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Tyler George Bio | Curling & Net Worth

By Daniel Davis

Tyler George Bio | Curling & Net Worth

September 27, 2026

This article was last updated by Sujan on June 16, 2026

Tyler George is a man of passion and belief who has been stuck in his sporting career for decades now. Starting his career as a player in the curling arena, Tyler is now an ambassador as well as coach of the curling association. 

Tyler has bagged several medals throughout his career in both international and national arenas. He is a three-time U.S. Champion, 2016 World bronze medalist, and 2018 Olympic gold medalist. 

Tyler George during his gameplayTyler George, during his gameplay

Throughout this article, let us discuss Tyler George’s life and career decisions in detail. We are starting with a quick dose of facts. 

Tyler George | Quick Facts

Full Name Tyler George  Date of Birth October 6, 1982 Birth Place Duluth, Minnesota Nick Name None Religion Unknown Nationality American  Ethnicity White Zodiac Sign  Libra Age 43 years old Height 1.8 meters (5 feet 11 inches) Weight Unknown Hair Color Dark Brown  Eye Color Dark Brown  Build Athletic  Father’s Name Name Unknown  Mother’s Name Name Unknown  Siblings Unknown  Education Unknown  Marital Status Married  Wife  Name Unknown  Kids Unknown Profession Curler  Club Duluth CC, Duluth, MN Olympic Appearance  2018 World Championship Appearance 2010, 2015, 2016, and 2017 Merch of Winter OlympicsTeam USA CurlingNet Worth  Around $3-$4 million  Social Media Last Update  May 2026

Tyler George | Body Measurements 

Tyler George is a man with decent height, standing at 1.8 meters (5 feet 11 inches). As a middle-aged man, he is still in a pretty fit physique. 

Well, he depicts an oval-shaped face with thin hair. He has dark brown hair with eyes of similar color. 

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Tyler George | Early Life

Tyler was born on October 6, 1982, in Duluth, Minnesota, under the star sign of Libra. Well, not much detail is known about his family and childhood days. However, it is known that his parents owned a curling club in his hometown.

In addition to that, he would often practice it and later fell in love with the sport. 

Tyler George | Professional Career

Tyler George’s love and passion for the sport commenced as a child. Even at an early age,  he appeared at the United States Junior National Championships. He had played in that competition several times but never made it past the semifinals. 

It was in 2001 when he became part of the medal. He played in Andy Roza’s team and bagged bronze at the 2001 World Junior Curling Championships. He became a part of the mixed team with Gary Luke, Shellan Reed, and Patti Luke the next year.

2018 Winter Olympics Tyler George in the 2018 Winter Olympics

Together, they won the Minnesota Mixed State Championship. Following it, his team bagged the silver medal at the National Mixed Championship. 

Professional Days

It was the year 2008 when Tyler commenced his early men’s career through the Men’s National Championship. He again partook in the same event the next year with George’s team. 

The following season 2009-10, Tyler led the team Pete Fenson, where they bagged the 2010 United States Men’s Championship. Indeed, this particular game opened the door for Tyler to step into Men’s Worlds representing the United States. 

Following it, he partook in the 2010 World Men’s Championship, which was held in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy. The team placed fourth in the Championship. So, after the season, he left the team to form one of his own. 

He formed his team alongside Chris Plys, Rich Ruohonen, and Phill Drobnick. Together, they first played in the 2011 U.S. Nationals; however, the team Fenson defeated them in a single round. 

They managed to bag the silver medal in the end. Right after the Nationals game, they partook again in the 2012 U.S. Nationals and thus, ended in eighth place. Moving on, in the next year’s match at the 2013 National Championship, Tyler and his team bagged silver on it. 

Likewise, their next year’s match at the 2014 United States Olympic Curling Trials saw them finish third. 

Team Shuster and Beyond 

In the year 2014, Tyler George missed the High-Performance Program (HPP) held by the United States Curling Association. During the event, the HPP dropped the three-time Olympian,

In addition to that, this led him to create a new team nicknamed “The Rejects,” which included George and others (John Landsteiner and ). The team stayed on a similar line-up for four seasons and maintained themselves on the journey of success.

Moving on, the team later represented the United States at the 2015 World Championship held in Halifax, Nova Scotia. They were then added to the 2016 High-Performance Program right after their performance. 

In the year 2016, the team Shuster did have a failed attempt in the finals; however, they still managed to secure enough points for the World Championship. The same year, they also bagged their foremost World Men’s medal for the United States since 2007.

They defeated the Japanese team to earn the bronze medal in Basel, Switzerland. Afterward, they bagged the 2017 National Championship.

In the meantime, the team also paved the way to their first-ever journey to the Olympics through the 2017 United States Olympic Curling Trials. 

George and his team bags the medal George and his team bag the medal

Talking about their journey at the 2018 Winter Olympics held in Pyeongchang, the team Shuster had initially lost four out of their six matches. Yet, they still managed to win other playoff games while even defeating the two-time World Champion, Canada’s .

All in all, they bagged the gold medal in the end, which was the first Olympic gold medal in curling for the United States.

Post Game and Coaching 

After the team Shuster’s gold at the 2018 Winter Olympics, Tyler George stated he desired to take some time off from curling. As he announced his temporary off-time, he referred to it as “…recharge the battery, let my body heal.”

Not long after it, Tyler George commenced as the sports ambassador for the United States Curling Association. During his timeframe as the ambassador, he looked after the outreach of curling in the United States. 

Back in 2026, Tyler also stood as a coach for Luc Violette’s Team United States. As he prepared them for the 2026 World Junior Curling Championships, the team earned themselves a seventh place. 

Tyler George | Awards and Achievements 

  • World Junior Championship in Ogden, 2001 (Bronze)
  • U.S. Olympic Trial in Broomfield, 2009 (Silver)
  • U.S. Olympic Trial in Omaha, 2017 (Gold)
  • World Curling Championship in Basel, 2016 (Bronze)
  • U.S. Men’s Championship (Three Gold and Silver each)
  • Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, 2018 (Gold)

Tyler George | Net Worth 

Tyler George has no doubt collected a handsome amount throughout his career years. Indeed, curling being his primary source of income, he also has earned as a general manager for George’s Liquor.

Although he hasn’t revealed his earnings and salary in detail, he is estimated to have a net worth of around $3-$4 million. 

Tyler George | Personal Life 

When it comes to Tyler’s personal life, he has made quite sure to keep his private matters far from the internet grounds. In fact, he has been successful. 

Tyler George with his friends and family. (Source: Twitter)Tyler George with his friends and family. (Source: Twitter)

Tyler is a married man; however, not a single piece of information is revealed regarding his family matters. 

Tyler George | Social Media Presence

You can check out his social media site for his personal uploads and posts. Though he is not on Instagram, he is on as Tyler George (@tgeorge1323) with above 9k followers.

FAQs

What is up with Tyler George’s socks and shoes?

In 2018, with the start of the Olympics season, Tyler George had worn superhero socks and ragged shoes. As he rocked his superhero socks, he hoped his team to have some superpowers in Pyeongchang. 

He initially started with Superman-designed socks throughout the week, followed by  Deadpool and Captain America. In the meantime, he then flaunted his eight-year-old Skechers. It was the same pair he has laced up for curling tournaments worldwide. 

As a matter of fact, his ragged shoes are more viral than his superhero-printed socks. 

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