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Wow...How is that for a payday
His total take in golf at the young age of 32... ... ... ... 800 Million dollars. Wow. I'm thinking I could get through life pretty comfortably on 1 million dollars a year. With that take I'd be set even if I lived 800 years. |
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From several arts. I've read, most of the top "200", not just the
Top 125 players that automatically retain their PGA touring card, tend to compete to pay their taxes, eg. their tour winnings pay some or most of the taxes owed from their earnings via endorsements, promos, etc. Tiger, being the best there is on the planet, and maybe the best ever, deserves big dough.
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Not bad. I hope he took cash and no GM stock for all the Buick promos though
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Next...one billion
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