Russell Henley Career Earnings

Last Modified Dec 21, 2024 17:54 GMT
Russell Henley Career Earnings
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Professional golfer Russell Henley most recently finished tied for seventh place at the 2024 US Open; however, his best finish was at the 2023 Masters Tournament, when he finished in fourth.

Regardless, the American has a total of seven professional wins, including four PGA Tour victories. His most recent win was at the 2022 World Wide Technology Championship, over Brian Harman by four strokes.

Henley went to the University of Georgia before turning professional in 2011. Further, he competed at the 2010 US Open, tying for 16th place as a low amateur and received the 2010 Haskins Award.

What are Russell Henley's Career Earnings in 2024?

Russell Henley has a total career earnings of $32.1 million as of June 2024 and in 2024, he has earned $3.1 million so far, according to Spotrac. Most of the latter amount came from his T4 finish at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, earning $920,000, while his second highest was at the US Open, earning $639,289 for his T7 finish.

Henley's year-to-year earnings are as follows:

PGA Earnings
YearOfficial EventsUnofficial EventsTour Champ.PIPTotal
2013$1,990,162$62,500--$2,052,662
2014$2,513,129$80,000--$2,593,129
2015$1,709,436$75,000--$1,784,436
2016$1,152,710---$1,152,710
2017$3,032,609---$3,032,609
2018$1,219,904$83,750--$1,303,654
2019$1,133,773---$1,133,773
2020$1,150,378-$155,000-$1,305,378
2021$2,525,980---$2,525,980
2022$2,684,605---$2,684,605
2023$5,255,939-$780,000-$6,035,939
2024$3,121,543---$3,121,543
Total$27,490,169$301,250$935,000-$28,726,419
Majors Earnings
YearMastersPGAUS OpenThe OpenTotal
2010-----
2011-----
2013---$17,864$17,864
2014--$21,564-$77,364
2015$185,400--$95,938$401,338
2016$75,636---$75,636
2017$19,450-$83,331$45,286$381,267
2018$24,833-$79,200-$296,534
2020$45,000---$45,000
2021$19,350---$19,350
2022$26,125--$33,625$152,900
2023--$332,343-$1,076,343
2024$170,137-$639,289-$895,426
Total$565,932-$1,155,727$192,712$3,439,021
------
-----Grand Total
-----$32,165,440

What are Russell Henley’s career earnings in 2023?

In the 2023 season, Russell Henley earned $6 million, including $5.2 million in official events and $780,000 from his Tour Championship finish of T14. However, his highest that season was his win at the 2022 World Wide Technology in Mayakoba in November, earning $1.4 million. Another notable mention was his T4 finish at the Masters Tournament, earning $744,000.

Henley's tournament-to-tournament earnings for 2023 are as follows:

DateTournamentPlaceTo ParTotalEarnings
Oct 02, 2022Sanderson Farms ChampionshipCUT0148-
Oct 23, 2022THE CJ CUP in South CarolinaT45-1283$29,085
Nov 06, 2022World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba1-23261$1,476,000
Nov 13, 2022Cadence Bank Houston OpenCUT0142-
Jan 08, 2023Sentry Tournament of ChampionsT30-12280$208,500
Jan 15, 2023Sony Open in HawaiiT32-9271$41,387
Feb 12, 2023WM Phoenix OpenCUT0145-
Feb 19, 2023The Genesis InvitationalCUT0144-
Mar 05, 2023Arnold Palmer InvitationalT532290$46,950
Mar 12, 2023THE PLAYERS ChampionshipT19-6282$275,000
Mar 26, 2023WGC-Dell Technologies Match PlayT170-$219,909
Apr 09, 2023Masters TournamentT4-7281$744,000
Apr 16, 2023RBC HeritageT19-10274$237,000
May 21, 2023PGA ChampionshipCUT0147-
May 28, 2023Charles Schwab ChallengeT16-2278$132,675
Jun 04, 2023the Memorial TournamentT160288$275,500
Jun 18, 2023U.S. OpenT14-2278$332,343
Jun 25, 2023Travelers ChampionshipT19-14266$245,800
Jul 09, 2023John Deere ClassicT35-10274$36,947
Jul 23, 2023The Open ChampionshipCUT0149-
Aug 06, 2023Wyndham ChampionshipT2-18262$676,400
Aug 13, 2023FedEx St. Jude ChampionshipT6-11269$584,286
Aug 20, 2023BMW ChampionshipT8-9271$620,000
Aug 27, 2023TOUR ChampionshipT14-9274$780,000
Nov 19, 2023The RSM ClassicT13-17265$150,500

How much does Russell Henley make per year?

Since golfers don’t earn a fixed annual amount, and their earnings completely depend on their performances at events, Henley’s exact annual income is not available. However, his average annual income based on his total career earnings is estimated to be $2.4 million as of June 2024.

When was Russell Henley's highest prize money in a year?

Russell Henley's highest season earnings were in 2023 with $6 million, where he earned most from his WWT championship win, $1.4 million, which was also his highest-ever prize money won at an event.

Russell Henley’s Contract

Russell Henley has endorsement contracts with Titleist, Footjoy, Symplr, Synovus Bank, and Bodyarmor SuperDrink as of June 2024. Unfortunately, no further information is available about these deals.

Russell Henley’s Salary

Russell Henley’s average annual salary is estimated to be $2.4 million as of June 2024.

FAQ's On Russell Henley Career Earnings

A. Russell Henley has made a total of $32.1 million in on-course career earnings as of June 2024.

A. Russell Henley has won seven times professionally, including four on the PGA Tour and three on the Korn Ferry Tour as of June 2024.

A. Russell Henley played college golf at the University of Georgia.

A. Russell Henley stands 6 feet, or 183 cm tall.

A. No, Russell Henley did not win the 2024 US Open, though he finished tied for seventh place.

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