Rory McIlroy caddie Harry Diamond's earnings after second Masters triumph
Rory McIlroy and his caddie Harry Diamond have been best friends since they were seven years old, and have now won two Masters titles together.
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Rory McIlroy’s caddie Harry Diamond’s earnings are closely tied to McIlroy’s tournament winnings, with typical reports citing a 5–10% share for most finishes and about 10% when McIlroy wins. After McIlroy’s Masters wins in 2025 and 2026, Diamond’s earnings from those events have been reported in the press to run into six-figure to seven-figure ranges for single events, and to approach around £600k–£1m across multiple majors and big wins in recent years. These figures are widely covered by golf outlets and tabloids, though exact per-event splits can vary by agreement.
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For context, Diamond’s earnings from the 2025 Irish Open win were reported around $102,000 under a 10% share assumption, with broader 2025 totals cited well into the six-figure range depending on McIlroy’s results that year. In 2026, outlets mocked or highlighted similar six-figure-to-seven-figure potential given another Masters victory and additional high placements. Please note that some outlets emphasize speculative totals or rely on disclosed/estimated percentages rather than official disclosures.
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