the settlement was paid out in a combination of cash and liquid assets.

After his first divorce, Greg married Chris Evert, the well-known tennis star. Unfortunately, Chris and Greg broke up after 15 months of marriage. In 2010, Greg married an interior designer, Kirsten Kutner. He has two grandchildren, Harrison and Hendrix.

Summary

From the moment he learned to play golf with his mother, Greg knew he was destined for greatness. His determination and drive to succeed allowed him to overcome any and all obstacles on his way to becoming a true champion. Even though Greg no longer plays in golf tournaments, the “Great White” will continue to promote golf through his successful business interests.

Golfers

Jim Furyk Net Worth

Find out how American professional golfer Jim Furyk dominated the sport at the peak of his career and earned his impressive net worth.

Published

5 months ago

Mar 10, 2026

Andy Dilks

Net Worth:	$60 Million
Age:	56
Born:	May 12, 1970
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)
Country of Origin:	United States of America
Source of Wealth:	Professional Golfer
Last Updated:	Aug 4, 2026

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Introduction

Jim Furyk is an American professional golfer with an estimated net worth of $60 Million.

This profile outlines our research into Jim Furyk’s net worth and income sources. We’ll discuss his PGA Tour prize money, endorsement deals, and real estate investments.

Quick Facts

Earned a total of $75.7 million in prize money during his career
Roughly 94% of this figure was earned on the regular PGA Tour circuit
Peak annual winnings of $7.2 million in 2006
Secured endorsement deals with TaylorMade, Srixon, and Callaway

PGA Tour Prize Money

Year	Prize Money
1994	$236,603
1995	$535,380
1996	$738,950
1997	$1,619,480
1998	$2,054,334
1999	$1,827,593
2000	$1,940,519
2001	$2,540,734
2002	$2,363,250
2003	$5,182,865
2004	$691,675
2005	$4,255,369
2006	$7,213,316
2007	$4,154,046
2008	$3,455,714
2009	$3,946,515
2010	$4,809,622
2011	$1,529,690
2012	$3,623,805
2013	$3,204,779
2014	$5,987,395
2015	$3,732,664
2016	$1,538,204
2017	$558,098
2018	$660,010
2019	$2,669,938
2020	$224,450
2021	$184,897
2022	$27,375
Total:	$71,507,270

According to the PGA Tour website, Jim Furyk earned $71.5 million in official money during his 29-year tenure on the circuit. Before we discuss his annual winnings, there are a few points we need to make. The figures in the table above relate solely to Furyk’s official prize money on the regular PGA Tour. They don’t account for his winnings from the Korn Ferry Tour, PGA Tour Champions, or any unofficial tournaments. We have a separate section for the Champions circuit below.

PGA Tour Champions Earnings

Year	Prize Money
2020	$3,141,663
2022	$694,286
2023	$169,274
2024	$92,123
2025	$1,785
2026	$15,250
Total:	$4,114,381

Jim Furyk joined the PGA Tour Champions in 2020, the league reserved for male professional golfers over 50. He’s since earned approximately $4.1 million from the tour; however, the majority ($3.14 million to be exact) was earned in his first season. That year, he won three tournaments, including the U.S. Seniors Open Championship, which earned him $720,000, and The Ally Challenge, which earned him $300,000.

Endorsement Deals

Jim Furyk has been heavily endorsed throughout his career, though the media has never reported on his earnings from these sponsors. That said, we can separate Furyk’s brand endorsements into two categories:

Golf-related (equipment, apparel, etc.)
Everything else

In the former category, Furyk’s most notable partnerships were with TaylorMade, Srixon, and Callaway. Outside of golf equipment and apparel, Jim has previously been sponsored by a long list of brands, including:

NFP (multi-year contract)
Constellation Energy (multi-year contract)
Insperity (brand ambassador)
Johnnie Walker (Scotch whiskey)
YRC Worldwide (transportation)
Ahead (hats)
Hawke & Co. (apparel)
EA Sports (gaming)
Gameloft (gaming)
SkyCaddie (tech)

Real Estate

In 1999, Jim Furyk paid $940,000 for a 12,072-square-foot, seven-bedroom, seven-bathroom home in Lahaina, Hawaii. What’s most interesting about this property is that it’s not just located next to a golf resort, but in the middle of one. It’s just one of three homes situated in the center of the course, with the golf green surrounding it on all sides.

While this seems like the dream home for a professional golfer, Furyk has actually been trying to sell it for over a decade. It was first listed at $9.5 million in September 2012, then at $8.9 million in March 2013, $6 million in January 2016, and finally at $5 million in February 2018. Despite all the price drops, a deal has yet to be done.

