Fat Perez, real name Nick Stubbe, has an estimated net worth of $500,000 to $2 million as of 2026. His income comes from Bob Does Sports YouTube revenue, sponsorship deals, and the Breezy Golf and Have A Day brands. It also comes from his own fatperez.com merchandise, Fore Craft Cocktails ambassador work, and paid appearances. No official salary or financial disclosure has ever confirmed a single number.
He never held a PGA Tour card. He was a property accountant in Virginia before a boring Zoom call changed everything. Our net worth methodology explains how the range below was built.
Fat Perez Net Worth Quick Facts: Real Name, Age, Height and Handicap
Estimated Net Worth
$500K – $2M
Most defensible estimate within a wider $500K to $4.1M reported range
| Real Name | Nicholas "Nick" Stubbe |
|---|---|
| Born | 1989 (exact date not officially confirmed) |
| Age | 37 (as of 2026) |
| Birthplace | Richmond, Virginia, USA |
| Nationality | American |
| Education | Hampden–Sydney College (Division III golf, 2007–2009); B.S. in Accounting, Virginia Commonwealth University |
| Occupation | Golf content creator; formerly an accountant at Capital One and in commercial real estate |
| Known For | Bob Does Sports YouTube channel |
| Golf Handicap | Plus 1.6 |
| Spouse | Anne Cole Stubbe (m. 2021) |
| Current Residence | Palm Beach, Florida |
| Years Active | 2021–present |
His real name is Nicholas Stubbe, born in 1989, which puts him at 37 in 2026. Several sites still list a 1978 birth year. That number does not match his own college golf timeline and should not be trusted.
His height has never been confirmed in any interview. His handicap is well documented at plus 1.6, verified through a MyGolfSpy caption and repeated in multiple golf profiles.
What Fat Perez Is Actually Worth in 2026
A wide range of Fat Perez net worth figures circulate online, from as low as $500,000 to as high as $4.1 million. Almost none of them cite a source. Several sites repeat the same $3.7 million figure with no evidence behind it. This suggests the number simply got copied from one blog to another until it looked like fact. JasonTheWeen published estimates show how far that can go, ranging from under $1 million to well over $100 million.
The most defensible estimate remains $500,000 to $2 million. Stubbe has never released tax filings, contract terms, or an income statement. Until he does, every figure online, including ours, is an informed guess built from audience size and typical creator income models.
Where the Money Comes From
Fat Perez income does not come from one paycheck. It comes from several separate channels, some fully his and some shared with the Bob Does Sports group.
YouTube Ad Revenue
Bob Does Sports is a golf YouTube channel with roughly 1.5 million subscribers and hundreds of millions of total views. Ad revenue belongs to the channel as a whole. His personal share, whether a salary or a profit split, has never been made public.
Sponsorships and Brand Deals
Bob Does Sports carries sponsorship deals with Callaway, DraftKings, SeatGeek, Corona, and Celsius. Golf fans are known for strong buying power. That is why sponsorship deals often pay more than ad revenue for creators at his level.
Breezy Golf
Bob Does Sports partnered with Doing Things Media to launch Breezy Golf, an apparel brand and event series, in 2022. Reports say the brand has reached seven figure sales. Whether Stubbe holds a personal stake or is simply featured as a team member is not publicly known.
Have A Day
Have A Day is the group’s canned tequila cocktail line, launched in 2024. It sold out on its first run. A branded drink line works differently than a sponsorship because the group earns margin on every can rather than a one time fee.
Fat Perez Merchandise and Fore Craft Cocktails
He runs his own Fat Perez branded apparel line at fatperez.com, covering hats, shirts, headcovers, and crewnecks. This is the one income stream that belongs to him alone.
He also serves as brand ambassador for Fore Craft Cocktails, a canned cocktail company for golfers, appearing at industry events including the PGA Show.
Cameo and Paid Appearances
He accepts personal video requests through Cameo. He also earns appearance fees at golf events and creator tournaments, including the PGA Tour Creator Classic in 2023.
Fat Perez Career Journey: From an Accounting Desk to Bob Does Sports
Stubbe grew up around Richmond, Virginia, in a family of golfers. He played collegiate golf at Division III Hampden Sydney College from 2007 to 2009. He then transferred and earned an accounting degree from Virginia Commonwealth University.
