Jena Sims was spotted partying in Florida over the weekend while her husband, Brooks Koepka, teeed off at the PGA Championship.
The 35-year-old model, who made her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit debut earlier this week, celebrated the magazine’s 60th anniversary with a star-studded party on Saturday night.
Sims was joined by Kate Upton, Olivia Dunne and Paige Spiranac as they danced the night away at the Guitar Hotel at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
“The heels came off and the dancing shoes came in,” she captioned an Instagram Story, which showed her wearing a pair of running shoes with her orange strapless dress.
The next morning, she joked that it was “time to go to sleep for 5-7 business days.”
Jena Sims partied in Florida while her husband competed in the PGA Championship
The 35-year-old model made her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit debut earlier this week
Meanwhile, her husband wasn’t really impressed with how he played at the PGA Championship.
“I don’t think finishing 30th is progress…I was a little disappointed with the way I finished,” he told reporters Sunday at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky.
“I think that’s pretty obvious, isn’t it?” he added when asked to describe his performance. ‘Not very well.’
Earlier this week, the two-time US Open winner paid tribute to his wife’s steamy SI Swimsuit cover in a social media post.
The mother-of-one swapped her heels for sneakers while dancing on Saturday night
“(It’s) time to go to sleep for 5-7 business days,” Sims joked Sunday morning.
Meanwhile, Koepka admitted his performance this weekend was “not very good”.
The golf legend paid tribute to his wife’s magazine cover in a sweet post ahead of the tournament
“So proud of you @jenamsims,” he captioned a photo of the model wearing an animal print bikini during the magazine shoot.
“Amazing what hard work can do!” I love you!’ he added.
Sims previously explained that her husband, with whom she shares 10-month-old son Crew, “stepped up” as she prepared to shoot the magazine cover.
“I sat him down and told him this would be the equivalent of practicing for a major golf tournament and it kind of resonated with him,” she told the New York Post this week.
“He really stepped up. At that time, no major tournament was planned for him,” she continued.
“If I was training and Crew wasn’t sleeping, he would take care of Crew and just work his schedule around mine, which is what I do for him when he’s training for something. It was so fluid.