What Is Jordan Spieth's Net Worth?

Jordan Spieth's resume is seriously impressive! A three-time Major winner, he has featured multiple times in the Ryder Cup, and is also a former World No.1 a feat he has held for a total of 26 weeks.

Currently a 13-time PGA Tour champion, he was the PGA Tour leading money winner in 2014-15, an historic season which saw him claim two Major trophies and the season-ending FedEx Cup. Here, we take a look at Spieth's network.

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Because of his success, Spieth sits comfortably inside the top-10 of the PGA Tour's career money list, with career earnings of nearly $60 million. We should mention that we do not think this includes his bonus money for winning the 2015 FedEx Cup, which would add yet another $10m onto his total.

Spieth has been one of the biggest names in American sports for a number of years and, despite what can best be described as some struggles on the golf course, he was still ranked 52nd on a list of the world's highest-paid athletes by Forbes in 2020. He did drop off the list in 2021 however, but it is reported that his total net worth is around $110 million.

Such is Spieth's figure within sport that, in 2017, he became one of the very few golfers to appear on the iconic Wheaties cereal box, so that gives you some idea of his cultural impact in the United States. Just some of the other big names include Babe Zaharias, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.

Because of his success, Spieth has huge sponsors, the biggest of which is Under Armour. Over 10 years ago, in January 2013, the brand made Spieth, then a 19-year-old, the face of the company's golf branch. 

Then, in January 2015, Under Armour scrapped the final two years of that deal and gave Spieth a new 10-year contract. Initially the company wanted a 25-year contract! The deal guarantees that Spieth will wear Under Armour gear from head to toe and, whilst financial terms were not disclosed to the public, we believe there were performance-based incentives.

According to reports at the time, the deal was said to include 'Tiger-like' numbers which suggests Spieth could be making a lot from the partnership. Reportedly, it also included an eight-figure guarantee annually, bonus benchmarks (for things like winning a Major), stock options and a signature line of clothing.

Another longtime sponsor of Spieth's is AT&T, which has been on the American's bag for some time now. According to his website, just some of the other endorsements are with Rolex, Brightspot and Netjets. 

There are also recently formed partnerships with FanDuel, a gambling company, and LivPur Nutrition, with Spieth stating that: "LivPur is an important part of my routine because I can rely on it to help me stay focused and know it will provide an extra boost of energy when I need it most. I trust the LivPur product and ingredients to keep me hydrated and performing at my best."

Spieth also has a partnership with Full Swing and he actually uses a Full Swing Pro series golf simulator in his home. This is, in fact, the same model used by Tiger Woods. Other people to have one installed in their homes are Justin Rose, Gary Woodland and NBA All-Star Steph Curry.

When it comes to golf equipment, Spieth has used Titleist for a long time and this is throughout the bag, from driver down to the golf ball. This doesn't look like changing any time soon.