Despite his declining presence on the golf course, Tiger Woods remains one of the wealthiest athletes globally. At 48 and battling severe leg and back injuries, the American golfer's appearances are now limited to Major championships and exhibition events. However, the legacy of the 15-time major champion is well-established, with record-breaking prize money earnings since he turned professional in August 1996.
His career winnings alone exceed $120m, a figure significantly boosted by sponsorship endorsements. In January this year, Woods ended one of the most iconic sponsorship deals in sports history with Nike after 27 years. The contract was reportedly worth over $500m A previous deal with Gatorade allegedly earned him $100m before the sports drink company terminated their partnership in 2011 following reports of his extramarital affairs.
But it's Woods' business ventures that have proven more profitable than his golfing skills and endorsements. According to Forbes, Woods, who has dabbled in everything from real estate to clothing brands, is now worth approximately $1bn. The golf legend is known for his luxurious lifestyle, having bought and sold numerous high-end properties over the years.
His current residence on Jupiter Island, Florida , valued at an estimated $53m, was specially modified in late 2021 to assist his recovery from a severe car accident that nearly ended his career. His star-studded neighborhood is home to many of the world's top golfers, and nearby is The W.