After college he worked as a fraud detection agent at Capital One. He then moved into commercial real estate as a property accountant and asset manager.
Where the Fat Perez Name Came From
The nickname started as a joke at Hermitage Country Club. A friend said Stubbe, then sporting long hair, looked like PGA Tour pro Pat Perez during a strong round. Another player muttered a heavier correction. Stubbe hated it at first. His friends never let it go.
His First Video With Bob Does Sports
During the pandemic, Stubbe joined comedian Robby Berger’s Zoom happy hour under the screen name Fat Perez. Bob Does Sports launched as a YouTube channel in September 2021.
A chance meeting at Pinehurst led to an invitation to play. His first official Bob Does Sports video followed in March 2022, a Foreplay collaboration on Barstool Golf.
Going Full Time in 2022
By July 2022, Stubbe had left his accounting job to join Bob Does Sports full time. He married Anne Cole the same year. Within months the channel became one of the biggest names in golf content.
Fat Perez on YouTube and Instagram
There is no separate Fat Perez YouTube channel. His content lives on Bob Does Sports, the golf YouTube channel he shares with Robby Berger and Joey Coldcuts. His personal platform is Instagram, under the handle @thefatperez.
His following has grown steadily. He passed half a million subscribers worth of reach by late 2024. He reached around 600,000 Instagram followers by mid 2025, and topped 800,000 by mid 2026, according to Golf.com.
He has appeared in Bryson DeChambeau’s Breaking 50 series and cameoed in videos that reached millions of views, well beyond YouTube alone.
Fat Perez Before and After: The 100 Pound Change
Between 2023 and 2024, Stubbe lost nearly 100 pounds through diet and consistent training. Friends now call him Fit Perez or Flat Perez. He still takes on eating and drinking challenges for content, but has visibly trimmed down.
He also relocated. He now lives in Palm Beach, Florida, in a two story home, having moved from Virginia around 2024 to stay closer to year round golf. He still calls Richmond home and returns often, including for the Breezy Invitational hosted there.
Fat Perez’s Wife, Anne Cole Stubbe
Fat Perez is married to Anne Cole Stubbe, a certified Pure Barre instructor. They met around 2018 and married privately in 2021. She keeps a low public profile and rarely appears in his content.
No children have been publicly confirmed. Claims about her family background or a specific household income are not corroborated anywhere and should be treated as unverified.
Does Fat Perez Own Part of Bob Does Sports?
This remains the single biggest unknown in any Fat Perez net worth estimate. Bob Does Sports operates under Doing Things Media. It is unclear whether Stubbe holds a profit share in the Breezy Golf or Have A Day brands, or whether he is paid strictly as talent and ambassador.
The group’s Barstool sponsored Internet Invitational drew major attention and millions of views in 2025. This only raises the stakes of that unanswered question. An equity stake in a growing golf entertainment business would push his real number well past any current estimate. Roll Tide Willie figures carry the same caveat, since his online career runs as a shared operation rather than a solo one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fat Perez’s real name? Nicholas Stubbe, known to fans as Fat Perez.
How old is Fat Perez? He was born in 1989, making him 37 in 2026. Sites listing 1978 are incorrect.
What is Fat Perez’s golf handicap? Plus 1.6, confirmed through MyGolfSpy and consistent across golf profiles.
Did Fat Perez play college golf? Yes. He played Division III golf at Hampden Sydney College from 2007 to 2009.
How much weight has Fat Perez lost? Close to 100 pounds, earning him the nicknames Fit Perez and Flat Perez.
Does Fat Perez have his own YouTube channel? No. His content appears on the Bob Does Sports channel, alongside Robby Berger and Joey Coldcuts.
The Bottom Line
Fat Perez net worth sits at an estimated $500,000 to $2 million in 2026, built from Bob Does Sports, sponsorships, merchandise, and paid appearances. The real gap in every estimate is whether he holds equity in the businesses built around him. Until that becomes public, the number stays an educated estimate rather than a confirmed fact. See our methodology for how we build these ranges.
