Nick Taylor’s career earnings

Last Modified Feb 17, 2025 08:56 GMT
Nick Taylor Career Earnings
Nick Taylor (Source: Instagram/@nicktaylorgolf)

Nicholas "Nick" Taylor is a Canadian professional golfer who was born on April 14, 1988. At 18 yers of age, he won the 2006 BC Junior Championship and the Canadian Junior Championship. He went on to claim the 2007 Canadian Amateur Championship and the 2009 Sahalee Players Championship. That same year, he finished as the low amateur at the U.S. Open. Taylor played collegiate golf at the University of Washington, where he was a two-time All-American and Pac-10 Golfer of the Year. He also received the 2009 Mark H. McCormack Medal and the 2010 Ben Hogan Award.

Taylor turned professional in 2010 and initially played on the Web.com Tour (now the Korn Ferry Tour) and PGA Tour Canada, earning his PGA Tour card for the 2014 season. He secured his first PGA Tour and professional win at the 2014 Sanderson Farms Championship. As of February 2025, he has five professional wins and is ranked No. 28 in the Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR), with a career-high ranking of No. 24 in March 2024. While he has yet to win a major championship, his best finish came at the 2020 Masters Tournament where he tied for the 29th position.

What are Nick Taylor's career earnings in 2025?

As of February 2025, Nick Taylor's total career earnings are $20.68 million, according to Spotrac. This includes $134,450 from major championships, $19.65 million from official events, $181,000 from unofficial events and $713,000 from Tour Championships. Taylor's 2025 earnings are $1.96 million, as of February 2025. However, he won $1.56 million of it from his win at the Sony Open in Hawaii, as per Spotrac.

Nick Taylor's PGA earnings

Taylor's PGA earnings year-by-year are as follows, according to Spotrac:

YearOfficial PayoutsUnofficial PayoutsTour Champ.PIPTour Top 10Cash TotalCash Cumulative
2008-------
2015$1,054,160----$1,054,160$1,054,160
2016$628,756----$628,756$1,682,917
2017$1,255,259----$1,255,259$2,938,176
2018$899,373----$899,373$3,837,549
2019$851,163$181,000---$1,032,163$4,869,712
2020$1,897,539-$163,000--$2,060,539$6,930,251
2021$787,409----$787,409$7,717,660
2022$832,637----$832,637$8,550,297
2023$6,242,462-$550,000--$6,792,462$15,342,759
2024$3,249,359----$3,249,359$18,592,118
2025$1,960,597----$1,960,597$20,552,715
Total$19,658,715$181,000$713,000--$20,552,715-

Nick Taylor's Major championship earnings

Taylor's major earnings year-by-year are as follows, according to Spotrac:

YearMastersPGAUS OpenThe OpenCash TotalCash Cumulative
2009------
2015$18,200---$18,200$18,200
2019--$41,500-$41,500$59,700
2021----$74,750$134,450
Total$18,200-$41,500-$134,450-

What are Nick Taylor's career earnings in 2024?

Nick Taylor earned a total of $3.24 million in the 2024 season, with nearly half of it coming from his win at the WM Phoenix Open, earning $1.58 million, while his second-highest in the season, $389,667, was for finishing tied-12th at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. (via Spotrac)

Taylor's earnings tournament-by-tournament are as follows, as per Spotrac:

DateTournament NamePlaceTo ParTotalEarnings
Jan 07, 2024The SentryT52-11281$54,500
Jan 14, 2024Sony Open in HawaiiT7-14266$260,758
Jan 21, 2024The American ExpressCUT0205-
Feb 4, 2024AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AmT710216$33,875
Feb 11, 2024WM Phoenix OpenP1-21263$1,584,000
Feb 18, 2024The Genesis InvitationalT39-1283$82,000
Mar 10, 2024Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MastercardT12-3285$389,667
Mar 17, 2024THE PLAYERS ChampionshipT26-8280$186,250
Mar 24, 2024Valspar ChampionshipT643287$18,060
Apr 14, 2024Masters TournamentCUT0158-
Apr 22, 2024RBC HeritageT49-3281$49,450
Apr 28, 2024Zurich Classic of New Orleans10-21267$122,375
May 12, 2024Wells Fargo ChampionshipT436290$68,500
May 19, 2024PGA ChampionshipCUT0143-
Jun 2, 2024RBC Canadian OpenCUT0143-
Jun 9, 2024the Memorial Tournament presented by WorkdayT275293$143,500
Jun 16, 2024U.S. OpenCUT0148-
Jun 23, 2024Travelers ChampionshipT42-7273$75,000
Jul 14, 2024Genesis Scottish OpenT57-6274$25,110
Jul 21, 2024The Open ChampionshipCUT0150-
Aug 11, 2024Wyndham ChampionshipCUT0137-
Aug 18, 2024FedEx St. Jude Championship653283$42,000
Sep 15, 2024Procore ChampionshipCUT0143-
Oct 13, 2024Black Desert ChampionshipT25-13271$52,913
Oct 20, 2024Shriners Children's OpenT54-4280$16,478
Oct 27, 2024ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIPT33-7273$44,923
Nov 17, 2024Butterfield Bermuda ChampionshipCUT0143-

When was Nick Taylor's highest prize money in a year?

Nick Taylor's highest prize money earnings in a year were $6.79 million in the 2023 season, including $550,000 from the Tour Championship and $6.24 million from official events. On the other hand, his career-high earnings from a single event were $2.18 million from his solo runner-up finish at the 2023 WM Phoenix Open. His career-high second-highest was $1.62 million for his win at the 2023 RBC Canadian Open. (via Spotrac)

Nick Taylor's endorsements

Nick Taylor has sponsorship deals with Boomi, Audi Canada, Adidas Golf, Titleist and the RBC, according to his Instagram account: @nicktaylorgolf.

FAQs on Nick Taylor

A. Nick Taylor has been married to Andie Taylor since 2014.

A. Nick Taylor is from Winnipeg, Manitoba, in Canada.

A. As of February 2025, Nick Taylor's total career earnings are $20.68 million, as per Spotrac.

A. Nick Taylor has a total of five professional wins including the 2023 RBC Canadian Open, as of February 2025.

A. Nick Taylor went to the University of Washington.

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