Justin Thomas is one of the best players of his era, with two Major titles and a spell at the top of the world rankings among the highlights, as well as PGA Tour victories scattered throughout his professional career.
While his place as one of the PGA Tour's top players is secure, away from the course, he has found the love of his life - Jillian Wisniewski.
Like Thomas, Jillian is from Kentucky. She graduated with a BA in Journalism from the University of Kentucky, where she also worked for the TV department as well as the school's Student Center.
At university, she was also part of the sorority, Phi Beta Phi, which she joined sometime after her freshman year. She has since taken up a role as Senior Business Manager at McGarry Bowen, an advertising agency in Chicago.
As well as a successful work life, Jillian also offers support in Justin's career, although in 2017, she almost missed him winning his first Major at the PGA Championship. Originally supposed to be on a later flight, she managed to catch an earlier one at the last minute, arriving at Quail Hollow just in time to see Thomas lift the Wanamaker Trophy.
Thomas said of the event: "I truly felt like I was going to win. I remember my girlfriend was supposed to fly out at about 7pm and I was like, you need to change your flight. I just feel like I don't want you to miss this. I feel like I'm going to get it done."
Five years later, she was there as Thomas lifted the trophy for a second time at Southern Hills, while in 2023, she caddied for him at the Masters Par-3 Contest.
After several years of dating, Thomas announced their engagement in 2021 during an interview on the No Laying Up podcast. The following year, they married in a private ceremony in Franklin, Tennessee, where Jordan Spieth was his best man.
Two years later, the couple welcomed their first child, daughter Molly Grace Thomas.
Justin's life off the course is one of a devoted family man, and off it, his career continues to thrive. At the 2025 Players Championship, he had a record-breaking week, becoming the first player to make 11 birdies in a round at TPC Sawgrass. There to support him? Jillian and their young daughter.
