Alright, so the other day I got curious about Bryson DeChambeau. You know, the golfer guy, hits the ball a mile? Saw some highlights and it got me wondering, how much dough is this guy actually pulling in? Especially with all that LIV Golf stuff happening.
My Process Kicking Off
So, the first thing I did was pretty standard. I just picked up my phone, popped open my usual browser.
Typed in something simple, like “Bryson DeChambeau net worth 2024”. Hit search, waited for the magic to happen.
Sifting Through the Results
Okay, boom. A whole list of websites showed up. Celebrity net worth sites, sports news outlets, random blogs.
And guess what? The numbers were kinda all over the map. One site said one figure, another site had a totally different number. Saw figures like $60 million, then maybe $50 million somewhere else, even saw some older guesses that were lower.
It makes you kinda scratch your head, right? Who do you believe?
Trying to Nail It Down
I figured I couldn’t just take the first result. Needed to see if there was some kind of consensus.
So, I started clicking on a few of the more legit-looking sources. Tried to find articles that broke down how they got their number.
- Looked for mentions of his PGA Tour winnings.
- Checked for details on that big LIV Golf contract – you hear crazy numbers about that.
- Tried to find info on his sponsorships. Like Cobra Puma Golf, maybe others? Endorsements are usually a big chunk for athletes.
- Remembered he does YouTube stuff too, probably adds a little bit.
Most sites don’t really show their work, though. They just state a number. It’s mostly guesswork based on public information, I guess.
Landing on a Ballpark Figure
After digging around for a bit, maybe 15-20 minutes, I started noticing a pattern. While the exact number varied, a lot of the more recent estimates for 2024 seemed to hover around a specific range.
The figure I saw pop up most often, or at least the range that seemed most repeated across different places, was somewhere around the $50 million to $60 million mark. Some leaned closer to $50M, others maybe a bit higher, but that seemed like the general area everyone was pointing towards for this year.
Obviously, nobody outside Bryson’s inner circle knows the exact number down to the penny. These things are always estimates. They factor in tournament purses, the assumed value of that LIV deal (which was reported to be massive), endorsements, and maybe some investments.
Final Thoughts on the Hunt
So yeah, that was my little quest. Started with simple curiosity, did a basic search, got confused by different numbers, dug a little deeper, and ended up with a ballpark figure that seemed the most common estimate for 2024. It’s not precise science finding this stuff online, but you can get a general idea if you poke around enough.
