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Jon Rahm is currently preparing for the much-awaited Ryder Cup, and is expected to be a prominent catalyst for Europe. The entire team was present recently for the Ryder Cup gala, including Rahm.
The Spanish golfer was alongside his wife Kelley Cahill and the couple looked wonderful together. However, there was another picture that instantly went viral on social media.
In a candid moment, Jon Rahm was seen helping his wife with her heels. The picture of the gesture was uploaded by the PGA Tour Twitter page with the caption 'husband first, golfer second'.
In response, fans started to praise Jon Rahm for his gentleman-like behaviour. There were also many who called the Spanish golfer extremely lucky, with one user pointing out that Rahm is doing extremely well in his life.
Rahm married Kelley Cahill in 2019 and the couple has been going strong ever since. They have two kids together, and the youngest son Enko celebrated his first birthday last month.
Jon Rahm believes Team Europe are clear underdogs going into the Ryder Cup
Team Europe will be looking to exact revenge in the 2023 Ryder Cup after the historic 19-9 defeat to Team USA in 2021. Additionally, they are also playing at home, at the Marco Simone in Rome. Jon Rahm, however, believes his team are underdogs going into the competition.
On paper, Team USA does seem to have a comparatively stronger side. But Europe have the advantage of the home course where USA haven't won in a long time.
Rahm recently spoke about how Team Europe is ready for the intense challenge. He stated, via Marca:
"We love being underdogs. Especially the way I've been playing lately, I usually see myself pretty high in the odds most of the week so to be in one of those where you're not, it's a nice change of pace. It's always fun to be part of a good underdog story."
