Tommy Fleetwood’s Career Earnings

Born in Southport, England, on January 19, 1991, Tommy Fleetwood is one of the highest earners in the PGA. In 2009, Fleetwood represented Great Britain and Ireland in the Walker Cup and was ranked third in the R&A's World Amateur Golf Ranking.

Turning professional in 2010, Fleetwood's first victory on the European Tour came in August 2013, when he won the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles in a three-man sudden-death playoff.

Fleetwood has a total of ten professional wins, with seven on the European Tour, including two on the Rolex Series, the 2017 HNA Open de France and 2019 Nedbank Golf Challenge. He finished runner-up at the 2019 Open Championship, being defeated by six strokes by Shane Lowry. However, after his Nedbank win in November, he had to endure a two year winless drought and then he won the 2022 Nedbank Golf Challenge.

He lost the RBC Canadian Open playoff to Nick Taylor, but he still made history in 2023 by becoming the first person to shoot multiple final round scores of 63 in U.S. Open history. However, he won the inaugural Dubai Invitational and tied for third place at the Masters with Collin Morikawa and Max Homa, recording his best finish of the event.

What are Tommy Fleetwood’s career earnings in 2024?

Tommy Fleetwood's total career earnings according to the PGA Tour are $22.8 million and from the European Tour, he earned $30.2 million (€28.4 million), totaling approximately $53 million. However, given that both of the tours recognize major events (26 cuts made), which would have been counted twice, to evade this, an estimated amount of $45 million is taken as of May 2024.

In the 2024 YTD, he earned $2.5 million; he played in nine events and missed the cut in the 2024 Arnold Palmer Invitational. But he earned most from the Masters Tournament, where he finished tied for third place, earning $1 million, according to Spotrac.

His yearly earnings, as per Spotrac, are as follows:

Years	Official Events	Unofficial Events	Tour Championship Bonus	Total Earnings
2024	$2,071,944	-	-	$2,509,061
2023	$6,510,641	$100,000	$2,000,000	$8,610,641
2022	$2,874,009	-	-	$2,874,009
2021	$1,149,631	-	-	$1,149,631
2020	$1,025,676	-	$105,000	$1,130,676
2019	$3,853,651	-	$551,667	$4,405,318
2018	$3,935,147	$212,500	-	$4,147,647
2017	$912,392	-	-	$912,392
2016	$0	-	-	$0
2015	$64,126	-	-	$64,126

What are Tommy Fleetwood’s career earnings in 2023?

Tommy Fleetwood earned around $9,681,554 in 2023, his highest annual earnings so far, including $6.5 million from official events, $100,000 from unofficial events, $2 million from the Tour Championship bonus and $1 million from the European Tour. His second highest was back in 2019, when he made about $4,405,318.

There could be a case of small disparities, given that Fleetwood earns in both dollars and euros; thus, the euro amount is based on the economy, which might fluctuate, leading to the minor disparity.

Fleetwood made the most money from the Tour Championship in 2023, earning $2 million after finishing tied for sixth place. His second-highest of the season came at the FedEx St. Jude Championship, where he finished tied for third place and earned $1.1 million. His third highest was nearly a million dollars; as runner-up in the RBC Canadian Open, he earned $981,000.

His tournament-to-tournament earnings are as follows:

Date	Tournament	Place	To Par	Total	Earnings
02/12/23	WM Phoenix Open	CUT	-	143	-
02/19/23	The Genesis Invitational	T20	-5	279	$197,667
03/05/23	Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard	T61	3	291	$44,400
03/12/23	THE PLAYERS Championship	T27	-5	283	$167,656
03/19/23	Valspar Championship	T3	-8	276	$477,900
03/26/23	World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play	T52	-	-	$74,857
04/09/23	Masters Tournament	33	3	291	$111,600
04/16/23	RBC Heritage	T15	-11	273	$335,000
05/07/23	Wells Fargo Championship	T5	-11	273	$772,500
05/21/23	PGA Championship	T18	2	282	$214,400
05/28/23	Charles Schwab Challenge	CUT	-	142	-
06/11/23	RBC Canadian Open	P2	-17	271	$981,000
06/18/23	U.S. Open	T5	-5	275	$738,934
06/25/23	Travelers Championship	CUT	-	138	-
07/16/23	Genesis Scottish Open	T6	-9	271	$261,990
07/23/23	The Open Championship	T10	-4	280	$308,400
08/13/23	FedEx St. Jude Championship	T3	-14	266	$1,160,000
08/20/23	BMW Championship	T25	-3	277	$179,750
08/27/23	TOUR Championship	T6	-11	272	$2,000,000

His European Tour earnings are as follows:

• On the European Tour, Fleetwood earned $893,394 (€838,553) for his runner-up finish at the 2023 DP World Tour Championship.

• At the 2023 Nedbank Golf Challenge, he finished tied for 12th place, earning $98,235 (€92,205).

• At the 2023 Hero Dubai Classic, he finished T59. earning $25,140 (€23,597).

• At the 2023 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, he finished T38, earning $53,144 (€49,882).

How much does Tommy Fleetwood make per year?

Tommy Fleetwood's exact yearly earnings are unknown because, as a golfer, his earnings vary by tournament; however, based on his total career earnings from the PGA Tour and the European Tour, which total approximately $45 million, his average yearly income is estimated to be $3.2 million as of May 2024.

When was Tommy Fleetwood's highest prize money in a year?

Tommy Fleetwood's highest prize money earning was from the 2019 Nedbank Golf Challenge, where he earned $2,416,530 (€2,268,190). His second highest prize money was from this 2019 U.S. Open's runner-up finish, earning $1,296,000.

Tommy Fleetwood’s Contracts

Tommy Fleetwood's golf career has attracted many sponsorships. His main sponsor is Tag Heuer, along with BMW, TaylorMade and Nike.

Tommy Fleetwood’s Salary

Unfortunately, golfers on the PGA Tour and the European Tour do not have a guaranteed income and only earn money if they make the cut. Thus, the only way to estimate Fleetwood's salary is to use his average yearly on-course earnings, which are around $3.2 million, based on his total career earnings of $45 million as of May 2024.