LIV Golf and JCB begin their multi-year partnership this year, as the JCB Golf & Country Club is ready to host LIV Golf UK. It is going to be the perfect summer activity for golf fans in the beautiful British countryside. While pros like Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, and Horsfield will play on their home ground, there will be other eminent players bustling through endless challenges.

Apart from that, there are other new things to enjoy. One of them is the Majesticks Arms on the 9th green. It is a pub by the Majesticks GC with fun games and great beverages. According to Flushingitgolf, “They’re expecting 14k fans per day at a general admission sellout.” There will be a lock-in until Monday if the co-captain wins at the JCB. So, how wealthy does it make him at the moment?

Ian Poulter: One of the wealthiest golfers

Ian Poulter has achieved new heights in every league that he has played in. Be it the DP World Tour, the PGA Tour, or currently, LIV Golf. Although he has not always been successful, he has always been optimistic. The English golfer who turned pro in 1995 is estimated to have a net worth of a whopping $60 million as of 2024, with an average winning salary of $1.7 million from tournaments. This has remained the same as it was back in 2023, indicating no such significant gains.

Currently ranked at 13 on the Wealthy Gorrila’s list of the 50 richest golfers, he is also known to own some of the most expensive cars in the world. As of now, his most prestigious ones have been the collection of Ferraris. He has the F40, an F12 TDF, a 1985 Ferrari 288 GTO, an F50, two LaFerraris, and a 2002 Enzo, which are estimated to be around $25 million. Additionally, he also has several Mercedes, a Bugatti Veyron, a Porsche 911 GT2, and a Ford GT.

Poulter also has a mansion at the Lake Nina Golf & Country Club, where he keeps his car. Apart from that, he has another house in Milton Keynes. Apart from investing in luxury goods, Poulter often trades Web3 and crypto assets on his platform as part of his endorsement deal on OKX.

Ian Poulter’s brand endorsements

Having won two World Golf Championship victories (the 2010 WGC Accenture Match Play and the 2012 WGC-HSBC Champions), he has several brand endorsements other than just OKX. Ian Poulter has been promoting CoolSculpting since 2018, claiming it helps him improve his self-image. He has ever since made several promotional videos about their treatment. Having had his own clothing brand for a decade (2007–2017), he is known to have made bold choices in fashion. Being attracted by his style, IJP Design established a partnership with him. He wears their flattering attire.

Ian Poulter has also been backed up by Oakley for several years now. He is often seen wearing their Radar Path Fog Red Iridium 26-666. Apart from that, there is a long list of companies for which Poulter represents as a brand ambassador, such as Nikon Cameras, Audemars Piguet, Titleist, and Fathead. In 2022, he moved to LIV Golf. That was when two of his prominent sponsors, Mastercard and DP World, halted their relationship with Poulter.

If Poulter were to win the JCB, his net worth would once again rapidly increase as a result of the reward that he would be entitled to take back home.