Paulina Gretzky and Jena Sims lead the Masters WAGs as caddies for their husbands
Masters WAGs Paulina Gretzky and Jena Sims lead the family’s caddy crew in white jumpsuits as they support spouses Brooks Koepka and Dustin Johnson ahead of the Augusta tee-off
Paulina Gretzky and Jena Sims were among the golf WAGs who caddied their husbands at the Augusta Par-3 tournament on Wednesday afternoon.
Gretzky wore an all-white number 53 jumpsuit as she helped Dustin Johnson prepare for his 13th Masters campaign.
Johnson – who finished in the top ten five times in a row between 2015 and 2020 – is looking for his second Masters title at this year’s tournament.
After getting his hands on the famous green jacket in 2020, Johnson hopes to return to glory at Augusta despite being frustrated by a late start time today.
Sims was also pictured caddying for her husband Brooks Koepka – who is making his seventh Masters appearance this week.
Paulina Gretzky and Jena Sims were among the WAGs who caddied their spouses at the Augusta Par-3 tournament on Wednesday afternoon
Gretzky wore an all-white jumpsuit with the number 53 as she helped Dustin Johnson prepare for his 13th Masters campaign
Sims was also pictured as a caddy for her husband Brooks Koepka – who makes his seventh Masters appearance this week
Sims shared several photos and videos of herself in the iconic white jumpsuit as she carried her husband’s clubs around the court
Sims shared a photo of them on the golf card and joked about the number on her jumpsuit
Sims shared several photos and videos of herself in the iconic white jumpsuit as she carried her husband’s clubs around the court.
She seemed especially happy caddying for her husband on the Augusta course, as they met at the 2015 Masters Tournament.
Sims previously said that she was a longtime golf fan and always grew up into the sport because of her father.
The actress – who is best known for her role in the Sharknado movies – is often photographed supporting her husband at his golfing events.
Rory McIlroy, who finished second at the 2022 Masters, was also seen on the Augusta track with his wife Erica Stoll
However, it was McIlroy’s daughter Poppy who stole the show. She wore a little white jumpsuit and a green Masters cap as she trotted around with her parents
The 34-year-old previously said she likes being able to “support Brooks and watch him play” in important tournaments.
Rory McIlroy, who finished second at the 2022 Masters, was also seen on the Augusta track with his wife Erica Stoll.
However, it was McIlroy’s daughter Poppy who stole the show. She wore a little white jumpsuit and a green Masters cap as she trotted around with her parents.
It was a similar scene for John Rahm, who was pictured on the track with his young sons Kepa and Eneko. He was also joined by his wife Kelley.
Meanwhile, defending champion Scottie Scheffler was joined by his wife Meredith, whom he married in 2020.
It was a similar scene for John Rahm, who was pictured on the track with his young sons Kepa and Eneko. He was also joined by his wife Kelley
Meanwhile, defending champion Scottie Scheffler was joined by his wife Meredith, whom he married in 2020.
Meredith and her husband seemed to be particularly playful on the Augusta course
The pair seemed particularly playful on court – with Meredith struggling to lift the defending champion’s bag in a hilarious clip.
On Tuesday night, Scheffler hosted the Champions Dinner and served a Texas-themed banquet for his co-workers that Meredith helped him design.
But Wednesday belonged to Seamus Power, the Irish golfer who wrote his name in the Augusta history books on Wednesday by hitting two holes in a row.
The Irishman is only the third person in the history of the Masters to achieve this after Claude Harmon (1968) and Toshi Izawa (2002).