Quick Facts:

Full Name	Trevor John Immelman
Date of Birth	December 16, 1979
Birth Place	Cape Town, South Africa
Nick Name	None
Religion	Christianity
Nationality	South African
Ethnicity	White
Zodiac Sign	Sagittarius
Age	42 years old
Height	5’9″ (1.75 meters)
Weight	170 lb (77 kg)
Hair Color	Brown
Eye Color	Grey
Build	Athletic
Father’s Name	Johan Immelman
Mother’s Name	June Immelman
Siblings	An older brother, Mark Immelman, and an older sister, Michelle Greeff
High School	Hottentots Holland High School
College	Not Available
Marital Status	Married
Wife	Carminita Immelman (m. 2003)
Kids	Two kids A son, Jacob Immelman  A daughter, Badger
Profession	Golf player
Current Tour	European Tour (joined 2001) PGA Tour (joined 2006)
Former Tour	Sunshine Tour
Active Years	1999-present
Net Worth	Career earning of $12,628,762
Social Media	Instagram, Twitter
Merch	Autographed Golf Ball, Signed Flag, National Golf Badge
Last Update	May, 2022

What is the Salary & Net Worth of Trevor Immelman?

Unfortunately, Trevor Immelman net worth has yet to be revealed. However, it is known that he has earned a total of $12,628,762 over his career.

Immelman makes money from several brand sponsorships and sponsors in addition to golf. Nike, Rolex, and Old Mutual are just a few of the brands Trevor is affiliated with.

Apart from that, Trevor Immelman’s driver and fairway woods are Titleist TS3 and Titleist TS2 models, respectively.

Similarly, he has a Titleist 718 T-MBs (4-5) and Titleist 718 CBs mixed combination set (6-9).

Trevor also sports a Scotty Cameron Phantom X putter and four Vokey SM7 wedges. Overall, we see him wearing Nike clothing and a Titleist Pro V1x.

House

Today, Trevor Immelman lives in Winter Park, Florida house that he purchased in 2016 from former professional football player Jeff Faine.

Before it, Trevor lived in Orlando, the house he sold for $3.18 million in 2018.

To elaborate, that mansion covered 10,701 square feet, built near the golf course in Windermere’s Isleworth Country Club.

Furthermore, the house depicted a floating stairway with a wrought-iron railing and marble treads.

Not to mention, it also had a fireplace, a bar, a living room, a dining room, and a kitchen with custom cabinetry. Additionally, it included a theater, an office, and an entertainment room.

Altogether, the mansion flexed of six-bedroom, eight-bathroom, alongside two upper-level balconies overlooking the lanai.

Early Life, Family, and Education of Trevor Immelman

Trevor John Immelman (full name Trevor John Immelman) was born on December 16, 1979, under the sign of Sagittarius.

He is also the third child of June and Johan Immelman, who was born in Cape Town, South Africa.

Trevor has two elder siblings: Mark Immelman, a brother, and Michelle Greeff, a sister. The entire family appears to be one-of-a-kind.

Johan Immelman, father

Indeed, Trevor’s strongest backer and career backbone is Johan Immelman. He was, after all, the one who set him on the path and nursed him along it.

Johan used to be a gymnast and a rugby player while growing up in Strand, a beach resort town on South Africa’s southern point. He was, in fact, a golfer, but only when he was 19 years old.

Johan also has 23 years of marketing executive experience, which he gained while working for Johann Rupert’s company.

He’s also served as a commissioner for the Sunshine Tour in South Africa.

He did, however, serve on the board of the Canadian Tour from 2009 until 2012 before resigning. Most notably, Johan Immelman was awarded the 2016 “Father of the Year” award.

“The golden thread that runs through all of the dads begins with the letter F: family, faith, and focus.” I’m awestruck. Standing on these broad shoulders, I can see the rest of the globe.”
Trevor Immelman (Trevor Immelman)

In reality, Johan Immelman married his wife, June Immelman, when he was just 20 years old. They were, in reality, childhood sweethearts who had been dating since they were 14 years old.

Mark Immelman, the older brother,

He is the oldest of the Immelman children, as well as a sportscaster, golf coach, and author.

Mark was a three-time All-American as a player (1992, 1994, and 1995), as well as a two-time Academic All-American.

He is also a published author and the Director of Golf at Columbus State University. Mark is now covering live golf for the PGA Tour’s live-streaming mobile app.

He’s also in charge of PGA Tour Live for Golf Channel and CBS Sports, which airs on Sirius XM PGA Tour Radio. In addition, he is the host of the pgatour.com program On the Mark.

Introduction to Golf

Trevor Immelman began playing golf at the age of six, after informing his family of his interest in the sport.

His parents, seeing him resolute and joyful, backed him up completely. There was a time when people didn’t have access to the Internet or cellphones.

As a result, they would communicate by fax. They also gave Trevor every tool they had as parents to assist him reach his goal.

Johan had also constructed a green in the front yard of their South African house, complete with a bunker and floodlights for practice.

Johan also made certain that Trevor did not miss a single international match. As a result, Trevor was frequently travelling alone on the 19-hour journey to the United States for matches.

Trevor has two more families in Orlando and San Diego who would look after him throughout his travels during that time.

Trevor’s first AJGA victory came in 1995, when he won the Rolex Junior Classic. He then advanced to the finals of the 1997 US Junior Amateur Championship.

Trevor also won the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship in 1998. In reality, Trevor Immelman had his early schooling at the Hottentots Holland High School.

Body Measurements

Trevor Immelman has battled a variety of ailments during his career and has always come out on top.

