Jon Rahm drops some huge news ahead of The Masters
Jon Rahm and his wife Kelley Cahill are expecting their third child.
Jon Rahm has announced his wife Kelley is pregnant with their third child ahead of his title defence at The Masters next month.
Rahm, 29, took to Twitter / X to reveal his latest family news about Baby No.3.
The LIV Golf star who joined for a reported $600m fee this season been married to wife Kelley Cahill since 2019.
The couple welcomed their first child, Kepa, into the world in 2021.
Their second son Eneko was born in 2022.
Officially moving to zone defense, baby Rahm #3 coming soon! pic.twitter.com/Ql9JrDfYKC
— Jon Rahm Rodriguez (@JonRahmOfficial) March 29, 2024
Rahm tweeted:
Rahm will be looking to land his first LIV Golf title in Miami next week.
Although Rahm has yet to win in his first four starts on LIV Golf this season, he has yet to finish outside the top 10.
Rahm finished T3 on his LIV debut at Mayakoba, before 8th in Las Vegas, 5th in Jeddah and T8 in Hong Kong.
Footage recently emerged of Rahm going over to Patrick Reed on the range in Hong Kong to ask him to help out his fellow Legion XIII teammate Caleb Surratt on his wedge game.
Rahm and Reed will head over to compete in The Masters from 11-14 April following LIV Golf Miami next week.
They are able to tee it up at The Masters due to being past champions.
Reed slipped on the famous green jacket in 2018 while Rahm is the defending champion following victory in 2023.
Rahm will attempt to become the first player since Tiger Woods in 2002 to defend The Masters.
There are plenty of other LIV Golf stars in action at The Masters, too.
Check out the full Masters field here.
Will Jon Rahm successfully defend The Masters from 11-14 April? What have you made of his game since switching to LIV Golf this season? Does he look a little off the boil to you? Share your thoughts and comments over on the GolfMagic social media channels.
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