James Frederick Webb Simpson is a PGA Tour professional golfer from the United States who won the U.S. Open in 2012 and the Players Championship in 2018. Simpson was born on August 8, 1985.
After turning professional in 2008, Simpson competed on the Nationwide Tour, finishing second twice. Simpson qualified for the PGA Tour after finishing in a tie for seventh place at the 2008 PGA Tour Qualifying School.
Simpson won his first two PGA Tour events in 2011, the Wyndham Championship and the Deutsche Bank Championship, both FedEx Cup playoff events. These victories aided him in finishing second on the tour's money list. He also competed on the Presidents Cup-winning teams for the United States in 2011 and 2013, as well as in 2019.
What are the career earnings of Webb Simpson in 2023?
As of May 2023, the career earnings of Webb Simpson are estimated to be $544,211. Simpson's total career earnings in golf are $47,167,525, which includes $44,617,858 from official tournaments, $1,315,500 from unofficial tournaments, and the rest of the $1.2 million from other sources.
Simpson participated in ten tournaments in 2023. The best result was achieved in the Valspar Championship, where he finished in a tie for 7th place with a score of -4. His earnings for the tournament were $254,475.
In the other tournaments, Simpson either missed the cut or finished above 50th place. His lowest finish was in the Honda Classic, where he finished T74 with a score of +4, earning $16,296. He also missed the cut in the Fortinet Championship, the RSM Classic, the Sony Open in Hawaii, the Players Championship, and the RBC Heritage.
In The CJ Cup in South Carolina, Simpson finished T52 with a score of +1, earning $21,840. In the WM Phoenix Open, he finished T57 with a score of -1, earning $45,600. In the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard, he finished T24 with a score of -2, earning $163,000. Simpson finished T64 with a score of +3 in the Wells Fargo Championship, earning $43,000.
Webb Simpson’s Contract
Simpson is a prominent figure in the world of golf and has several high-profile endorsement deals. He has been affiliated with Titleist, one of the most prestigious golf equipment brands, for several years.
Additionally, Simpson has signed endorsement contracts with Burns & Wilcox, an insurance company; Empower Retirement, a financial services provider; FootJoy, a golf shoe and apparel brand; and Rolex, a luxury watch manufacturer.
These endorsements not only provide Simpson with financial benefits but also give him access to top-of-the-line equipment and apparel. Although the exact details of these endorsement deals are not publicly disclosed, they undoubtedly contribute significantly to Simpson's overall income and success as a professional golfer.
Webb Simpson’s Salary
Based on his 16-year professional career and total earnings, Webb Simpson makes about $2.9 million annually on average. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Webb Simpson’s net worth is estimated to be $16 million as of May 2023.
The following is Webb Simpson's annual salary:
2023: $544,211 (as of May)
2022: $1,144,955 (including $103,000 from unofficial payouts)
2021: $2,783,011 (including $2,783,011 from official payouts and $68,750 from the Tour Championship Bonus and Comcast Business Tour Top 10)
2020: $5,895,242 (including $5,097,742 from official payouts, $115,000 from unofficial payouts and $682,500 from the Tour Championship)
2019: $5,242,239 (including $4,690,572 from official payouts and $551,667 from the Tour Championship)
2018: $5,376,417 (all from official payouts)
2017: $3,209,646 (all from official payouts)
2016: $1,450,355 (all from official payouts)
2015: $2,101,260 (including $2,046,260 from official payouts and $55,000 from unofficial payouts)
2014: $3,689,601 (including $3,539,601 from official payouts and $150,000 from unofficial payouts)
2013: $3,132,582 (including $2,957,582 from official payouts and $175,000 from unofficial payouts)
2012: $3,896,758 (including $3,436,758 from official payouts and $460,000 from unofficial payouts)
2011: $6,415,153 (including $6,182,653 from official payouts and $232,500 from unofficial payouts)
2010: $972,962 (all from official payouts)
2009: $1,249,674 (all from official payouts)
2008: $63,460 (including $38,460 from official payouts and $25,000 from unofficial payouts)
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