What Is Sergio Garcias Net Worth?
The one-time Major winner has been incredibly successful but how much is he worth?
What Is Sergio Garcia’s Net Worth?
A winner of 11 PGA Tour titles and 16 events on the European Tour, Sergio Garcia’s net worth has been estimated at $70 million.
He is one of the most successful European golfers ever and as a result has become the European player to produce the most points in the Ryder Cup.
On the European Tour he stands third in the career money list, at €30,867,994.96. Only Rory McIlroy and Lee Westwood are above him.
Much of Garcia’s earnings on this list are from co-sanctioned events with the PGA Tour.
He stands ninth in the PGA Tour all-time career earnings rankings, with $53,206,927. This is a place below Justin Rose and one above Matt Kuchar.
His most lucrative season on the PGA Tour was in 2013-14 when his prize money totalled $4,939,606.
However he did not actually win any of his 18 tournaments that year. But second places at The Open brought him $785,910 and, in his next event, the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, $900,000.
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Third place in The Players Championship was another big earner for him that year. In his 21 appearances in this tournament he has aggregated $5,805,529 in prize money, making it the best money-making tournament for him.
His sole Major success came at the 74th time of trying. This was the Masters of 2017, which came with a jacket and a cheque for $1.98 million.
He had an equipment deal with TaylorMade which ended in 2017, after 15 years. He then signed with Callaway but he parted ways with them a season into what was originally intended to be a multi-year deal.
After a period as a free agent, he again signed with TaylorMade. He explained: ’I’ve always been comfortable with their team, their approach to the game and their equipment, especially their TP5X golf ball."
Other golf-related manufacturers that he is sponsored by are adidas and Super Stroke.
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He is sponsored by watchmaker Omega. When he won his most recent PGA Tour event, the Sanderson Farms Championship, he played wearing the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M CO-AXIAL Ultra Light watch. This timepiece costs $48,600.
He also has sponsorship deals with BMW, Credit Suisse and goodr.
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