Jena Sims left little to the imagination as she practiced her golf swing on a glamorous getaway to the Bahamas.
The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model shared a photo of herself rocking a green bikini while her husband, Brooks Koepka, looked on.
“Après golf,” she captioned Thursday’s Instagram post, which showed her swinging a club barefoot.
The five-time golf champion opted for a black T-shirt and colorful shorts, along with a cap and sneakers.
Sims’ post also included sweet snaps of the couple in the crystal blue ocean with their 10-month-old son, Crew.
Jena Sims wore a bikini while practicing her golf swing in the Bahamas
“Après golf,” she captioned an Instagram post after her getaway with Brooks Koepka.
The couple also brought along their adorable 10-month-old son, Crew.
The trio also took a dip in the pool while enjoying their well-deserved vacation.
It comes a week after Koepka started at the PGA Championship, as Sims celebrated her swimsuit debut in Sports Illustrated.
Last weekend, the mother of one was spotted partying in Florida at a star-studded bash for the magazine’s 60th anniversary.
Sims was joined by the likes of 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.
Jena Sims celebrated in Florida while her husband competed in the PGA Championship
The 35-year-old model made her swimsuit debut in Sports Illustrated earlier this month.
Meanwhile, Koepka admitted that his performance last weekend “wasn’t very good.”
“They took off their heels and put on their dancing shoes,” she captioned an Instagram Story, which showed her rocking a pair of running shoes with her strapless orange dress.
The next morning, he joked that it was “time to go to sleep for 5 to 7 business days.”
Meanwhile, Koepka was less than impressed with his performance at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky.
“I don’t think finishing 30th is progress… I was a little disappointed with the way I finished,” he told reporters after the PGA Championship.
“I think it’s pretty obvious, right?” she added, when asked to describe her performance. ‘Not very good.’
