Phil Mickelson’s tenure with LIV Golf may be nearing its end, but the financial benefits have been substantial.
The 54-year-old golf legend has openly acknowledged that his days of competing at the highest level are dwindling. Despite securing only one top-10 finish this season and finding himself lower in the standings, Mickelson remains realistic about his future.
In a recent interview, he hinted that if his performance doesn’t improve, he may step aside to let new talent lead his HyFlyers team to greater heights.
Mickelson’s move to the Saudi-backed LIV Golf series in 2022 was accompanied by a lucrative £150 million signing bonus. Although his recent form has not matched his past successes, he has still managed to amass over $7 million in individual prize money.
This figure, while significant, pales in comparison to the $55 million earned by Dustin Johnson and Talor Gooch, the champions of the 2022 and 2023 seasons, respectively.
Beyond his on-course earnings, Mickelson’s financial future remains bright thanks to his equity stake in the HyFlyers. Whether he continues to play or retires, his involvement with the team promises to keep his bank account robust.
Mickelson’s legacy may be transitioning from player to mentor and businessman, but his impact on the sport and his financial success appear secure for years to come.
