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Tiger Woods has been a household name since 1997 when he became the youngest player ever to win the Masters. Today, the 42-year-old athlete is ranked 51st in the  world golf rankings but remains the highest-paid golfer in the world.  Forbes  estimates that Woods made $43.3 million in 2017, and  Golfworld  calculates that he earns an average of $1,282 per shot. And the star appears to put his money to use.  Business Insider  reports that Woods owns a $55 million 10-acre property, a $54 million private jet, and a $25 million yacht. But Woods didn't make his fortune by winning titles alone. He also earned it through lucrative endorsement deals with companies like Nike, Monster Energy, and Bridgestone Golf. According to  Forbes , $1.3 million of Woods' earnings last year came from his salary and winnings, and the remaining $42 million came from sponsorships. Woods has made $1.5 billion since turning pro-1996, but less than 10 percent of these earnings came from prize

PARAMUS, N.J. --  Tiger Woods  and  Phil Mickelson  took to Twitter on Wednesday afternoon to announce their much-discussed winner-take-all match was on for Thanksgiving weekend. Not all of the details have emerged, but Turner Sports is producing the pay-per-view telecast that will offer $9 million to the winner and be played Friday, Nov. 23 at Shadow Creek Golf Course in Las Vegas. View image on Twitter Tiger Woods ✔ @TigerWoods It’s on @ PhilMickelson # TigerVSPhil 1:47 PM - Aug 22, 2018 22.4K 10.7K people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Phil Mickelson ✔ @PhilMickelson Replying to @TigerWoods I bet you think this is the easiest $9M you will ever make 1:51 PM - Aug 22, 2018 5,066 1,159 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy "It's an opportunity for us to bring golf to the masses in prime time du