Then the banner year arrived. In 2015, he first claimed the Valspar Championship before winning the Masters, the U.S. Open, the John Deere Classic as well as the Tour Championship. His performance since then became lackluster. “After struggling down the stretch in 2017, Spieth went the entire 2018 campaign without winning a single event; he managed to repeat the unfortunate feat in 2019,” wrote Sportscasting.

Still, Spieth wins with earning potential and Forbes calls him a “marketable star,” noting his golf shoe deal with Under Armour and his Wheaties cereal box campaign — the fourth golfer to appear on it after Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Tiger Woods.

According to a 2019 article from Yahoo Finance, he makes about $40 million just from PGA winnings, plus he generates about $29 million more with endorsements. Jordan Spieth also has a net worth of $110 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.

The 2021 Masters is April 8-11 at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. How will Spieth fare? The Masters’ website points out that the 27-year-old recently “logged three top-four finishes in a stretch of four PGA Tour events at the start of 2021.” So, anything is possible for the former No. 1 player in the Official World Golf Ranking.