One of the biggest female French golfers on the scene, Celine Boutier, is 8 years into her LPGA career and going strong at the moment. Before heading into the final round of the Mizuho Americas Open, Boutier was prepared to give other elite golfers a run for their money. Discussing her chances before the final round, she said, “Very happy with where I am at today and going into tomorrow. Tomorrow is going to be another challenge.” While she might not have finished the tournament beautifully, her performance has contributed to her already impressive net worth.
As of May 2025, Celine Boutier’s net worth is estimated to be around $4 million, marking a significant jump from previous years. Her biggest earnings this season came from the T-Mobile Match Play, where she won $66,297. Before that, she earned $51,522 with a T7 finish at the Founders Cup. Following these events, at the recently concluded Black Desert Championship, Boutier earned $43,975. At the recently concluded Mizuho Americas Open, she finished T21 and earned $30,238.
In total, she has made $279.2k in the 2025 season so far. With the season still ongoing, we are likely to see an increase in her career earnings. Until then, her official career earnings, according to the LPGA website, stand at $8 million, which also reflects her success in previous seasons.
After a commendable 2024 season, during which she achieved 5 top-10 finishes, Boutier earned approximately $1.1 million on the LPGA tour. Her largest payout came from the 2024 BMW Ladies Championship, where she finished in 2nd place and took home an impressive $201,719. Following that, she secured another 2nd place finish at the HSBC Women’s World Championship, earning $169,786. Additionally, she collected over $100,000 in prize money ($116,057) at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship by finishing T19.
Her 2024 earnings were, however, lower than her 2023 earnings, during which she made $2.8 million in career earnings. In the 2023 season, her biggest payout came from her win at The Amundi Evian Championship, where she earned a solid $1,000,000. Prior to that, she earned $450,000 thanks to her victory at the Maybank Championship. Following that, she pocketed $300,000 after winning the FREED GROUP Women’s Scottish Open.
However, considering how her career earnings have increased this year, it only indicates one thing: Celine Boutier is here to stay. Even though she hasn’t always been holding the trophy this year, her strong performances have contributed to her financial success. You’d be amazed to know that Celine Boutier also has a strong portfolio outside the course.
Celine Boutier’s sponsorships and endorsements
Perhaps nothing evidences Celine Boutier’s growing popularity more than the number of sponsorships and endorsements she is racking up. In 2024, Solheim Cup star and world no. 16 Celine Boutier joined Evian’s team of golfing ambassadors. The 31-year-old French golfer promoted the benefits of Evian’s natural mineral water, emphasizing the importance of hydration for golfers. Talking about the partnership, Boutier said in 2024, “Teaming up with Evian is a great honour for me. This partnership is all the more natural as healthy hydration is essential in an athlete’s routine. Evian natural mineral water brings all of its benefits not just to the body, but also impacts the mindset.”
Following her impressive success on the golf course, Celine Boutier’s next significant partnership came with Hilton, where she proudly became an ambassador for the Solheim Cup in 2024. In an update about their partnership with Boutier, Hilton stated, “How sweet is it being a Hilton Ambassador for the Solheim Cup? Instead of making @celineboutier work on promotional content, we told her to work on getting some ʼs instead. #HiltonForTheStay.” Undoubtedly, Boutier is making a name for herself everywhere, as evidenced by her various partnerships over the years.
In 2023, she expanded her portfolio by partnering with Abeille Assurances and Lacoste. According to her Instagram handle, she has secured endorsement deals with several prominent brands over the years, including ADP, Evian Water, PXG, Omega, Principal Finance, and her previous partners, Lacoste and Abeille Assurances. In fact, you’d often see using PXG models on the greens. What do you think of Celine Boutier?
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