This Is Tiger Woods’ Net Worth Now vs 30 Years Ago

Tiger Woods is without dispute one of the most well-known and accomplished athletes in history. His talent has won him fame on and off the golf course, and a current net worth of over $1 billion. Looking at his career over the past 30 years shows how his wealth has grown exponentially, and will likely continue to do so long after he retires through sponsors and endorsements. If you’re a business owner, maybe you’ll consider sponsoring a young athlete who could be the next Tiger Woods.

It’s very little exaggeration to say that Tiger Woods has been playing golf all his life. He started playing at 2 years old and became so good by 7 that he regularly appeared on t.v. shows. He won the Junior World Championship 6 times. He was heavily recruited by colleges and ultimately attended Stanford, where he was voted out of all athletes on campus as Freshman of the Year. Having won the 1995 Masters as an amateur, he left college after two years and turned professional in 1996. By the end of that year, he had already earned nearly $800,000.

Tiger won The Masters in 1997, and this opened the floodgates of the big bucks. At just 21 years old, he signed three mega-deals in the same year: Nike ($40 million), Titleist ($20 million), and American Express ($30 million). Nike turned out to be Woods’ biggest cash cow. He re-signed sponsorship deals with the company in 2000 ($100 million) and 2005 ($320 million). He married Swedish model Elin Nordegren in 2004 and they had two children over the next 5 years.

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