Who doesn’t remember the historic 2024 US Open victory of Bryson DeChambeau? The golfer not only made the Northern Irishman, Rory McIlroy, wait a little longer for his major drought to end, but also added $4.3 million to his bank account. That was just another achievement for the golfer, as he has been on a roll, constantly increasing his bank balance after every excellent performance. And that’s only a part of his earnings.

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What is Bryson DeChambeau’s net worth?

While his actual net worth is hard to tell due to limited public information, his estimated net worth is around $120 million, with half of it coming from his tournaments. Over the years, DeChambeau has made bank from various sources. One of his biggest modes of earning is certainly through his efforts on the fairway. The Crushers GC captain has enjoyed an illustrious career on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. And that has certainly helped him amass a huge bank balance. During his time on the PGA Tour from 2016 to 2022, DeChambeau has made over $29.96 million. Apart from his efforts on the course, these comprise unofficial payouts, TOUR Championship bonuses, PIP program benefits, and finishing in the top 10 in the FedEx Cup. More of his net worth would come from various revenues like endorsement deals, a reported signing bonus with LIV Golf, YouTube revenue, and personal investments.

Bryson DeChambeau’s career earnings from the PGA Tour and LIV Golf

Since joining LIV Golf in 2022, the 32-year-old has gained another $47.06 million. Apart from individual payouts, these include team winnings, finishing in the top three of the individual championship, and the team championship rewards. After winning the U.S. Open twice and a few other top performances in the majors, DeChambeau has also received $14.14 million in payouts from the biggest events of every season. Specifics of each of his payouts are available on Spotrac.

In total, Bryson DeChambeau has made $91.17 million from playing golf professionally. That’s a lot of bread to last a lifetime. No wonder he is giving away Bentley Continentals for a YouTube challenge video. While that may not have been a wise investment, the LIV Golf pro has certainly made some great money moves to secure his future. Let’s look at some of DeChambeau’s biggest investments.

Bryson DeChambeau’s endorsements and sponsorships

Bryson has been receiving sponsorships from major brands since he made himself renowned in the golf world. His move to LIV golf was a very bold move, but it led to the split of his brand deal with Cobra, his equipment sponsor. He then signed a multi-year deal with  TaylorMade Golf after his U.S. Open win for his sporting equipment. He also has longstanding relationships with Bridgestone Golf (balls) and Roland (electronic musical equipment), a tribute to his family’s business. His signing with LIV Golf, reported to be between $100-$150 million, is also a major factor in his financial backing.

Bryson DeChambeau’s YouTube and social media earnings

His YouTube channel, which has around 2.4 million subscribers, has also contributed to his brand, which helps him attract sponsors. His content mainly revolves around golf challenges, vlogs, and equipment reviews. Based on the number of views he has on his channel and the amount of content that is sponsored, reports estimate that he earns around $40,000 on a monthly basis through his YouTube and other social media platforms.

Bryson DeChambeau’s investments and business ventures

Bryson has made his move in the investment and business sector when he revealed his plan for The DeChambeau Golf & Sports Complex around June of 2025. Set to be in his hometown of Clovis, California, he plans to transform 200 acres into the best golfing experience one can imagine. The project aims to include a public golf course, a junior golf academy, and other sports facilities, which shows the vison of Bryson’s is for a significant long-term investment.

Bryson DeChambeau’s house and cars

Whether switching to LIV Golf will be beneficial for Bryson DeChambeau’s future in golf is still often debated. But no one can question that he’s making bank every time he steps on the field for the Saudi-based league. And he is using that money to lead a luxurious lifestyle. Although he didn’t buy it with his LIV Golf money, six years ago, DeChambeau purchased a 5,339-square-foot mansion at 5649 Brookstown Drive. The property has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a golf simulator for the pro.

He sold it in August 2024 for $2.8 million. Soon after, he bought another house near Dallas-Fort Worth Airport in Tarrant County. However, he hasn’t revealed the address to it. But it won’t come as a surprise if he eventually does a house reveal on his YouTube channel.

That’s not the only kind of luxury Bryson DeChambeau indulges in. He also has a passion for cars and owns some of the biggest brands in the world. In fact, he has even purchased a custom-built Bentley Bentayga V8 First Edition that he often flaunts on social media. Apart from that, he also has a BMW M4 Competition and a BMW i7.

Bryson is one of the most financially successful golfers in the scene right now. He achieved this through his exceptional golfing talent and through strategic planning for the future through LIV Golf and other major investments. His social media presence is also a huge factor in his popularity, which enables sponsors to be confident in investing in him. With major endorsements, a growing YouTube channel, and ambitious business ventures, Bryson DeChambeau has secured his financial future well beyond his playing days.