Jordan Spieth’s huge net worth, wife’s golden rule, PGA Tour star’s bafflement at decision
Jordan Spieth is one of the most recognisable names in the world of golf, and he is now working hard to get back to the top of the game following wrist surgery. Jordan Spieth is in the thick of it at the Cognizant Classic as he strives to regain his form following wrist surgery last fall.The journey back has been a long one, with the three-time major champion having a mixed return to the game so far.
While he had a tough time at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the Genesis Invitational, he managed to finish in the top five at the WM Phoenix Open. From being somewhat of a young sensation, where he bagged PGA Tour Player of the Year and the Byron Nelson Award, he also topped the PGA Tour’s money list, even scooping the prestigious Arnold Palmer accolade in 2020.
However, after being overlooked for this year’s Arnold Palmer Invitational, it’s evident that Spieth has some ground to cover to reach his previous peaks. Here we delve into Spieth’s net worth, his wife’s unique ‘golden rule’ and the fallout from the surprising snub from the AP Invitational.
Jordan Spieth’s net worth
Spieth’s fortune is estimated by Celebrity Net Worth to be around $120 million. He has amassed more than $55M through winnings, which puts him among the top 20 highest-earning golfers in PGA history.
However, he has made a significant amount through endorsements with companies such as Under Armour and American golf equipment specialists Titleist. Deals with Coca-Cola and Rolex followed, while a multi-year contract with telecommunications company AT&T has been in place since 2014, reports the Mirror US.
