Charlie Woods led all high school golfers in NIL money for the third straight year.
Tiger's son is among the most marketable players in amateur golf for obvious reasons with a $3 million valuation.
Charlie is heading to Florida State next year as the 17-year-old looks to carry on the family legacy.
His position comes with pressure, as shown when his reaction to a missed putt went viral after some nasty comments about his family.
Woods Jr. has 184K followers on Instagram and sits 128th in the AJGA rankings after a T8 at the Junior Players Championship.
He is represented by Players Group Management and has partnered with TaylorMade.
Kai Trump topped the list for college women after hitting a $2.5 million valuation.
Her 9.2 million followers and family connections make her a huge draw.
The Miami freshman has her own clothing line and an equity stake in Accelerator Active Energy, as well as launching a signature flavor in June.
EasyPost and TaylorMade are partners in the more traditional NIL route.
Trump and Woods both blow the No. 1 ranked college man out of the water.
Oklahoma State's Preston Stout has a $1 million valuation as a senior coming off a Big 12 Player of the Year award having earned the NCAA individual and Big 12 titles.
He is also a regular for the U.S. team and has a bright future in the sport with an invite to the 2027 Masters and six pro starts under his belt.
Who is the best-paid college athlete in NIL?
Unsurprisingly, football and basketball dominate the rankings for all sports.
Miami Hurricanes quarterback Darian Mensah is on a $6.5 million package.
Behind him is Kentucky power forward MilanÃÂ Momcilovic and Louisville center Flory Bidunga, who are both worth $6 million.