The couple met at Arizona State University and were married in Bilbao in 2019. They have three children together.
Who is Jon Rahm married to? This is the LIV golfer’s wife Kelley Cahill
Jon Rahm left the PGA Tour in 2023 to join the LIV Tour. The Basque golfer had won two majors (U.S. Open 2021 and Masters 2023) before leaving the PGA Tour. Rahm has had success in the Ryder Cup and on LIV Tour as well as living the dream off the course with his wife Kelley Cahill.
College Love Story
The year Rahm graduated from Arizona State University (ASU) in 2016, he met his future wife, Kelley Cahill, a biologist and former javelin thrower, at a college dance. “I have many memories from this year, but the most important was starting my relationship with Kelley,” he wrote on social media at the time. Cahill was a member of the Arizona State University’s track and field team. Rahm’s wife threw javelin for ASU and played tennis in high school.
The couple tied the knot at the end of 2019 at the Church of Our Lady of Begoña in Bilbao. It was a picture-perfect wedding, on Dec. 13, defying the bad luck that this number brings for some people.
They live together in Arizona, which they both know very well from their college days and Cahill helps him stay rooted, as she loves tapas and Spanish wines.
The couple keep a low profile, although Rahm sometimes shares photos allowing fans to have a glimpse of their family life.
In April 2021, the couple’s firstborn, Kepa, was born, and in August 2022, their second, Eneko, arrived. The family resides in Scottsdale, on the outskirts of Phoenix, where their story began. In 2024 daughter Alaia was born.
Athletic de Bilbao fan and Ballesteros fan
Jon’s favorite singer is Michael Jackson, his movie ’300′, and his favorite sport, besides golf, is soccer. He has been a fan of Athletic Bilbao since he was a child. His father and brother go to San Mamés to watch Althletic de Bilbao play every home game, and Jon does so every time he returns to Spain.
Such was his fanaticism that he had the red-and-white team’s crest embroidered on his club bag, until his sponsor Adidas asked him to remove it. He has even said on occasion that he would trade several of his titles to see his beloved team win a European tournament.
His greatest childhood dream was to one day be like his hero Severiano Ballesteros.
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