Summary

That concludes this article, which dives into the professional success, personal life, and net worth of American professional golfer Jim Furyk. His track record on the PGA Tour and beyond has inspired countless aspiring golfers and helped him amass an impressive fortune over the years.

Golfers

Tiger Woods Net Worth

Published

5 months ago

Mar 9, 2026

Dan Western

Net Worth:	$800 Million
Age:	50
Born:	December 30, 1975
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
Country of Origin:	United States of America
Source of Wealth:	Professional Golfer
Last Updated:	Aug 4, 2026

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Introduction

Tiger Woods is an American professional golfer with an estimated net worth of $800 Million.

Since turning pro in 1996, Tiger Woods has played 29 years of professional golf, participating in 378 events and recording 82 wins. He’s earned $120.95 million in prize money throughout his career, which equates to approximately $4.17 million/year, and $319,986/event.

In this profile, we’ll outline our research into Tiger Woods’ net worth history, earnings, prize money, endorsement deals, and real estate investments.

Net Worth History

We first published Tiger Woods’ profile on this site in 2019. At the time, he was worth an estimated $800 million; however, since then, he’s earned at least $55 million per year, and in some years as much as $75 million. In other words, since the $800 million estimate was made, Woods has earned at least an additional $450 million.

Forbes listed Tiger as the first golfer in history to officially become a billionaire in 2022. The publication placed him on its Billionaires Index with an estimated net worth of $1.1 billion. By 2024, his fortune had reportedly increased to $1.3 billion, peaking at $1.4 billion in 2025. Tiger Woods’ net worth is primarily derived from his $1.8 billion in career earnings, though he also benefits from several business ventures and real estate investments.

Earnings History

Year	Earnings
1997	$26,100,000
1998	$26,800,000
1999	$27,000,000
2000	$47,000,000
2002	$69,000,000
2003	$78,000,000
2004	$80,300,000
2005	$87,000,000
2006	$90,000,000
2007	$100,000,000
2008	$115,000,000
2009	$110,000,000
2010	$105,000,000
2011	$55,000,000
2012	$58,000,000
2013	$78,000,000
2014	$61,000,000
2015	$50,500,000
2016	$45,500,000
2017	$37,100,000
2018	$43,300,000
2019	$63,900,000
2020	$62,300,000
Total	$1,515,800,000

Prize Money

Year	Prize Money
1996	$790,594
1997	$2,066,833
1998	$1,841,117
1999	$6,616,585
2000	$9,188,321
2001	$5,687,777
2002	$6,912,625
2003	$6,673,413
2004	$5,365,472
2005	$10,628,024
2006	$9,941,563
2007	$10,867,052
2008	$5,775,000
2009	$10,508,163
2010	$1,294,765
2011	$660,238
2012	$6,133,158
2013	$8,553,439
2014	$108,275
2015	$448,598
2018	$5,443,841
2019	$3,199,615
2020	$2,083,038
2021	$64,200
2022	$43,500
2023	$59,560
Total:	$120,954,766

According to the PGA Tour website, Tiger Woods has earned a total of just under $121 million in official prize money. As we were writing this profile, we briefly thought to ourselves, why hasn’t Tiger competed on the PGA Tour Champions? Then we remembered that he’s only just turned 50. Hard to believe, given that he’s been the highest-paid athlete in the sport for decades.

Nike Endorsement Deal

Tiger Woods has been one of Nike’s most successful partnerships, and when you take a look at how much they were paying him, that becomes pretty clear. According to our research, signed a total of four contracts with Nike over two decades. The partnership began in 1996 when Woods first turned pro. When Nike exited the golf equipment business in 2016, he stopped using Nike equipment but continued to wear the brand’s apparel.

If you don’t have time to read the full breakdown, Tiger Woods has signed approximately $660 million worth of contracts with the brand. His actual earnings from Nike could vary slightly from this figure, but it’s believed to fall somewhere between $600 million and $700 million.

First Contract

In 1996, when he signed his first Nike deal, his contract was reportedly worth $40 million over five years, paying him $8 million per year. This deal was important for the company because they built their entire golf division around him. Nike utilized Tiger to launch their initial lines of golf apparel, footwear, balls, and clubs.

Extensions

When it came time to renew in 2001, Woods signed a five-year, $100 million extension, increasing his average annual compensation to $20 million. His next deal was an impressive $320 million over eight years, signed in 2006. At the time, this was among the most valuable endorsement deals in sports history.

