“Got Some Bad News”: With Only 2 weeks after Brooks Koepka’s Masters Battle, Wife Jena Sims Drops a Huge Truth Bomb

In the enchanting realm of Augusta National, where the Par 3 Contest delights spectators with adorable scenes of little ones donning miniature versions of golf uniforms, a cloud of unexpected news hovers.

This charming event, broadcast globally and celebrated for its family-centric spirit, is often graced by the presence of golfers’ loved ones serving as caddies. However, a recent revelation from Jena Sims, wife of golf star Brooks Koepka, has cast a shadow over the anticipation for the upcoming Masters Tournament Par-3 contest in April.

Married in June 2022 and welcoming their son, Crew Sims Koepka, almost a year later, the couple has set unique rules for their little one. During a Q&A session on her Instagram story, Sims disclosed that their son won’t be seen in a caddy uniform anytime soon. Explaining the rules, she mentioned they have decided not to reveal their son’s face for a while, and humorously noted that he won’t be caddying at Augusta until he can walk – unless he’s a “baby miracle worker.”

This revelation took fans by surprise, as they were eagerly awaiting the delightful sight of Brooks Koepka with his toddler at the Par 3 Contest, a tradition that started last year when the couple made their debut as a married pair.

Jena Sims and Brooks Koepka’s journey began at Augusta in 2015, where they first crossed paths. Despite initially chatting for months without meeting, their relationship became official when Koepka gave Sims a hug over the ropes during one of his matches. Since then, their inseparable bond has flourished, creating a heartwarming narrative that extends beyond the greens.

As golf enthusiasts process this unexpected turn of events, the countdown to the Masters Tournament unfolds with a mix of anticipation and curiosity. Brooks Koepka’s absence from the Par 3 Contest with his son adds a unique twist to the unfolding story, leaving fans to speculate on what other surprises the prestigious tournament might have in store.