Who is Haotong Li's girlfriend? Here's what we know.
And if you're here, you might be wondering: does he have a girlfriend or wife? The answer is... seems like he does?
We don't know her name, but we do have this from Golf.com from Royal Portrush in 2025: "But now it was pouring. His girlfriend was nearby, under an umbrella. His caddie had brought the bag to bag storage. Haotong Li took some questions about football (soccer), about a wedge he had stamped The Most Handsome Man in China, about his lucky necklace. And then he was off, to face the biggest weekend of his golfing life."
So it sounds like he does, but we don't know who she is. If he wins at The Open, maybe we'll find out!
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