Mike Aulby is one of the richest Bowler from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Mike Aulby's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
Aulby has won eight titles in the 1980s and nine in the 1990s. He also won one in 2001. This makes him the 8th most successful bowler of all time with 29 titles. Aulby’s victory at the Silicon Valley Open made him the first ever bowler to win at least one PBA Tour title in each of the past four decades. Aulby has since been joined by Norm Duke, Walter Ray Williams Jr. and Pete Weber in achieving this distinction. (Dick Weber, Johnny Petraglia, and Walter Ray Williams Jr. have PBA titles in six different decades. However, each of them needed to win the PBA Senior Tour in the fourth, fifth, and sixth decades.
In 1985 and 1995, Aulby was the PBA Player of Year. He won a record $298,237 in 1989 winnings but was defeated by Amleto Montacelli for Player of the year. There have been 15 times in the history of PBA Tour when a player seeded at the 24th or final spot of match play round won the tournament. Aulby, along with Pete Weber, is the only player to achieve this feat twice in 1989.
Among Aulby’s 29 titles are eight major championships. The eight majors place him in a tie with Walter Ray Williams Jr. for fourth-most all-time. Only Jason Belmonte (13), Earl Anthony (10) and Pete Weber (10) have won more major titles. Aulby is one of only six bowlers to capture the PBA career “Triple Crown” (winning the U.S. Open, PBA National Championship and Tournament of Champions) — and along with Norm Duke and Jason Belmonte, the only one of the six to add the ABC Masters title for a career “Grand Slam.” Also Aulby was the first bowler in history to capture the career Super Slam (winning a Touring Players Championship for all five majors), an achievement not matched until Jason Belmonte did so in 2020. Aulby and Belmonte are also the only two PBA players to have won the Masters at least three times.
