At just 30 years old, Matt Fitzpatrick has already forged an incredibly impressive career within the game of golf.
A multiple-time winner on the DP World Tour, including a handful of Rolex Series and DP World Tour Championship victories, the Englishman enjoyed his best season to date in 2022.
The success came in the form of an incredible US Open win at The Country Club in Brookline, scene of his US Amateur victory in 2013.
During his win in the US Open, Fitzpatrick hit arguably the shot of the year at the 72nd hole from a fairway bunker, with the Major win propelling him even further into the limelight.
Here, we take a look at what the Englishman's net worth is - including an oversight on his career earnings and current sponsorship deals.
Prior to turning professional in 2014, Fitzpatrick won the US Amateur with a 4&3 victory over Australian, Oliver Goss. After his win, it wouldn't take long for him to secure a first professional title as, at the 2015 British Masters, he secured a two-shot victory. This netted him €671,549.98 and, at 21 years and 40 days, he became the fifth youngest English winner in European Tour history.
Primarily plying his trade on the DP World Tour for the early part of his career, Fitzpatrick went on to become the youngest Englishman to win five times on the Tour, taking this record from Sir Nick Faldo.
Fitzpatrick currently stands on nine DP World Tour victories, including two Omega European Masters and two DP World Tour Championships. His most-recent victory arrived at the 2023 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, winning the pro-am event alongside his mother as well.
These impressive results - sustained over the past couple of years despite primarily playing on the PGA Tour - have left the Englishman just outside of the top-10 on the DP World Tour's career money list, with a shade under $29 million having entered his bank account.
His biggest pay check to date was at the PGA Tour's RBC Heritage, where he bagged $3.6 million for his efforts. That made up a healthy percentage of his total earnings on the PGA Tour - standing at over $28 million as of July 2025.
Throughout his career, Fitzpatrick has had multiple sponsors and, for a number of years, he was seen wearing Under Armour apparel. This partnership started when he was just 14 years old and ended in 2021.
Following that, the Englishman signed a multi-year deal with Castore in 2022 but, at the 2023 Sentry Tournament of Champions, he was seen wearing Greyson Clothiers.
He is also heavily linked with Skechers as Fitzpatrick has worn their footwear and headwear since March 2022. Fitzpatrick is signed with Rolex, too, which has been with the Englishman since 2016. He is often seen wearing the brand's watches at events.
Workday have also sponsored him since 2018, while golf management company Troon, which is seen on his golf bag, has done so since 2019.
In 2020, Fitzpatrick signed a deal with Bettinardi and uses one of their putters, the DASS BB1 Flow Tour Dept. He also has Titleist as a partner as he uses the Pro V1x golf ball.
The last remaining partners include Protiviti, a global consulting firm that linked up with the Englishman in 2020, DemandScience who are a global business-to-business data company and 2K, the American video game publisher.
This particular deal is a multi-year agreement where the Englishman features in the two most recent PGATour2K video games. As a result of the partnership, he wears the 2K logo on the left sleeve of his clothing in all competitions and engagements worldwide.
It's worth noting that the financial details of these sponsorships are not public and his exact net worth is difficult to gauge. It has been reported as surpassing $10 million in 2023 and $13 million at the start of 2025, although, that remains unconfirmed.