In 2013, Tiger signed a final, $200 million, ten-year extension with Nike. The company decided to exit the golf equipment market in 2016 (clubs, balls, bags, etc.), but kept him on the roster as an apparel athlete.

Real Estate

According to reports, in 2006, Tiger Woods paid $40 million for an 8.69-acre property in Jupiter Island, Florida. He then demolished the existing house and built an enormous 30,000-square-foot, eight-bedroom, nine-bathroom mansion. Several sources suggest the property cost him an additional $20 million to build, and it was conveniently completed in 2010, just after his divorce from Elin Nordegren.

The home features all the typical amenities wealthy people have come to expect, including an outdoor pool and tennis court. However, the most interesting thing about Tiger’s home is the golf course in the back garden. By the looks of it, the lion’s share of the land has been transformed into a golf course, complete with three putting greens and four sand bunkers. There’s also a private dock at the back of the property overlooking the Indian River. At the time of writing, this home is valued at an estimated $68.5 million.

Golfers

David Toms Net Worth

David Toms is a professional American golfer who has earned a remarkable net worth to become one of the richest golfers in the world.

Published

6 months ago

Feb 10, 2026

Shawna

Net Worth:	$35 Million
Age:	59
Born:	January 4, 1967
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Country of Origin:	United States of America
Source of Wealth:	Professional Golfer
Last Updated:	Aug 4, 2026

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Introduction

David Toms is an American professional golfer with an estimated net worth of $35 Million.

Quick Facts

Lifetime prize money totaling $41.9 million on the PGA Tour
Earned an additional $9.89 million on the PGA Tour Champions circuit
Sponsors included Cleveland Golf, Humana, TaylorMade, and Titleist

PGA Tour Prize Money

Year	Prize Money
1989	$1,463
1992	$148,712
1993	$120,952
1994	$87,607
1996	$205,188
1997	$460,355
1998	$635,073
1999	$1,959,672
2000	$2,002,068
2001	$3,791,595
2002	$3,459,739
2003	$3,710,905
2004	$2,357,531
2005	$3,962,013
2006	$2,911,187
2007	$2,095,837
2008	$799,114
2009	$3,047,198
2010	$1,590,998
2011	$3,858,090
2012	$1,658,428
2013	$646,161
2014	$801,355
2015	$742,470
2016	$774,522
2017	$9,984
2019	$61,438
Total:	$41,899,655

According to the PGA Tour website, David Toms earned approximately $41.9 million during his tenure on the circuit. While this figure accounts for nearly 80% of his lifetime prize money, several things are missing. The figures in the table above don’t account for winnings on the PGA Tour Champions circuit. They also don’t include earnings from the Korn Ferry Tour or unofficial tournaments.

PGA Tour Champions Winnings

Year	Prize Money
2017	$925,818
2018	$1,704,722
2019	$1,538,262
2020	$1,720,295
2022	$999,629
2023	$1,910,508
2024	$628,587
2025	$164,205
2026	$469,613
Total:	$10,061,640

David Toms joined the PGA Tour Champions circuit in 2017, which is reserved for male professional golfers over the age of 50. He still plays on the circuit and has earned approximately $10 million thus far. From 2018 to 2020, Toms earned between $1.5 million and $1.7 million annually in prize money, peaking at $1.91 million in 2023. That year, he won two events, the Cologuard Classic and the Galleri Classic, each paying him $330,000 in prize money.

Endorsement Deals

During his career, Toms has earned additional income from numerous brand endorsements, though his earnings from these partnerships haven’t been disclosed. His most notable brand endorsement was an equipment sponsorship with Cleveland Golf in the 2000s. Several reports suggest that after winning the PGA Championship in 2001, Toms’ compensation from this partnership increased to seven figures per year.

In 2007, David left Cleveland Golf and secured a multi-year contract with TaylorMade, during which he would use the brand’s clubs, wear their apparel and hats, and display their logo on his golf bag.

Additionally, Toms has also been sponsored by the following brands:

Citation Air
FootJoy
Humana
Lincoln Financial Group
Oxford Golf
Titleist

Real Estate

In the early 2000s, David Toms built an 8,521-square-foot, five-bedroom, eight-bathroom home in Shreveport, Louisiana. The property features a massive outdoor patio, a private pool, and a separate guest house. One of the more interesting rooms in the house is an elongated, solid-wood room featuring a seating area, a billiards table, with golf trophies and equipment bags displayed on the wall. It appears that Toms listed this property for sale at just under $3 million in October 2023. At the time of writing, the listing price has just been reduced for the third time, to $2.5 million.