What are Alex Noren Career Earnings?

Alexander Norén, born on July 12, 1982, is a professional golfer from Sweden who competes in both the PGA Tour and the European Tour. He has won ten events on the European Tour, which include the BMW PGA Championship, the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open, the British Masters, the HNA Open de France, and the Nedbank Golf Challenge. In 2018, he was a member of the successful European Ryder Cup squad.

Norén was born in Stockholm and began playing golf at the age of four at Haninge Golf Club. Despite participating in other sports, he eventually decided to prioritize golf. He won the unofficial Swedish Youth Championship, Föreningsbanken Cup, in his age level as a 14-year-old, scoring 146 over 36 holes at Rya Golf Club.

He enrolled in a Swedish upper secondary sports school at the age of 15 to combine academics with golf training. He also worked as a junior editor for Svensk Golf, the Swedish Golf Federation's official magazine. Noren represented Sweden at all levels as an amateur. He was a member of the Swedish squad that won the European Youths' Squad Championship in 2002 in Gdansk G&CC in Poland. He also represented Sweden at the 2004 Eisenhower Trophy in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, where the Swedish team took bronze and Norén tied for third place individually.

He had his best PGA Tour finish in nearly two years on July 26, 2020, when he tied for third at the 3M Open in Blaine, Minnesota, with a 268 (16), three strokes behind winner Michael Thompson. Norén cut at 6 over par with no margin at the 120th U.S. Open on September 17, 2020, at Winged Foot Golf Club in New York. In the third round, he recorded a 3-under 67, the second-lowest round of the day, to move up to 11th place. He finished tied 17th at 8 over par, 14 strokes behind winner Bryson DeChambeau but only six strokes out of third place.

Norén was the first alternate at the 150th Open Championship in July 2022, and after being on-site until Tuesday, he elected to go to California to compete in the Barracuda Championship. He went on to place solo second, one point behind Chez Reavie. He finished tied second at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai in November 2022, moving up to 41st on the Official World Golf Ranking and allowing him to complete the year inside the top 50 on the world rankings and gain an invitation to the 2023 Masters Tournament.

Alex Noren’s Career Earnings in 2023

Alex Noren is one of the most prominent golfers in the world with a total career earnings of $11,894,083. His official tournament earrings are $11,275,916. Additionally, he has earned $459,167 from unofficial tournaments.

His total career earnings in 2023 are $1,352,667 as of September 2023. In 2022, Alex Noren’s career earnings were $1,971,531.

The following are the 2023 events and tournaments in which Alex Noren competed in, along with his results and earnings:

• Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard: Finished T61 with a score of 3; earning $44,400.

• World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play: Finished T52, earning $74,857.

• The Memorial Tournament presented by Workday: Finished at T52 with a score of 6, earning $48,600.

• The Open Championship: Finished at T23, earnings $121,500.

• The Wyndham Championship: Finished at T38 with a score of -5; earning $31,540.

• The 3M Open: Finsiehd T13, with a score of -13, earning $135,664.

• The Rocket Mortgage Classic: Finished T9, with a score of -18, earning $222,200.

• Charles Schwab Challenge: Finished T29, earning $50,104.

Alex Noren’s Contract

Noren is sponsored by the famous Calaway company and is associated with several other big brands such as Macade Golf, Troon, and Danske Invest.

Alex Noren’s Salary

Noren has earned $790,354 on average annually since he turned professional in 2005. His best earnings year was 2018 when he made close to $3 million in a single year; most of his earnings came from Tour Champion Bonus and Player Index Programme. He made the most money from the official tournament in 2023.

Alex Noren's annual earnings are as follows, with event details, according to Spotrac: