PGA Tour Golfer Shows Off His Latest $300,000 Ferrari

Ian Poulter took to Instagram to show off his newly restored Ferrari 275 GTB/4.
The Englishman is well known for his sizeable car collection and now has a museum to keep them all.

poulter in august — Ian Poulter: Instagram

Many view Poulter as the number one in the world for rubbing people up the wrong way. He seems to have a following of fans who love him for his zero-fucks style of instagram posting. He’s a bit like Dan Bilzerian, just without the chicks, beard and all-encompassing sense of self worth.

Let’s take a look at the Englishman’s collection:

Limited edition Ferrari Enzo (£1.5m, $2.2m)

2012 Ferrari FF (£194,000, $287,000)

Screen Shot 2016-01-04 at 10.59.52 — Image: Alexandre Prevot Photography

2010 Ferrari California (£126,000, $186,000)

Ferrari F40 (£850,000, $1.25m)

Ferrari F12 (£239,000, $353,000)

Ferrari 458 Speciale Aperta (£200,000, $295,000)

Some early pictures of the @ferrariusa 458 Speciale Aperta it’s arrived at the dealership and is going to be prepped. This has turned out amazing. It will be on display at Cavallino.

A photo posted by Ian Poulter (@ianjamespoulter) on Jan 3, 2016 at 6:39pm PST

It’s been a busy week with cars arriving for my museum. The new @ferrariusa 458 Speciale Aperta looks beautiful with the backdrop of Enzo Ferrari sitting at his desk. He would approve I’m sure. True ????????????????

A photo posted by Ian Poulter (@ianjamespoulter) on Jan 28, 2016 at 4:23pm PST

Restored Ferrari 275 ($2,350,000 – $3m+)

2 years away being restored and it’s finally taken pride of place in the museum. It’s looks so good with my @ijp_design tartan background on the walls. @ferrariusa 275 GTB/4 one of the best looking cars Ferrari have ever made.

A photo posted by Ian Poulter (@ianjamespoulter) on Jan 28, 2016 at 3:49pm PST

The British golfer had his Ferrari 275 from the 1960s restored after two years away. This classic car could sell for well over $2 million dollars on the market. Instead, Poulter is keeping it in a museum.

Poulter has earned £24 ($35) million from competition winnings and has a lucrative clothing company which helps explain the pricey collection.

He has come a long way from the clapped out Vauxhall Astra he drove before turning pro.

The world number 56 is eagerly anticipating the Ryder Cup next year and stands to make the team given his astonishing 80% winning record.