There are a few golfers who are slowly finding their footing on the PGA Tour, taking it one step at a time. Nicholas Echavarria is one of them. The Colombian golfer turned professional in 2017 and has since then featured a lot on the PGA Tour Latinoamerica, Korn Ferry Tour, and the Colombian Tour. He officially made his debut on the PGA Tour in the 2022-23 season. Nearly three years later, he made his debut at the 2025 Masters and ended up winning the Par 3 contest. Let us take a look at how much he’s worth this year.

Nicolas Echavarria’s net worth in 2025

The 30-year-old golfer’s expected net worth is close to $5 million. Echavarria has won two PGA Tour events, the 2023 Puerto Rico Open and the 2024 Zozo Championship. This has allowed him to earn over $6 million in prize money over the last three years from the PGA Tour alone. The Colombian golfer also has a few endorsements that add up to his worth.

Echavarria has signed with Titleist as their partner. He is also on the FootJoy team. FootJoy is a company that provides golfing apparel and shoes for the course. Echavarria has also signed an endorsement deal with the esteemed and famed watchmaker Rolex. In fact, after his Zozo Championship victory in 2024, Echavarria was seen wearing a Rolex Submariner Date that cost nearly $10,250 on the market.

Echavarria has also signed a deal with Stephens Inc., an independent financial services firm. The deal is in place as part of their golf ambassador program. Echavarria will wear the company’s logo on his apparel while also taking part in corporate events and client outings. He’s also expected to be a part of select advertising and social media engagements. The deal is until the end of 2025. These deals, along with his PGA Tour winnings, contribute to his estimated $5 million net worth.

The 2023 Puerto Rico Open winner has appeared in only three majors before the 2025 Masters. How has his experience been?

Nicolas Echavarria’s major record

He did not make the cut line at either of the majors he appeared in 2023, the PGA Championship and the US Open. Echavarria, however, did finish 54th at the 2024 US Open. The 2025 Masters is only his fourth major in his career.

He earned an invite to this year’s tournament at the Augusta National Golf Course, courtesy of his victory at the 2024 Zozo Championship. The University of Arkansas alum will be put to the test against the toughest golfers in the world, but Echavarria is likely to be unbothered. He has already set the ball rolling by winning the Masters Par 3 contest.

The Colombian was tied with JJ Spaun for a 5-under score before defeating him in a playoff that took place at the Carolina Cherry hole. However, so far, no Masters par 3 contest winner has gone on and won the Green Jacket in the same year, a curse that has been in play since the creation of the par 3 contest in 1960.

Can Echavarria surprise everyone and break the curse, claiming his first major title as well? It remains to be seen. Meanwhile, we are excited to see how the year turns out for him!