Justin Thomas’ daughter Molly Grace steals spotlight after his hole in one at Masters Par 3 Contest (Image via Getty)
Justin Thomas gave fans a moment they will not forget at the Masters Par 3 Contest, but it was not just about his shot. His baby daughter quietly became the real star of the day. The 16-time PGA Tour winner, Justin Thomas, is getting ready for another Masters start at Augusta National.
But before the main tournament begins, the Par 3 Contest once again brought smiles, family moments, and light competition. And this time, Thomas’ one-year-old daughter, Molly Grace, made sure all eyes stayed on her.
Justin Thomas celebrates hole in one with Jordan Spieth and Max Homa in fun Masters moment
Everything started early in the Par 3 Contest. Justin Thomas stepped up and hit a clean shot that rolled straight into the hole for a hole-in-one. The crowd cheered, and Thomas turned around smiling.Right away, he looked toward his friends, Jordan Spieth and Max Homa, and made a playful “money” gesture, joking as if he had just won a bet.Later, speaking on ESPN, Thomas laughed and said, “I probably enjoyed that shot a lot more than Max and Jordan did. Maybe about 1,000x as much.” The moment felt relaxed and fun, which is exactly what the Par 3 Contest is known for. Players are not just competing, they are enjoying time with family and friends before the serious tournament begins.
Justin Thomas’ daughter Molly Grace and Brian Harman’s daughter Cooper create heartwarming Masters scenes
But the real highlight came seconds later. As Justin Thomas celebrated, his daughter Molly Grace walked up and tried to take his golf club, almost like she was ready to play next.
Thomas’ wife, Jillian, and Molly Grace were acting as his caddies during the event. That is a long-time tradition at the Masters Par 3 Contest, where family members join players on the course.Fans quickly reacted to the video online. One fan wrote, “She’ll be a great golfer one day.” Another replied, “Definitely.”There was more. Brian Harman also had a special moment with his daughter Cooper. She took a putt, and the ball rolled, hit the flag, and dropped into the hole.
The crowd loved it.These small moments showed why the Par 3 Contest feels different. It is not just about scores. It is about family, fun, and memories.Now, the focus shifts to the main Masters Tournament at Augusta National. The real competition begins next, and players will turn serious as they chase the green jacket.
