QUICK FACTS
Full Name: Jon Rahm Rodríguez
Born: November 10, 1994 (age 31)
Birthplace: Barrika, Basque Country, Spain
Height: 188
Weight: 100
Residence: Scottsdale, Arizona, U.S.
Nationality: Spanish
College: Arizona State University; 11 collegiate titles, 2x Ben Hogan Award winner (most decorated amateur in ASU history)
Turned Pro: 2016
PGA Tour Debut Win: 2017 Farmers Insurance Open
FAMILY
Wife: Kelley Cahill, married in 2019. Born in Lake Oswego, Oregon, raised in Scottsdale, Arizona. Competed for ASU’s track and field team as a javelin thrower and was a two-star recruit in junior tennis.
The two met at a Halloween party; she was dressed as a referee, and he as a SWAT officer.
Children: Their first son, Kepa Cahill Rahm, was born in 2021, shortly before Rahm’s 2021 U.S. Open win. They have since expanded their family further.
CAREER MOVE
In December 2023, Rahm signed a reported 3-year, $300 million contract with LIV Golf, one of the largest deals in golf history.
He still competes in the four major championships (Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Open, and The Open) alongside his LIV schedule, since majors remain open to LIV players.
CAREER NUMBERS
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Professional Wins | 20+ (PGA Tour, DP World Tour, and now LIV Golf) |
| PGA Tour Wins | 11 (pre-LIV Golf move) |
| Major Championships | 2 — 2021 U.S. Open, 2023 Masters Tournament |
| Weeks at World #1 | 52 weeks (2020) |
| LIV Golf Contract | 3-year, $300 million (signed Dec 2023) |
| Career Earnings (on-course, per Forbes, as of 2024) | ~$198 million total (incl. LIV contract value) |
| Approx. Net Worth | $100 million (Celebrity Net Worth estimate) |
| Annual Endorsement Income | ~$5.6M–$20M range depending on source/year |
| Endorsements | Callaway Golf, Mercedes-Benz, Rolex, Santander Group, TravisMathew |
MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
U.S. Open: Won 2021 (Torrey Pines); first Spaniard ever to win the U.S. Open
Masters Tournament: Won 2023 (beat Brooks Koepka and Phil Mickelson by 4 strokes); 4th Spaniard ever to win the Masters, following countryman Seve Ballesteros
PGA Championship: Best finish T7 (2021, 2025)
The Open Championship: Best finish T2 (2023 runner-up, the same year he won the Masters)
Career Grand Slam status: Has the U.S. Open + Masters. Needs the PGA Championship and the Open Championship to complete the career Slam.
RECENT FORM
Since joining LIV Golf, Rahm’s win column has been quieter than his PGA Tour peak; his most recent official win remains the 2023 Masters.
His 2025–2026 LIV Golf results show a mix of strong top-5s (2nd at Andalucía in June 2026, 2nd at Indianapolis in Aug 2025, and 4th at Riyadh, Adelaide, and South Africa) and some rougher outings (T41 New York, missed the U.S. Open cut in 2026).
On the major front, his 2026 season included a T21 PGA Championship and a T46 Open Championship, solid but not the vintage major contention of his 2021–2023 peak.
WHAT’S IN THE BAG
Callaway staff player (switched from TaylorMade in 2021).
- Full Callaway iron/driver setup consistent with the brand’s tour staff spec
- Additional personal endorsements outside the bag: Rolex (watches), Mercedes-Benz (auto), Santander Group (banking), TravisMathew (apparel)
AWARDS
Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year: 2017 (European Tour)
PGA Tour Rookie of the Year runner-up consideration: 2017 (strong debut season, won Farmers Insurance Open)
Ben Hogan Award: 2015, 2016 (college player of the year, won twice; most decorated amateur in ASU history)
World Amateur Golf Ranking #1: Held during his college career at Arizona State
Mark H. McCormack Award: 2020
Ryder Cup Winning Team Member: 2018 (Paris), 2023 (Rome); key contributor to both European victories
DP World Tour Championship Winner: 3x (2017, 2019, 2022)
Race to Dubai / European Tour Order of Merit: Multiple top finishes during peak European Tour years
Forbes Highest-Paid Golfer: Ranked #1 for 2024, following his LIV Golf contract signing
Olympic Appearance: Represented Spain at the Olympics (following in the footsteps of Spanish golf legend Seve Ballesteros)