Brooks Koepka's Wife Jena Sims Sends Heartfelt Message on Him and Son Crew Moment
Brooks Koepka's outing at LIV Golf Dallas took a rough turn in his first round, held at Maridoe Golf Club on June 27. After an opening birdie on the 2nd hole, he spiraled with triple bogeys on the 5th and 7th, climbing to +6.
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His frustration boiled over on the 9th, where he smashed a tee marker, sending it toward the gallery, luckily without injuring spectators and soon withdrew due to illness after eight holes, recording a +7 before exiting on the 14th.
Following that disappointing weekend, Koepka appears to be on the mend. He recently took to the golf course with his family, wife Jena Sims and their son Crew, to enjoy quality time away from the competitive grind.
In a scene captured by Jena on her Instagram Story, Brooks kneeling, guiding little Crew, who is tightly gripping a club.
'Sweetest thing I ever did see,' she said.
Brooks Koepka carries his son, Crew, while walking near the no. 4 green with his wife, Jena Sims.© Michael Madrid-USA TODAY Network
The Koepkas' story began in 2015, when Jena, then an actress and former Miss Georgia Teen USA, slid into Brooks's Instagram DMs.
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The couple met at the Masters that year but didn't start dating until 2017. They married on June 4, 2022, in a beachside ceremony in Turks and Caicos and welcomed Crew a year later.
Jena Sims Koepka captures the touching moment between Brooks Koepka and son Crew.@jenamsims/Instagram.com
Their son was born six weeks early and Sims had to undergo a C-section to welcome him. Following that, baby Crew had to remain under intensive care.
"He's off oxygen (🙏🏻), breathing on his own, he is starting to take a bottle (in very small amounts) otherwise feeding through his nose. He is meeting tiny milestones every day!" Sims wrote.
"Leaving the hospital without your baby is something I wish on no one. It's the hardest thing we've ever done. We have been visiting him as much as possible, and know he's in the absolute best care."
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Everything ended well and Crew came home healthy and fine.
With that moment, Koepka is reminding fans and perhaps himself that the sweetest victories come off‑course. And with Jena and Crew by his side, he may well find his way back to form soon.
Related: Phil Mickelson Makes Major Career Announcement on Thursday
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jul 1, 2025, where it first appeared.
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