Step 1 of 4
Step 1 / Income
What are your main income sources this year?
Add each source and an estimated annual amount. Include sponsorships, prize money, appearance fees, content deals — everything.
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Step 2 / Expenses
What does competing actually cost you each year?
Think: travel, lodging, entry fees, caddy fees, coaching, equipment, insurance, memberships. Annual totals.
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Step 3 / Tax Situation
Roughly what's your effective tax rate?
This includes federal + state. If you're not sure, 25–30% is a reasonable estimate for most tour-level players. The slider adjusts your set-aside automatically.
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0% / No tax 50% / High bracket
Step 4 / Cash Reserves
How much do you have saved right now?
Checking + savings combined. This lets us calculate your real financial runway, meaning how many months you can cover expenses if income stopped.
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Your Snapshot
Here's where you actually stand.
Annual Gross Income
Before taxes, before expenses
Net Income (After Tax)
What hits your account
Annual Cost to Compete
What the tour actually costs you
Net Profit / (Deficit)
Net income minus all expenses
Calculating...
Income Breakdown
Total Gross
Expense Breakdown
Total Expenses
Tax Picture
Gross Income
Est. Tax Rate
Tax Set-Aside
After-Tax Income
All figures are estimates only. This tool is for informational purposes and does not constitute financial, tax, or legal advice. Consult a qualified professional for your specific situation.
Runway
Savings on Hand
Monthly Expenses
Monthly Net Profit
Financial Runway
What This Means
Ready to track it for real?
The Golf Financial System tracks all of this, automatically, every month.
Six connected tabs. Tournaments, travel, income, and expenses all in one place for clean sponsor reporting and tax preparation. Yours forever.
Income tracker — sponsorships, prize money, brand deals, all sources
Business & personal expense log — separated and categorized for your accountant
Dashboard auto-updates every time you log a transaction
Geography tracking for multi-state and international filing
Works in Google Sheets. Yours forever.