Over the course of a career that skyrocketed after her 2019 win over Venus Williams, American tennis star Cori Gauff (better known as Coco) has ranked as high as No. 2 in the world.

With two Grand Slam singles titles under her belt, Gauff is one of tennis’ biggest stars, with a reputation that just continues to grow each year.

Off the court, here’s a look at Gauff’s career earnings and estimated net worth.

What Is Coco Gauff Worth?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, the Georgia native Gauff has an estimated net worth* of approximately $35 million, stemming primarily from an impressive sheet of endorsements.

2024 was Gauff’s best year in terms of prize money earnings, winning $9.35 million in rewards, including her $4.8 million prize at the WTA Finals, which set a record for largest payout at a single event in women’s tennis history.

*Net worth = total assets – total liabilities

Coco Gauff’s Career Earnings

Gauff has pulled in $34.2 million in prize money over the course of her career, according to official WTA tour records.

Gauff’s biggest paydays came at her biggest tournament wins, ranked below:

• 2024 WTA Finals: $4.805 million
• 2023 US Open: $3 million
• 2025 French Open: $2.9 million
• 2022 French Open: $1.15 million
• 2024 China Open: $1.1 million

Coco Gauff’s Notable Endorsements

The highest-paid female athlete in the world in 2024, Gauff has racked up an impressive list of endorsements:

• New Balance (apparel/footwear)
• Mercedes-Benz
• Rolex
• Bose
• Head (racquets/gear)
• Barilla (pasta)
• Baker Tilly (accounting/advisory)
• UPS
• Carol’s Daughter (natural hair care)
• Naked Juice (Featuring Gauff as Chief Smoothie Officer)
• Ray-Ban Meta

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Coco Gauff’s Personal Life

Cori Gauff was born March 13, 2004 in Atlanta, Georgia. She comes from an athletic background, as her mother is a track and field alum at Florida State University, while her father played basketball at Georgia State.

Gauff’s victory over Venus Williams at the age of 15 was transformational for the game of tennis, but also for Gauff herself, as the fledgling tennis star grew up idolizing the Williams sisters, whom she credits with stoking her early passion for the game.

Coco Gauff’s Amateur Career

At the age of 10, Gauff followed the path of Serena Williams, training with Patrick Mouratoglou, her longtime coach, at his academy in France. That year, Gauff became the youngest winner at the USTA Clay Court under-12 tournament.

Gauff joined the ITF Junior Circuit at the age of 13, and won her first junior Grand Slam title at the 2018 French Open.

Coco Gauff’s Professional Career

Later in 2018, Gauff became the youngest player in the history of Wimbledon to qualify for the main draw, and made it to the fourth round.

In the 2020 Australian Open, Gauff took down defending champion Naomi Osaka in the third round. 2021 saw continued growth in the singles and doubles categories, as she made the US Open final in doubles with Caty McNally, shortly after making it to the semifinal at the Italian Open.

After a strong 2022, including her first WTA 1000 doubles title in Qatar, Gauff climbed to a career-high No. 15 in singles and No. 7 in doubles.

After hiring Brad Gilbert as coach in 2023, Gauff took down Aryna Sabalenka to win the US Open, her first major title victory, a matchup she would come out on top in once again in the 2025 French Open.

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