A professional golfer from Scotland named Martin Laird has a net worth of $9 million.
At the age of junior, he began playing golf on December 29, 1982, in Glasgow Scotland.
He used to be a left-handed player, but he eventually switched to playing with his right hand.
Laird’s fortunes took a positive turn when he won a golf scholarship at the age of seventeen at Colorado State University.
With the guidance of Jamie Berme, he achieved several victories and was selected for the All Mountain West Conference.
After graduating from college, he began his career as a professional golfer in 2004. He decided to pursue a career on the PGA Tour and has never looked back since.
Martin Laird has emerged victorious in three PGA Tour events, including the 2011 Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Russell Knox’s card through the 2011 Nationwide Tour made him the only Scottish golfer on the PGA Tour, highlighting Laird’s unique position in the tournament.
Martin Laird continues to play on the PGA Tour and is currently being trained by Randy Smith.
He lives with his wife, Meagan Franks, in Scottsdale, Arizona, U.S., and is married to her.