Adam Scott’s Net Worth, Career, Biography, Facts, Age, Life Story

Adam Scott is an Australian professional golfer with an estimated fortune of $ 50 million. Scott is a major player in the PGA and has the world’s top ranking of 1 in the year 2014. In the course of Scott’s career Scott is a winner of 31 tournaments in professional golf. One of his biggest wins was at his 2013 Master’s Tournament, which remains the only major championship he has won. Additionally, Adam is the only Australian to win the Masters event. In addition to this, Scott has claimed victory at the 2004 Players Championship, the 2011 WGC Bridgestone Invitational, as well as the 2016 WGC-Cadillac Champion.

Adam was also a narrow miss winning the 2012 Open Championship, losing by one stroke against Ernie Els after leading by four strokes with just four holes remaining. At the time of time, Adam has earned more than $57 million in cash in the first year. This is not including the tens of millions he’s made from endorsements. In February of 2020, Adam was awarded an estimated $9.3 million prize when he won at the Genesis Open at the Riviera Country Club in the Pacific Palisades. He was the top golfer worldwide at one point in the middle of 2014. Early life Adam Derek Scott was born on the 16th of July, the year 1980, in Adelaide, Australia.

When he was nine, he moved along with the rest of his family Sunshine Coast, Queensland. The family relocated again in 1993, but this time in Gold Coast. Gold Coast by the time Adam was twelve. In his time at high school where he worked on his skills in golf in addition to his normal academic responsibilities and was a part of Golf Australia National Squad. After finishing secondary school, Scott went to his first University of Nevada in Las Vegas. His professional career Adam Scott went pro midway through the season of 2000. After just eight games as professional, he obtained his license to play in the European Tour. In this time the player finished in the sixth position in the Linde German Masters.

Another noteworthy win during those beginning years was the Alfred Dunhill Championship in Johannesburg. It is his debut professional win and he concluded the year with a string of other top-3 results. The year 2003 was the time he won his first win in the PGA Tour at the inaugural Deutsche Bank Championship. The following year, he followed it up by winning the Players Championship. It wasn’t an easy win and he nearly lost it after he discovered the danger of water. But he came to win with a 40-yard climb and down, which included the ten-footer to make birdie. The result was a victory with just one shot. By winning, he was the first winner to be younger than The Players Championship at the age of 23.

The record was later beaten by Kim Si-woo. He took home both the Nissan Open and the Singapore Open however, he was not a regular participant on the European Tour from 2006 onwards. Concentrating exclusively on his PGA Tour PGA Tour, he eventually took the Tour Championship by three strokes. Then he reclaimed another victory in 2007 on the PGA Tour in 2007, winning the Shell Houston Open. The 2008 season was not easy for Scott who struggled with illness and injuries. But he was able to take home both the Qatar Masters and the EDS Byron Nelson Championship. But, he had an entirely “off” year during 2009 and was unable to make it into the top 50 of the world rankings, and ending in the bottom 100 of the PGA Tour money list. The only consolation was winning the Australian Open.

More wins followed over the following years, but He finished second at the Open Championship in 2012. The year 2014 saw him surpassed the top spot in the rankings. He was ranked number one beginning on the 19th of May to August of 2014, for a total of 11 weeks. In 2020, he won the Genesis Invitational at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades. It was the first time he had won a PGA Tour win after many years of disappointing performances.

Relations Adam Scott once dated Anna Ivanovic who was the former world number one tennis player. The relationship was however just a little over one year. They did reunite in 2011, but decided to break up for good in the year 2012. The year 2014 saw Adam got married to a Swedish architect by the name of Marie Kojzar, a woman who was a lover to the beginning of 2000. While Marie and Adam separated in the mid-2000sbut they met again in 2013 and were engaged. In 2015, the couple welcomed their very first baby to the world. The year after, they welcomed another child.

Career earnings

At the time of date, Adam has earned more than $57 million in his purse by himself. This figure does not include the tens of millions of extra earnings from brand endorsements throughout the years. To be tax-efficient, Adam Scott is officially a resident of Switzerland. Real estate In 2013 it was revealed that Scott was able to accept a substantial loss on a property in Australia. The two-story apartment at $4.4 million back in the year 2004. The first time he attempted to sell the property back in 2010 but he was unsuccessful in finding an interested buyer for several many years. Then, in 2013, he finally agreed to an offer of $2.4 million. This is equivalent to losses of more than 55 percent. The property features Italian limestone floors, a huge balcony that overlooks Surfers Paradise beach, a study and wet bar and a private courtyard with an outdoor spa and barbecue area. The owner also bought numerous other properties in the region, and the owner of a second property sold it at $5.9 millions in 2007.

The following year it was revealed that he had sold his house located in Abu Dhabi. The house was constructed in 2008, and Scott bought it prior to when the construction began. The plan was to make it his home base for his competitions in the European Tour, but that did not work out. The player was reported to have spent very little time in the house. The property was listed on the market at $6.2 million. The property features a pool and a 10,000 square foot of living space, as well as breathtaking perspectives of Saadiyat Beach Golf Club and the ocean.