E.J. Tackett is a wealthy and well-known bowler with a net worth of $5 million as of allfamous birthday. He has been listed among the most popular bowlers.
Tackett made four championship-round appearances in his early career from 2012 to 2013 and 2014 but failed to win a title.
He was recognized as the PBA Rookie of the Year for the 2012-2013 season. Finally, on June 28, 2015, Tackett secured his first PBA Tour title at the PBA Xtra Frame Lubbock Southwest Open.
The same year, Tackett qualified as the top seed for the PBA World Championship but unfortunately failed in the final match to Gary Faulkner Jr.
E.J. Tackett had an exceptional 2016 season in professional bowling. He then captured the PBA Fall Swing Bear Open, earning his third title and first on U.S. television.
He went on to win the PBA Team Challenge in Las Vegas in November. However, these accomplishments led to E.J. being named the PBA Player of the Year, making him the third-youngest player to receive this honor after Billy Hardwick and Andrew Anderson.
He topped the Tour in wins and earnings and placed third in Tour average.
When Tackett Achieved A Milestone?
Tackett achieved a milestone in his career on July 2, 2018, by winning his tenth PBA title at the PBA Xtra Frame Parkside Lanes Open in Aurora, Illinois.
At 25, he became the fourth-youngest player to reach this achievement in PBA history, after Pete Weber, Mike Aulby, and Wayne Webb.
Tackett went on to win his 11th PBA title on July 29, 2018, partnering with female professional bowler Liz Johnson to earn the Storm PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles championship in Houston, Texas.
Despite being a finalist for the 2018 PBA Player of the Year award, Tackett ultimately lost to Andrew Anderson, who took the award.
Tackett’s winning streak continued in 2017. He captured his sixth PBA Tour title by winning the opening event on January 14 at the DHC PBA Japan Invitational.
His 2nd Major & Seventh PBA Title
He then went on to gain his second major and seventh PBA title overall at the FireLake PBA Tournament of Champions on February 19 in Shawnee, Oklahoma.
Tackett added to his success by winning the inaugural Main Event PBA Tour Finals on May 20, where he emerged as the #2 seed after the round-robin and group step ladder matches, ultimately defeating the #1 seed Jason Belmonte in the final three-game series.
This was his third victory of the year and eighth title overall. Tackett was awarded the Storm Cup after finishing with the most points over the seven Storm PBA Xtra Frame events in 2017.
He rounded off his successful 2017 season by winning his ninth PBA title in the PBA Scorpion Championship in Reno, NV, on November 19, as part of the World Series of Bowling.
Tackett achieved four titles and a career-high nine championship round appearances in 2017, earning over $220,000.
