Bryson DeChambeau’s Career Earnings

Last Modified Sep 11, 2024 10:55 GMT
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American professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau has been competing in the LIV Golf League since July 2022. On the PGA Tour, he has achieved eight victories, including the 2020 U.S. Open, a major title. He won the U.S. Amateur and the NCAA Division I championship in the same year as an amateur in 2015, making him just the fifth person in history to accomplish this feat. After Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus, he is now the third golfer to have won all three, NCAA, U.S. Amateur and U.S. Open, and he is the sixth person to have won the latter two.

DeChambeau has earned the moniker "The Scientist" due to his reputation for taking an analytical and scientific approach to his sport. His clubs are made to his exact specifications, with grips that are thicker than usual and irons that are all the same length. He broke the record for the longest driver on the PGA Tour in 2020. After joining LIV Golf, he has won two events in 2023 at Greenbrier and Chicago and most recently, he finished tied for sixth place at the 2024 Masters Tournament and was the runner-up at the 2024 PGA Championship, being defeated by Xander Schauffele.

What are Bryson DeChambeau’s career earnings in 2024?

Bryson DeChambeau has earned $63.6 million in his career as of May 2024, including $37.2 million from the PGA and $26.4 million from LIV Golf. At the PGA, he earned $30.1 million in official earnings, $453,500 in unofficial earnings, $2.4 million in Tour Championships, $3.5 million in PIP, and $700,000 in the Tour Top 10. At LIV Golf, he earned $18.4 million in individual earnings and $5.8 million in team earnings, according to Spotrac.

As of May 2024, DeChambeau had earned $3.1 million individually and $1.8 million from the team, for a total of $5 million from LIV Golf, plus an additional $695,000 for his T6 finish at the 2024 Masters and $1.9 million for his runner-up finish at the PGA Championship, for a total of $7.7 million in the first five months of the 2024 season.

His year-to-year earnings are as follows:

Year Official EarningsUnofficial EarningsTour ChampionshipPIPTour Top 10Total Earnings
2016$476,621$58,750---$535,371
2017$1,817,054$73,750---$1,890,804
2018$8,094,489----$8,094,489
2019$3,186,232$109,000$682,500--$3,977,732
2020$4,998,495$107,000$478,000--$5,583,495
2021$7,426,415-$1,300,000$3,500,000$700,000$12,926,415
2022$519,928$105,000---$624,928
2023$960,052----$960,052
2024$2,693,000----$2,693,000
Total$30,172,287$453,500$2,460,500$3,500,000$700,000$37,286,287

At LIV Golf:

Year Inidiviidual EarningsTeam EarningsTeam BonusTotal Earnings
2022$2,039,083$1,687,500$750,000$4,476,583
2023$13,234,261$2,250,000$1,400,000$16,884,261
2024$3,166,667$1,875,000-$5,041,667
Total$18,440,011$5,812,500$2,150,000$26,402,511

What are Bryson DeChambeau’s career earnings in 2023?

In the 2023 season, DeChambeau earned a total of $17.8 million, including $16.8 million from LIV Golf and $960,052 from his major finishes. On the PGA Tour, he earned most from his T4 finish at the PGA Championship, earning $720,000, while at LIV Golf, he earned most from winning Greenbrier and Chicago, earning $4.3 million and $4.7 million, respectively.

His tournament-to-tournament earnings are as follows:

Date Tournament Place To ParTotal Individual EarningsTeam Earnings Total Earnings
Feb 26, 2023MayakobaT230213$167,000$750,000$917,000
Mar 19, 2023TucsonT447220$127,000-$127,000
Apr 02, 2023OrlandoT16-7206$216,333-$216,333
Apr 23, 2023AdelaideT26-9207$192,500-$192,500
Apr 30, 2023SingaporeT19-7206$245,000$125,000$370,000
May 14, 2023TulsaT5-12198$703,333-$703,333
May 28, 2023DCT9-6210$421,667-$421,667
Jul 02, 2023Andalucía2-11202$2,250,000$125,000$2,375,000
Jul 09, 2023LondonT11-8205$340,000-$340,000
Aug 06, 2023Greenbrier1-23187$4,000,000$375,000$4,375,000
Aug 13, 2023BedminsterT181214$240,000$125,000$365,000
Sep 24, 2023Chicago1-13200$4,000,000$750,000$4,750,000
Oct 15, 2023JeddahT11-8202$331,428-$331,428

How much does Bryson DeChambeau make per year?

Bryson DeChambeau signed a $125 million deal with LIV Golf for four and a half years in July 2022, which is, on average, more than $27 million per season and $3.5 million per event. He earned $16.8 million from the league in 2023, which is more than half of his PGA Tour’s earnings of $33.6 million until 2022.

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When was Bryson DeChambeau’s highest prize money in a year?

Without doubt, DeChambeau earned most from his time at LIV Golf, but to divide the two major tours, he earned most at the PGA Tour in the 2021 season with $12.9 million, while he earned $16.8 million from LIV Golf in the 2023 season. His largest payout was his win at the 2020 U.S. Open, earning $2.2 million, and his largest payout on LIV Golf was at the 2023 Chicago, earning $4.7 million.

Bryson DeChambeau’s Contract

DeChambeau’s endorsement partners include well-known companies like Cobra, Puma, Bridgestone, and DraftKings. Along with many others, these sponsors include Trump Golf, FlightScope, LAGP, BOSE, Bentley, and Rolex as of May 2024.

Bryson DeChambeau’s Salary

DeChambeau’s salary on average is more than $27 million annually, on the basis of his $125 million deals with LIV Golf for four and a half years.

FAQ's On Bryson DeChambeau's Career Earnings

A. In July 2022, Bryson DeChambeau signed a $125 million deal with LIV Golf for four and a half years. 

A. Bryson DeChambeau's average annual salary is over $27 million, based on his $125 million contract with LIV Golf. 

A. Bryson DeChambeau won $63.6 million as of May 2024, in his career. 

A. Yes, Bryson DeChambeau won the 2020 U.S. Open and finished runner-up at the 2024 PGA Championship. 

A. Yes, Bryson DeChambeau has completed his graduation from the Southern Methodist University in Physics. 

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