Jhonattan Vegas’s Net Worth (Updated 2023)

Jhonattan Luis Vegas, born on August 19, 1984, is a Venezuelan professional golfer and two-time Olympian who competes on the PGA Tour. He is one of the most sensational players in the PGA Tours and has won several awards and accolades.

Vegas was born in the Venezuelan city of Maturn. Vegas, together with Alfredo Adrian, represented Venezuela at the 2009 Omega Mission Hills World Cup. They finished 12th overall.

The Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open was Vegas's first Nationwide Tour victory in 2010. He concluded the season seventh in the money list and became the first Venezuelan to earn a PGA Tour card in 2011.

Jhonattan Vegas has amassed a lot of wealth over the last several years, because of his sponsorships and tournament wins.

How much is Jhonattan Vegas’s Net Worth in 2023?

Jhonattan Vegas’s estimated net worth is 5 million USD in 2023. His career earnings have exceeded $16 million as of September 2023. His major earning source is PGA Tours and his endorsements. Also, he added a handsome amount of money to his wealth through sponsorships.

Jhonattan Vegas’s Salary

As of 2023, Jhonattan Vegas earned almost 1.1 million USD annually. Salaries depend on player performance every year.

Jhonattan Vegas Investments

Currently, there is no information about Jhonattan Vegas’s investments.

Jhonattan Vegas Other Sources of Income

Apart from his official and unofficial tour wins, and endorsements, there is no other information pertaining to Jhonattan Vegas’s other sources of income.

Jhonattan Vegas’s Endorsements

Jhonattan Vegas got various sponsor opportunities because of his impressive golf career. These sponsorships have helped to elevate his profile and increase his visibility in the golfing world. Vegas's primary endorsement brand is TaylorMade Golf. Additionally, Vegas has also signed sponsorship deals with other well-known brands, including Titleist, and Rolex.

Jhonattan Vegas’s House

Vegas was born on the 19th of August 1984 in Maturin, Venezuela, and played college golf at the University of Texas. Jhonattan Vegas currently resides in Houston, Texas with his wife Hildegard Struppek. There is no other information on Vegas’s house or address.

Jhonattan Vegas’s Cars

There is no information available about his car collection.

Jhonattan Vegas’s Amateur Career

Vegas played golf at the age of three and fell in love with the sport. He played for the Simon Bolivar University golf team and won several amateur competitions. Jhonattan Vegas received his first PGA Tour card in 2011 after turning pro in 2008.

Jhonattan Vegas’s Professional Career

Alfredo Adrian and Vegas paired up to represent Venezuela in the 2009 Omega Mission Hills World Cup. They managed to finish tied for 12th place. Vegas won his first Nationwide Tour tournament, the Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open in 2010. He finished seventh on the money list and became the first Venezuelan to earn a PGA Tour card in 2011.

In January 2011, Jhonattan Vegas won his first PGA Tour event, the Bob Hope Classic, after defeating Tour veterans Bill Haas and Gary Woodland in a sudden death playoff. Therefore, Vegas earned a spot in the Masters as well as a two-year PGA Tour exemption. In his subsequent start, he tied for third at the Farmers Insurance Open and held a share of the lead on the last nine, moving up to 69th on the OWGR. It is noteworthy that Vegas was the first rookie on the PGA Tour to lead the FedEx Cup standings.

In 2011, Vegas emerged victorious in the Banff, Alberta event, but had to settle for second place behind Paul Casey in the annual Telus World Skins Game in Halifax, Nova Scotia in July 2012. He had to take a break from golf immediately after undergoing shoulder surgery. As a result, he began the 2013-14 season on a Medical Extension. However, he was able to complete his medical extension by finishing third at the John Deere Classic, which was a fortunate turn of events.

Vegas finished 153rd in the FedEx Cup and narrowly outside the top 25 in the Web.com Tour Finals in the 2014-15 season, limiting him to past champion status for the 2015-16 PGA Tour season. After several near-wins and collapses over the season, he won his second PGA Tour title at the RBC Canadian Open, regaining full Tour privileges for the 2017-18 season. He was also Venezuela's golf representative at the 2016 Summer Olympics. Vegas successfully defended his title at the RBC Canadian Open on July 30, 2017, earning his third PGA Tour victory. The victory also propelled him to a career-high 48th place in the OWGR.

Venezuelan golfer Jhonattan Vegas made history by becoming the country's first Presidents Cup competitor in 2017 and then representing Venezuela in the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo in 2021, finishing 16th.

Major Championships(Best Results)

PGA Tour Wins

Nationwide Tour wins

Tour de las Américas wins