Tiger Woods is a famous American golfer who has accomplished much in the sport. Although injuries have hampered him in the past years, there is no doubt that Tiger Woods' net worth in 2023 will continue to rise.

The 47-year-old made his mark on the PGA Tour. Tiger Woods is tied at first for the PGA Tour wins aside from holding numerous golf records, USA Today reported.

Given those achievements and citations, it is hardly surprising that Woods is regarded as one of the greatest golfers of all time, aside from being one of the most famous athletes to date.

With that said, there is no doubt that Tiger Woods has amassed a lot from his years of playing golf. Although he is far from the player most remember him to be, with the World Golf Hall of Fame admitting that his professional golf career is over, he continues participating in select events at a toned-down level, Golf Digest reported.

Tiger Woods Net Worth 2023: $1.1 billion

With the success he has garnered from golf, Tiger Woods' net worth for 2023 is reportedly around $1.1 billion, according to Forbes-his earnings from his years of playing and endorsements.

Tiger Woods Wealth

For participating in numerous tournaments and winning them, for that matter, it is hardly surprising how Tiger Woods was able to amass his millions. Pair that up with the different endorsement deals he has; his net worth can only shoot up even more - even if he is not on the golf course.

Since turning pro in 1996, Woods has earned roughly $118 million on the golf course. The biggest prize money he bagged was at the 2019 Masters, where he took home a whopping $2.7 million, Sky Sports reported.

Making it sweeter for the American golfer was that it was his first major tournament win in over 10 years, per the Bleacher Report.

However, the majority of Woods' earnings come from his endorsement deals. Woods draws 92.4% of his income endorsing brands such as Nike, Gatorade, American Express, Asahi, General Mills (Wheaties), Golf Digest, Rolex, Gillette, Accenture, Tag Heuer, AT&T, EA Sports, NetJets, Upper Deck, TLC Laser Eye Centers and Buick.

From that list, Gatorade alone has handed Woods $100 million over five years for a custom-branded drink called "Gatorade Tiger." Unfortunately, it was discontinued in 2009, which was allegedly part of Gatorade's move to streamline their offerings, CNBC reported.

Besides playing and endorsements, Woods is also paid for designing golf courses.

Regardless, Woods has made wise investments in real estate and other assets. He owns a massive estate in Jupiter, Florida -estimated to be worth around $75 to $100 million now.

Aside from that, he also owns a yacht that he named "Privacy," estimated to be worth $25 million. He also owns a Gulfstream G550 private jet worth $54 million.

Woods also has a lavish collection of cars, headlined by the most expensive one, a Porsche Carrera GT estimated to be worth $500,000.

Other vehicles Woods owns include a Cadillac Escalade, a Lamborghini Murcielago, a Genesis GV80, a Mercedes-Benz S65, a Lexus LS460, a Buick Lacrosse, a Buick Enclave and a Buick Bengal.