Immelman, it appears, is constantly prepared with his physical functions as an athlete. Immelman is now 5 feet 9 inches (1.75 meters) tall and weighs 170 pounds (77 kg).

Also, with his diet and activity, this brown-haired and grey-eyed gorgeous has found a happy medium. Let’s take a quick look at his training and nutrition.

Immelman relies on his upper body strength as a golfer, therefore his workouts are mostly focused on strengthening it.

His modest workout routine comprises smaller weights, easy core stability, and more elastic stretching, for example.

Furthermore, his stomach sickness had caused him to lose a lot of weight in his early years.

His consistent workouts and nutrition, on the other hand, were what brought him together.

Immelman focuses on Bobotie (spiced minced beef pie with an egg topping), sosaties (chicken skewers), spinach salad, and milk tart in his restaurant.

Trevor Immelman begins with a 10 to 20 minute warmup on the ball, followed by abdominal stabilization.

He also employs lightweight on both arms before concentrating on balancing his body on one leg.

Later, he holds a plank posture for a few minutes before switching to his abs to maintain a bridge position. He completes the exercise with a single-leg hamstring curl.

Trevor Immelman  Professional Career

Immelman began working in the field professionally in 1999. He began his professional career in Europe’s second tier, where he was a full member in 2001.

Immelman won four times on the European Tour and became the first man to successfully defend the South African Open title.

Similarly, Immelman and Rory Sabbatini won the WGC-World Cup for South Africa in 2003. Following that, in 2002/03, he won the Sunshine Tour Order of Merit.

The PGA Tour

Immelman made his PGA Tour debut at the Cialis Western Open, where he won his first PGA Tour tournament. He was pushed into the top 15 in the Official World Golf Rankings as a result of it.

He was also named Rookie of the Year in 2006 and finished in the top ten on the PGA Tour money list.

Immelman slipped into a hole of illness after such an eventful year, resulting in lost games and extreme agony.

As a result, he saw a five-year winless skid come to an end, and he was unable to qualify for the FedEx Cup playoffs.

Immelman, on the other hand, won the Hotel Fitness Championship after appearing in the Web.com Tour Finals.

Immelman went on to work as a commentator for TNT’s coverage of the PGA Championship.

In the meanwhile, he returned to the European Tour, finishing T3 at the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open.

Trevor Immelman was just selected the International team’s captain for the 2021 Presidents Cup.

He began working as an announcer for CBS Sports in 2019. For the network, he covered golf tournaments, including the Masters.

On ESPN.com, you can find Trevor Immelman’s most recent news, results, stats, scorecard, and much more.

Trevor Immelman  Career Highlights

Immelman has shown to be a useful member of the team and has gained the highest respect from his peers.

What is it about him that fascinates you the most? It’s all the contagious happiness.

Well, it’s his self-confidence that sets him apart. Of course, he isn’t or was not the best player in the world; nonetheless, he is the best version of himself.

His greatest career position on the World ranking list is #12 thus far.

Immelman has also won 14 times, including five on the Sunshine Tour, four on the European Tour, two on the PGA Tour, and one each on the Korn Ferry and Challenge Tours.

The following is a summary of some of his professional accomplishments to date.

Some of his career achievements to date are listed below.

• Eisenhower Trophy (representing South Africa): 1998
• Sunshine Tour (Order of Merit winner): 2002/2003
• World Cup (representing South Africa): Winners of 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2007
• Presidents Cup (International Team): 2005 & 2007
• PGA Tour (Rookie of the Year): 2006

Injury

Immelman’s ailments, it appears, were the ones that dragged him down in the end. It all began in 2007 when Immelman began to experience significant pain around his ribs and difficulty breathing.

Fibrosis Tumor

He did, in fact, withdraw from the South African Airways Open as a result of it.

On December 18, 2007, he underwent surgery after physicians found a lesion in his diaphragm.

They discovered a benign fibrosis tumor in the end. During his time there, he dropped over 22 pounds and missed the majority of the 2008 PGA Tour season.

He was largely vomiting up in the interim, so he was put on a lactose-free diet.

Tendonitis

Trevor Immelman had tendinitis in his left wrist and elbow in October 2009, forcing him to withdraw from the US Open.

He was operated on by the same doctor who performed comparable surgeries on Luke Donald and Jim Furyk.

Indeed, he struggled with this for the most of the 2009 and 2010 seasons.

“The issue with being an athlete, and you see it in every discipline, is that because you were once really excellent or exceptional at your sport, that part of you never goes away, thinking you can still be that man.”

Even if your expertise deteriorates due to age, injury, or other factors, there’s still something inside you that makes you believe you can do it.”

Trevor Immelman’s Wife and Personal Life

Immelman is a father, a husband, and a father to his children. Immelman is reportedly married to Carminita Immelman, his childhood sweetheart.

In fact, the pair is each other’s first love, and I can’t think of anything better than that. In addition, the couple married on December 6, 2003, after dating for a year.

At the age of 14, they met at Hottentots Holland High School in the Western Cape of South Africa.

Carminita is also a bit shy and prefers to stay out of the spotlight.

In fact, she was only seen in public for the first time in 2008, when Trevor won the Masters. The couple currently has two children, a daughter and a son.

Their son, Jacob Immelman, shares his father’s passion for golf. Badger is the name of their daughter. With their pet dogs, the family is now complete.

Some FAQs:

Is Trevor Immelman retired?

Trevor Immelman hasn’t officially announced his retirement.

Are Trevor Immelman and Mark Immelman related?

Yes, Mark Immelman is the older brother of Trevor Immelman.