Justin Thomas reveals who got him and his wife ‘buzzin’ on Halloween

Justin Thomas joined the Halloween fun this year, revealing who had him and his wife “buzzin’” during the celebration. The 16-time PGA Tour winner shared a family photo on Instagram, where he, his wife Jillian Wisniewski, and their daughter Molly Grace dressed in matching themed outfits.

Justin Thomas wore a beekeeper costume, while little Molly was dressed as a bee. Jillian also matched her husband in a beekeeper outfit. Sharing the adorable family moment, Thomas joked in his caption:

“An almost 1 year old on Halloween means all the candy for mom and dad. Molly had us buzzin’ (I’ll see myself out)”

The couple tied the knot in November 2022 after dating for five years and welcomed their daughter Molly Grace in November 2024. Their dog Franklin also joined the family’s Halloween celebration this year.

Justin Thomas has been taking time off during the Fall season, enjoying family moments after a strong year on the PGA Tour. His 2025 season saw a major highlight when he won the RBC Heritage, marking his first victory since 2022.

The win was an emotional one for Thomas, who reflected on how much it meant to share the moment with his wife and daughter. Speaking to CBS’s Amanda Balionis after the win, he said:

“Winning is hard, it’s really, really hard. I’ve worked my butt off and stayed patient, stayed positive. I got a great wife, great team, and now a great daughter.”

At the time of his last victory at the 2022 PGA Championship at Southern Hills, Jillian was still his girlfriend and their daughter Molly had not yet been born.

Justin Thomas revisits the University of Alabama, calls it his ‘happy place’

During his fall break from competitive golf, Justin Thomas made a nostalgic return to his roots at the University of Alabama. The 32-year-old shared glimpses of his visit to the campus and its new golf facility, describing it as his “happy place.”

Justin Thomas, who graduated from Alabama in 2013 posted photos from his trip on Instagram on October 19. The post featured snapshots from the university’s upgraded golf setup, a Crimson Tide football game and moments with former teammates and friends.

"University of Alabama will always be my happy place. So much fun every time I’m lucky enough to go back," Thomas wrote, expressing his fondness for his alma mater while recalling the weekend filled with football, friends, and memories.

After spending some downtime away from the Tour Justin Thomas is set to return to competition at the Hero World Challenge scheduled for December 4–7. His last appearance came at the Procore Championship in September, where he finished 69th, following his participation in the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black which saw Team Europe edge the hosts 15–13.