Six-time major champion Phil Mickelson is back in the spotlight after reports emerged that a California golf club revoked his membership following an investigation into alleged misconduct.
According to AFP, The Farms Golf Club near San Diego confirmed that Mickelson was no longer a member after the club conducted an independent probe into a complaint involving alleged inappropriate conduct toward a female employee.
The club told media outlets it remained committed to maintaining “a golf club environment that is safe, respectful and reflects the highest standards of conduct.”
A spokesperson for Mickelson, quoted by The Athletic, noted that the golfer continues to deal with a family health issue and remains uncertain about when he may return to professional golf.
What is Phil Mickelson’s net worth?
Amid the attention surrounding the golfer, many fans have also revisited questions about Mickelson’s wealth and career earnings. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Mickelson has an estimated net worth of around $300 million.
The veteran golfer has built his fortune through tournament winnings, endorsement deals and business ventures over more than three decades in professional golf.
Celebrity Net Worth estimates that his total career earnings have surpassed $1 billion, including prize money, sponsorships and earnings linked to LIV Golf.
Mickelson has also reportedly earned more than $100 million in PGA Tour prize money alone, placing him among golf’s all-time highest earners behind Tiger Woods.
LIV Golf move and endorsements
A significant boost to Mickelson’s recent earnings came from his move to the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league in 2022. Mickelson signed a reported $200 million deal with LIV Golf despite controversy surrounding the breakaway league and criticism over Saudi Arabia’s human rights record.
Outside tournament earnings, Mickelson secured endorsement partnerships with major brands including Callaway, Rolex, Ford, ExxonMobil and KPMG during his career.
However, some sponsorships were affected after backlash surrounding his comments about LIV Golf in 2022, with KPMG later ending its long-running association with the golfer.
Born in San Diego in 1970, Mickelson emerged as one of golf’s biggest stars after a successful college career at Arizona State University. Over the years, he won more than 40 PGA Tour titles, including victories at the Masters Tournament and the PGA Championship.
