English Golfer Matt Fitzpatrick's Estimated Wealth: A Look at His Financial Standing
Matt Fitzpatrick, a 30-year-old golfer, has made a significant impact in the world of professional golf. His journey began with a victory at the US Amateur before turning professional in 2014.
Fitzpatrick's best season came in 2022, when he clinched the US Open at The Country Club in Brookline. This victory was marked by a noteworthy shot from a fairway bunker at the 72nd hole.
Prior to his US Open win, Fitzpatrick secured his first professional title at the 2015 British Masters. He also has multiple wins on the DP World Tour, including Rolex Series and DP World Tour Championship victories.
Fitzpatrick's net worth is reported to have surpassed $10 million in 2023, with estimates reaching $13 million at the start of 2025. However, the financial details of his sponsorships remain undisclosed.
Workday has sponsored Fitzpatrick since 2018, and in 2022, he signed a multi-year deal with Castore. More recently, he has a partnership with Skechers, wearing their footwear and headwear since March 2022.
Fitzpatrick is also sponsored by Bettinardi for putters and related equipment, and Troon, which is seen on his golf bag, has done so since 2019. He uses Ping irons and Titleist Pro V1x golf balls without equipment contracts for those.
In the video game world, Fitzpatrick has a multi-year agreement with 2K, featuring in the two most recent PGATour2K video games. The 2K logo is visible on the left sleeve of his clothing in all competitions and engagements worldwide.
Fitzpatrick's earnings on the PGA Tour exceed $28 million as of July 2025, with his highest single earnings coming from the PGA Tour's RBC Heritage, where he took home $3.6 million.
Fitzpatrick's partnership with Under Armour ended in 2021, but at the 2023 Sentry Tournament of Champions, he was seen wearing Greyson Clothiers. He is also signed with Rolex since 2016.
Fitzpatrick holds the title of the youngest Englishman to win five times on the DP World Tour, a record he set at the 2015 British Masters, making him the fifth youngest English winner in European Tour history.
