Sam Burns Sends Clear Message on Wife Caroline Burns
Sam Burns Sends Clear Message on Wife Caroline Burns originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
Sam Burns' wife Caroline (formerly Campbell) Burns prefers to keep a low profile as the golfer's Instagram feed is mostly full of posts about golf and hunting. If Sam's success at the US Open continues, it is going to be challenging for Caroline to stay out of the spotlight.
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Caroline is a regular at PGA Tour events, and Sam has offered the occasional social media post to give fans a glimpse into his family life. On Dec. 20, 2019, Sam revealed the couple got married at Palmetto Bluff located in Bluffton, S.C.
Back in 2021, Sam took to Instagram to share a heartfelt message about his wife while celebrating their anniversary.
Sam Burns, right, is greeted by his wife, Caroline Burns, after he putted on the 18th hole during the final round of the Sanderson Farms Championship at the Country Club of Jackson in 2021.Chuck Cook-Imagn Images
"Happy 2 years to my bride!" Sam noted in the December 14, 2021, post. "I couldn't imagine doing life without you.
"Here's to many more memories together with the most beautiful person I know inside and out. I love you, Caroline Burns!"
After the couple got engaged in 2019, Sam and Caroline opened up about their relationship journey in an interview with WJCL News.
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"We grew up in the same hometown but went to different schools and so we didn't start dating until college," Caroline noted in the interview. "But (we have) really known each other forever and... I was his first valentine when we were five years old. So, that's our sweet story."
Sam admitted that things felt different with Caroline as the PGA Tour golfer knew their relationship had staying power.
"I always kind of knew that she was the one before we started dating, even though we were kind of dating other people," Sam told WJCL.
No one is rooting more for a US Open win for Sam than Caroline.
Related: Brooks Koepka's Wife Jena Sims Koepka Reveals US Open Inside Access
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 14, 2025, where it first appeared.
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