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Joaquin Niemann Net Worth: How Rich is the Chilean Golfer?
Joaquin Niemann is a 23 years old Chilean professional golfer, who plays on PGA Tour and European Tour. He won his first PGA Tour win at The Greenbrier. Niemann is currently ranked 25 in official world golf rankings 2021. As of 2022, Joaquin Niemann net worth is estimated to be around $9 million.
Full Name | Joaquin Niemann |
Birth Date | November 7, 1998 |
Birth Place | Santiago, Chile |
Profession | Golfer |
Girlfriend | Christina Hellema Puga |
Net Worth | $9 million |
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Early life & Amateur Career
Joaquin Niemann was born on 7th November 1998 in Santiago, Chile. At two years of age, his father gave him plastic golf clubs. As he was destined to become a golfer, he used to practice golf at Club de Polo y Equitacion San Cristobal. He was able to hit a 40-yard shot at just 4 years of age, and he crossed the long boundary with real equipment.
During a BBQ at his house, Joaquin hit the ball so hard that it went straight to his grandmother, and injured her leg. He was actually having a fun game with his family. Despite his unintentional strike, his grandmother was not seriously injured. Instead of scolding, he was praised by his granny claiming his shot to be pretty good.
Niemann was later recruited by coach Steve Bradley. He was about to play golf at the University of South Florida. However, he was failed to get entry to the University because of his TOEFL scores. Joaquin had an amazing amateur game, winning six championships. He even retained his number one position as an amateur golfer at World Amateur Golf Ranking from May 2017 to April 2018.
Joaquin was honored with a Mark H. McCormack Medal in 2017 for being a top-ranked player in World Amateur Golf Ranking. That earned him an entry in two championships, the 2018 Open Championship and the 2018 U. S. Open. His last amateur victory was the 2018 Latin America Amateur Championship. The victory led him to get an entry into the 2018 Masters Tournament.
Joaquin Niemann Net Worth & Professional Career
Joaquin turned professional while playing in the 2018 Valero Texas Open. He finished at 6th place in his first professional tournament. After the tournament, he won a Special Temporary Member Status for the rest of the game in the 2018 PGA Tour. He finished at 6th place while playing at Memorial Tournament.
Niemann registered his first-ever PGA Tour victory in September 2019 at The Greenbrier. He was just 19 when he won his first PGA Tour win. With that, he claimed the title of being the youngest international golfer who won the PGA Tour at a young age since 1923. Later on, he played at the 2019 Presidents Cup which took place in Australia.
He was playing on the international team at the golf competition, on which, the U. S. team registered a victory with 16-14. He even faced a defeat in a single match, which he played against Patrick Cantlay. Joaquin had a great start off in 2021. However, he faced a defeat against Harris English when he joined him in a play-off.
Just after a week, he competed at PGA Tournament, Sony Open. He was able to reach the final round at the competition, where he loses at the end to Kevin Na, and finished at 2nd place.
Joaquin Niemann’s Girlfriend- Christina Hellema Puga
Joaquin Niemann is presently dating an architect, Christina Hellema Puga. Though we are yet to get more information about the couple’s love story. Joaquin has amassed a good number of followers on Instagram. His official Instagram account, joaco_niemann, currently has 124K followers.
Joaquin Niemann Net Worth
Starting May 2022, Joaquin Niemann has gathered a huge fortune of $9 million. His earnings have grown significantly since he turned professional in 2018. If we study his annual earning, he earned $1,209,957 in 2018, $1,434,519 in 2019, $2,914,136 in 2020, and $2,847,553 in 2021.
Joaquin Niemann News
- Joaquin Niemann wins Saudi International in a playoff FOX SportsNiemann claims Saudi Int'l title in 3-way playoff ESPNJoaquin Niemann beats fellow LIV players Cam Smith, Caleb Surrat to win Saudi International NBC SportsLIV […]
- Defending champ Joaquin Niemann shoots 64, gets within two at Australian Open NBC Sports
- Joaquin Niemann has jumped through more hoops than any LIV golfer to qualify for majors. Can he keep hopping in 2025? GolfDigest.com