Justin Rose, the English golfer currently ranked number two in the world, has amassed career earnings of $32.4m (£25.7m), according to Forbes. The 38-year-old, who stands 6ft 3in, joined the PGA Tour in 2003 and won his first major championship, the US Open, in 2013.
Rose's earnings place him as the 47th highest-paid athlete in 2019. His ten PGA Tour victories, including his lone Major win, contribute significantly to his wealth. However, his income is not limited to prize money.
Endorsements have brought in approximately $14m (£11m) for Rose. His current sponsors include Hublot, Bonobos, Mastercard, Morgan Stanley and Zurich Insurance Group. He previously had deals with Adidas and TaylorMade, but switched to Bonobos and Honma respectively.
Despite these endorsements, the majority of Rose's wealth comes from his golfing success. He is currently competing in the US Open at Pebble Beach, aiming for his second victory in the tournament.
