It may not seem like it these days, but Gary Woodland was a big name on the PGA Tour a few years ago. His U.S. Open victory at Pebble Beach in 2019 proved that he can stand tall against the biggest and the best on the field. He is also a popular figure in the golf community and is widely respected and loved by the fans. Apart from the fame, Woodland has also earned a lot of paychecks for his efforts on the course. Let’s learn how much he has earned on the PGA Tour.

Gary Woodland’s career earnings

When it comes to winning titles, Gary Woodland doesn’t have the most decorated trophy cabinet. Yes, he beat Brooks Koepka, Jon Rahm, and Xander Schauffele for the 2019 U.S. Open title. However, he has only captured three other titles in his career apart from that.

But that doesn’t mean the 41-year-old hasn’t been competitive. He also has eleven runner-up finishes and two third-place finishes to his name. Overall, Woodland has finished in the top 5 thirty times in his career in just 282 cuts. That’s an average of 10.64%. That’s an impressive record for someone who has only won four titles.

Maintaining such consistency has helped him earn paychecks worth $36.38 million in his career, according to the official PGA Tour website. But those are not his only earnings from the Tour.

Getting good finishes in Majors has also helped Woodland accumulate a lot of paychecks. In his 15 seasons playing in the majors, he has made another $4.87 million. More than half of it came from his victory in the 2019 U.S. Open.

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In total, Gary Woodland has earned $41,425,210 since he joined the PGA Tour in 2009 through his efforts in 2025.

These were all of his official earnings from the golf course through the PGA Tour and the majors. Now, let’s look at his other sources of income that also contribute to his net worth.

Gary Woodland’s endorsements & sponsorships

After winning the 2019 U.S. Open, Gary Woodland attracted a lot of great sponsorship deals. He was aligned with Wilson Golf, CDW, Duff & Phelps, and Breitling. However, the PGA Tour and these said brands have since cut ties after their contracts concluded.

Today, Woodland is aligned with the popular golf accessories brand, Titleist. He has also been signed with Cobra and Puma Golf since early 2023. Another golf brand associated with the 41-year-old is Troon Golf.

Alternatively, Gary Woodland has also been in a long-standing partnership with Security Benefit. They re-signed a new contract with him in 2023. Lastly, his private aviation sponsor is NetJets.

In December 2024, he also signed a special contract to be an ambassador of Puma’s brand, Volition America. Despite his limitations on the golf course after the brain tumor, it seems that Gary Woodland is still able to attract new sponsorship deals.