Paulina Gretzky has traded in her custom Dustin Johnson jacket for traditional caddie attire.
The 34-year-old model supported Johnson, 38, on Wednesday during the annual Par 3 event before the 2023 Masters, where she appeared to sport darker locks.
The longtime couple was spotted on the course at Augusta National with their two young sons Tatum, 8, and River, 5.
Paulina Gretzky is seen at the Par 3 tournament on April 5, 2023. REUTERS
She supported husband Dustin Johnson at Augusta National. REUTERS
Gretzky showed off her custom Masters jacket in an Instagram Story. Paulina Gretzky/InstagramEarlier in the week, Gretzky — the daughter of hockey legend Wayne Gretzky — gave fans a glimpse at her special Masters jacket that features Johnson’s name on the back.
Johnson last won the Masters in November 2020.
The two-time major champion celebrated with Gretzky, with the two kissing on the green in front of a crowd.
The longtime couple was joined by their young sons, Tatum and River. REUTERS
Gretzky smiled as she posed for photos on the green. REUTERS“Honey, i’m forever & always your biggest fan. so proud of you,” Gretzky gushed on Instagram.
Gretzky and Johnson will be celebrating their first wedding anniversary later this month following their lavish nuptials last spring.
The pair tied the knot at the luxurious Blackberry Farm resort in Tennessee.
Johnson is seen greeting his family at Augusta National. REUTERS
Johnson and Gretzky got engaged in 2013. REUTERS“What an amazing weekend with friends and family!!!” Johnson exclaimed on Instagram in April 2022.
This is Johnson’s first Masters tournament as a member of the LIV Golf circuit.
He defected to the controversial Saudi-backed league last summer and was reportedly paid around $125 million.
She toted Johnson’s bag on the course. Getty Images
Johnson and Gretzky walked the course together. REUTERSIn his first season on the LIV Golf tour, Johnson earned more than $35 million in winnings.
He will tee off Thursday at 1:12 p.m. with Corey Conners and Justin Rose, and on Friday at 10:06 a.m.
