Michelle Wie's $12 Million Net Worth - Her House, Car Collection and all Endorsement

An American professional golfer, Michelle Wie has a huge net worth of $12 Million. She collected her massive fortune through her athletic career as a golfer. 

She has won her first professional event in the 2005 LPGA Samsung World Championship at a very young age. 

Recently, she signed a sponsorship deal with Nike and Sony when she turned pro, and those contracts were reportedly worth more than $ 10million per year.

Here is some information about golfer Wie's net worth.

Owner of Two Luxurious House

When Wie turned pro in 2011, she purchased a house residence at The Bear's Club in June 2011 for $3.85 million of 9,000 square- feet. She has enjoyed more of low-key existence in Jupiter.

Moreover, she has purchased a renovated home in San Francisco's Eureka Valley neighborhood for worthy $3 million. 

The houses are in 3,000 square feet-in built-in 1906, which includes five bedrooms, large entry vaulted ceilings, Kitchen, dining, floor-to-ceiling windows, high -end fixtures, and appliance, small backyard, garage, and others.

Her Cars 

Michelle has a diverse collection of cars where she has spent a total of $ 146,290 in it. Among the collection, some of the cars that she drives are Kia K 900 that costs around $59,900, a BMW X5 worth $58,900, and a Kia Soul $27,490.

Earning From LPGA Tour

She is the youngest player who cut at the U.S Women's Open at age 13. Through sponsors exemptions, Wie played a limited number of LPGA Tour events because she was under the age of 18.

Wie turned professional at 16, Wie won five LPGA Tour events including the 2014 U.S. Major Championship Wie's best year on the Tour winning twice and securing 13top-10 finishes. She won $1.92 million in prizes money in a season.

Participated in Many Championship

Being the daughter of a sports player, Byung-Wook, Wie started playing golf at the age of 4 and also listed in the youngest player. She was participating in the quarter-finals of the 77th US Amateur. In 2005, she was in Weetabix Women’s British Open tournament and also the first female to qualify for an adult male USGA championship. 

After that, she tied at many Championships such as McDonald’s LPGA Championship, USGA Women’s Amateur Public Links Championship, Kraft Nabisco Championship, USGA Championship, Hawaii State Amateur Stroke Play Championship, and many more. 

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