Tyrrell Hatton net worth: What is Tyrrell Hatton's net worth in 2024?

Tyrrell Hatton is now one of the most recognisable faces in men's professional golf thanks to numerous worldwide victories and Ryder Cup appearances. 

Usually when you have that much exposure one can expect a healthy bank balance. 

Hatton's true net worth is only known by one person: the man himself. 

But we can have a good go at trying to work out Hatton's net worth in 2024. 

Let's break it down....

Tyrrell Hatton turned professional in 2015 and, as the years have ticked by he has consistently won more and more prize money. 

For example, Hatton won $74,600 in official prize money during his maiden season. In 2023 that number increased to $9,046,912. 

At the time of publication, Hatton had amassed a whopping $21,963,628 in official PGA Tour on-course earnings. 

Of course, he doesn't get to keep all of that cash. There are taxes, travel expenses, managers, physiotherapists and a caddie to pay. 

But still, it wouldn't be unreasonable to suggest Hatton lives without financial worry!

Hatton's biggest payday on the PGA Tour came when he won the 2020 Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill. 

He scooped a whopping $1,674,000 for the victory.

Sponsors

Like all high-profile athletes, Hatton has a long list of sponsors that pay him huge sums of money in exchange for his name, image and likeness. 

Hatton is sponsored by some of the biggest names in the industry. 

He wears adidas Golf clothing, uses PING equipment and plays the Titleist golf ball. 

The Englishman is also sponsored by Condor, Audemars Piguet and NetJets. 

It is not known how much he is paid annually by these companies but it is a tidy revenue stream and can be extremely lucrative. 

For example, in 2017 Rory McIlroy agreed a 10-year contract with Nike to wear their apparel in a deal that was worth a reported $200m.

LIV Golf

Hatton agreed to join LIV Golf in for the 2024 season. The league is bankrolled by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. 

The circuit shook up men's professional golf in 2022 and, to get the ball rolling lured several high-profile golfers away from the established tours with mind-boggling up front fees. 

Phil Mickelson confirmed he was paid more than $200m to join LIV. 

Major champions Brooks Koepka, Cameron Smith and Bryson DeChambeau were also paid north of $100m. 

It was alleged by Telegraph Sport that Hatton agreed to join LIV in exchange for a £50m (US $60m) fee. 

What is Tyrrell Hatton's net worth?

Before joining LIV Golf it was estimated Hatton's net worth was in the region of $5-10m. 

At the very least, it would be safe to assume Hatton's net worth has doubled.

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