Patrick Reed has been striving to be the best since 2011 (aged 20 years), beginning his professional career with just $20,000 in his debut year. Now, he has built a strong reputation in the golf world with nine PGA Tour wins (including the Masters Tournament in 2018) and one win at LIV Golf. And his wallet has gotten thicker and his net worth even higher. 

What is Patrick Reed’s net worth?

As of April 2026, according to Celebrity Net Worth, Reed’s net worth is $60 million. This number is the total of everything ‘Captain America’ has earned and owns, including his golf winnings, bonuses, sponsorship deals, and investments. Of course, a major chunk of his wealth comes from his prize money. His bank account truly skyrocketed when he joined LIV Golf in 2022.

Patrick Reed’s career earnings

Before leaving the PGA Tour in 2022, Reed had about $35 million in official prize money. But his career earnings skyrocketed once he enrolled in the Saudi-backed league. Apart from the massive signing bonus, he made over $40.7 million during his four seasons with LIV Golf.

Moreover, playing for 4Aces GC, Reed also grabbed a huge bonus when his squad won the Team Championship in 2022. His LIV Golf team bonus amounted to $10,312,500, and official individual earnings from the league in 2022 were $4,398,214. 

Right now, Reed’s career earnings amount to a whopping $84,742,139. This number includes the $35,091,205 from PGA earnings, $40,709,215 from LIV Golf earnings, and $8,941,719 from major tournament earnings. 

Patrick Reed’s professional career

Patrick Reed began his journey in golf from an early age. He used to lead his team in state events while studying at the University High School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Later on, he entered the University of Georgia and then transferred to Augusta State University. And that’s where he flourished as a golfer. He brought two NCAA Division I titles to Augusta State in 2010 and 2011. On top of that, he won the 2010 Jones Cup Invitational. 

In 2011, after turning 20, Reed turned professional and debuted on the PGA Tour at the FedEx St. Jude Classic. But his first victory on the tour came in 2013 at the Wyndham Championship. Over the next few years, he won multiple events, including a couple of World Golf Championships. 

But his biggest win came at the 2018 Masters Tournament. He went 15-under 273 and earned a sum of $1,980,000. However, he did become a runner-up at the 2017 PGA Championship and finished 4th at the 2018 U.S. Open. 

And later in 2022, Reed moved to LIV Golf and won four of the first five events on the LIV Golf League in 2022, then claimed the season-ending team championship.

What are the brands endorsed by Patrick Reed?

Most recently, after moving away from LIV Golf, Patrick Reed partnered with the $2.5B aviation brand, VistaJet. Previously (in 2013-17), he was associated with Callaway Golf. He also often sports Under Armour. 

Reed has worked with brands like Grindworks, PXG, and Hublot watches, too. He’s also worked with Nike Golf, Titleist, EPM & N2 Funding. These lucrative brand endorsements have added millions to his bank account over the years.

Patrick Reed’s investments and business ventures

Unlike many top golfers, Patrick Reed does not have a widely documented portfolio of traditional business ventures or startup investments. Most of his operations run through Team Reed, which is run by his family. 

Patrick Reed’s house and cars

Like most golfers, Reed is also invested in real estate. He initially owned a home in Spring, Texas. And after earning $12-$15 million through corporate appearances, speaking fees, and more after winning the 2018 Masters, he bought a $3.9-million mansion in The Woodlands, Texas, in 2019. 

That year, he also bought a Masters-themed Porsche 911 GT2RS for $450,000. Four years later, he put the speedster on auction on Copart. 

But now that he’s back at the PGA Tour and in the top 10 list at the Masters, we can expect Reed to rise higher, both in rankings and in earnings.