Is Dustin Johnson’s 4Aces GC The Most Successful LIV Golf Team? Their Endorsements & More Explored

As Dustin Johnson’s 4Aces GC lands in the Land of Cervantes for the LIV Golf Event, they have also landed a multi-million-dollar deal with a private jet company. The 4Aces GC welcomed Magellan Jets as its official private aviation partner. Magellan Jets was already in a partnership with 2-time major winner Johnson, and Patrick Reed had also flown with the company in the past as well.

Thus, the agreement was a natural decision for both parties. After the deal, not only Johnson but all the other members will have the Wings logo on the back of their polos. Although the deal’s financials were not disclosed upfront, Forbes reported that it was a potential seven-figure deal. According to Chris Rosaasen, the general manager of 4Aces Golf Club, the contract is set to last for one year, as reported to the Sports Journal Business.

Of the 13 teams in LIV Golf, Johnson’s 4Aces Gc is the only team with two team sponsors on their bags. Which is the second sponsor you asked? Just a few months ago, the team signed a deal with Extracurricular. Which was founded by Rosaasen himself and sponsors the apparel for the 4Aces GC.

The recent deal with Magellan Jets has increased the overall value of 4Aces GC as the only team to have two tea sponsorships. Even the 2-time US Open winner Bryson DeChambeau‘s Crushers GC has failed to attract team sponsorships. Nonetheless, the team of four will now be appearing in Magellan Jets promotions and also interacting with the company’s customers, who are fervent followers of LIV Golf. But that’s not all for the LIV Golf team. Many more deals are coming in for 4Aces GC, as per their GM.

Dustin Johnson’s team reaches sky-high after sponsors knock on his door

A few months ago, Chris Rosaasen told the Sports Journal Business that they were in talks with many sponsors and were reaching the ‘finish line’ for such deals, which would extend over three years and would annually give a mid-seven figure to the team. Rosaasen confirmed that in the coming months, more spots on the team apparel will be sold.

However, he reassured that it would not follow the NASCAR model, and while maintaining the look for the team, many sponsors are waiting for their turn to be present on the 4Aces GC apparel and will soon join Johnson’s team. The team has two more sponsors to be on board for the 2025 season and per the GM, it is encouraging and very interesting as they contacted the LIV team rather than the team looking out for sponsorship.

The landscape of the LIV Golf team has changed since last year, and it seems it has benefited Johnson’s team more than any other group. Within six months, they have brought on board two sponsors and shown promising signs of singing two more by the end of the year. It will surely boost the team’s earnings and potentially make 4Aces GC the most successful team in the breakaway circuit.