Per Clutchpoints, Woods’ 2020 net worth was a jaw-dropping $800 million. While his 2020 salary was a comparably modest $2.3 million, he is back to having a glut of sponsorships and endorsements from a wide variety of brands, including Bridgestone, Discovery Communications, Inc., Hero Motocorp, Monster Energy, Rolex, TaylorMade, and Upper Deck. Furthermore, his (very profitable) relationship with Nike has been a constant throughout his career. 

As reported by Forbes, Woods signed a multi-million dollar deal with Nike when he went pro in 1996, and Nike extended the deal in 2000 with an additional $105 million. Tiger Woods continuously wore Nike gear even when shooting advertisements for other brands, which meant Nike essentially was “piggybacking” on the marketing outlay by other sponsors without spending still more money themselves. Perhaps because of this, Nike didn’t end their relationship with Woods during the 2009 scandal, unlike several other brands, and “supplied him with cash flow when everyone else bailed,” per Clutchpoints.

Today, his salary, tournament winnings, and endorsements bring in somewhere in the neighborhood of $50-60 million per year, making him the highest-paid golfer of all time. Money, of course, isn’t everything. Clutchpoints reports that his additional assets include “a $25 million yacht, a $20 million PGA tour Pension plan, a $53 million Gulfstream G550 private jet, a $55 million 12-acre ocean-front property in Florida and more.”