Over the course of his 27-year career, the 46-year-old golf champion has collected a total of $1.7 billion in pay, endorsements, and other money, more than anyone else the magazine has monitored.
Woods joins an elite group of athletes who have become billionaires, including Michael Jordan, who became one ten years after quitting from basketball, and LeBron James, who Forbes confirmed his status last week.
According to Forbes, golf winnings account for less than 10% of Woods' career earnings and net worth.
He made the majority of his money through endorsement deals and investments.
TGR Design is his golf design company, and TGR Productions is his live event production company.
He owns TGR Design, a golf design company; TGR Live, a live events production company; The Woods, a restaurant; and TGR Ventures, a company that invests in golf training, a family-friendly mini-golf experience site, and a hospitality software firm.
Woods, who topped Forbes' highest-paid athletes list for ten years in a row until 2012, earned $68 million in off-course earnings despite barely playing the game due to an injury.
This put him in 14th place on Forbes' list of the highest-paid athletes in 2021.
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Woods, who topped Forbes' highest-paid athletes list for ten years in a row until 2012, earned $68 million in off-course earnings despite barely playing the game due to an injury.
This put him in 14th place on Forbes' list of the highest-paid athletes in 2021.
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