Gary Woodland Biography

Gary Woodland is a famous American Golfer, who was born on May 21, 1984 in Topeka, Kansas, United States. Find Gary Woodland age, wife, net worth, height, weight, education, career, family, images, biography & more updates. Get information about Gary Woodland’s all key achievements or accomplishments, including professional and personal life detail.

Personal Profile About Gary Woodland

Gary Woodland is one of the well-known American professional golfers who plays on the PGA Tour. He was born in the city of Topeka on May 21, 1984, where he used to play both basketball and golf simultaneously while in school. He started his higher education at Washburn University using a basketball scholarship, and after some time, he had to change schools to continue focusing on and playing golf.

Gary Woodland Wife

Gary Woodland's wife is Gabby Granado, a former collegiate golfer. They got married in 2016, after a few years together, and in that time everything kinda clicks, in a calm way. They have three children total, one son named Jaxson, and twin daughters, Maddox and Lennox. Gabby has basically been a steady kind of support throughout Gary’s career too, especially while he was working through his recovery from brain surgery in 2023. Woodland has often said that his wife helped him get past both personal problems and professional issues, which honestly sounds like a huge part of his story.

Gary Woodland Net Worth

As of 2026, Gary Woodland's estimated net worth sits around $20 million. It mostly comes from PGA Tour prize money, endorsement deals, and sponsorship agreements too. When he won the 2019 U.S. Open, that win kind of supercharged his earnings and worldwide visibility, and afterward it opened more commercial partnerships as well. Still, different sources will say different numbers, but overall most of them land his net worth in the mid-to-high eight figures, more or less.

Gary Woodland Career Earnings

Gary Woodland has amassed over $39 million in career earnings from playing in PGA Tour events and major championships. His biggest single payday came in 2019 when he won the U.S. Open, which earned him a winner's check of $2.25 million. Besides winnings from tournaments, he has also made considerable revenue from endorsement deals and fees for appearing at various events.