Brian Harman's Career Earnings

Brian Harman is a professional golfer hailing from Savannah, Georgia. He is the winner of the 151st Open Championship, which was held on July 23, 2023, at Royal Liverpool in Hoylake, England. This is one of the best performances of his entire golf career, where he clearly dominated the tournament and won by six strokes, over Jason Day, Jon Rahm, Tom Kim, and Sepp Straka.

Brian Harman has five professional wins, including three professional victories. In 2014, he won the John Deere Classic by a stroke margin. Additionally, he also proved his skill by winning Wells Fargo Championship in 2017. Brian played college golf at the University of Georgia and had five amateur wins, including the 2003 U.S. Junior Amateur and the 2005 Players Amateur.

As of May 2024, he has played in eleven events this season, making the cut in nine events. He nearly won the Players Championship but lost by a stroke to Scottie Scheffler and tied for second place with Wyndham Clark and Xander Schauffele. Most recently, at the RBC Heritage, he finished tied for 12th place with a score of 273, under 11.

What are Brian Harman's Career earnings in 2024?

According to Spotrac, Brian Harman's total career earnings are estimated to be $40.3 million, including $36.5 million from official events, $733,750 from unofficial events, $1.3 million from Tour Championships and $1.7 million from the Tour Top, as of May 2024.

His year-to-year earnings are as follows:

What are Brian Harman's Career earnings in 2023?

In the 2023 season, Harman earned $11.7 million and played in 28 events, making the cut in 20 of them and winning the Open Championship, earning $3 million. Besides, he also had three runner-up finishes at the World Wide Technology Championship, the RSM Classic and the Travelers Championship.

Along with Bob Charles and Phil Mickelson, Harman became just the third left-handed Open champion, and the fifth left-handed major champion, defeating Jason Day, Jon Rahm, Tom Kim and Sepp Straka by a margin of six strokes.

In the second round, Harman took command of the championship with a 65 that was more than eight strokes better than the field's average. He led by five shots heading into the final round and won by six.

Harman participated for the United States in the 2023 Ryder Cup and after losing to Tyrrell Hatton in his Sunday singles match, Harman finished with a 2-2 record against the European team, 16.5–11.5.

How much does Brian Harman make a year?

Unfortunately, golfers don't have a fixed annual income, however, an average annual estimate based on Harman's total career earnings of $40.3 million as of May 2024 is $2.6 million. The latter amount is bound to change with Harman's next win and an increase in his career earnings.

When was Brian Harman's highest prize money in a year?

Brian Harman earned his highest prize money at the 2023 Open Championship, earning $3 million, his first major win. His second highest prize money was from his runner-up finish at the 2024 Player Championship, earning $1.8 million and his third highest was from the 2023 Travelers Championship, earning $1.7 million, another runner-up finish.

Brian Harman’s Contracts

Brian Harman's endorsement deals are with some well-known companies, including Titleist, MegaCorp, and GTL (Guaranteed Trust Life). However, his income from these endorsements is not known.

Brian Harman’s Salary

Golfers do not have a fixed annual income, as mentioned above, but an average annual salary based on Harman's total career earnings is estimated to be $2.6 million as of May 2024.