If you’ve followed Sam Burns’s steady rise on the PGA Tour, it’s no surprise that some of the sport’s biggest brands have lined up behind him. The 5-time PGA Tour winner isn’t just a threat on the leaderboard—he’s a marketing dream. With a clean image, consistent performance, and Southern charm to spare, Burns has attracted a sponsor roster that reads like a who’s who of golf endorsements. And he’s done well for himself in a short span. In 2023, Golf Digest estimated his net worth at $5 million, which reportedly rose to $7 million by 2024. At that pace, it’s safe to peg his 2025 net worth somewhere in the $8 to $10 million range. That’s a testament not only to his on-course success but also to the smart branding decisions he’s made along the way.
Sam Burns holds strong at Oakmont with CLUTCH up and downs all day. See you tomorrow—Sunday at the U.S. Open. pic.twitter.com/QI1R2O0KOJ
— Callaway Golf (@CallawayGolf) June 15, 2025
At the core of his gear is Callaway Golf, which has backed Burns with clubs and an Odyssey putter since at least 2021—well before his breakthrough at the Valspar. Add in TravisMathew, the stylish apparel brand that officially welcomed him to the family in early 2025, and you’ve got both form and function locked down. Beyond equipment, Burns has aligned with heavy-hitting corporations: Mastercard, ADP, NetJets, and RBC all feature prominently in his branding. Mastercard and RBC provide major exposure on both his apparel and digital platforms, while ADP and NetJets fit perfectly with the elite-tier lifestyle many pro golfers now represent. Whether he’s walking down the fairway or flying private to his next tee time, Sam Burns is a brand ambassador for excellence.
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