PGA Championship winner Aaron Rai’s wife is also a golf star: ‘Beats me more times than I beat her’
Aaron Rai won the PGA Championship and shared a heartfelt moment with his wife, Gaurika Bishnoi, who is also a talented golfer. The couple, married since July 2025, often practices together and Rai admits that Bishnoi frequently beats him in their friendly competitions. Bishnoi has a successful career on the Ladies European Tour and has made headlines for her impressive skills on the golf course.
- ▪Aaron Rai won the PGA Championship on May 17, 2026.
- ▪His wife, Gaurika Bishnoi, is a successful golfer with eight wins on India's Hero Women's Pro Golf Tour.
- ▪The couple practices together and Rai acknowledges that Bishnoi often beats him in their contests.
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Golf PGA Championship winner Aaron Rai’s wife is also a golf star: ‘Beats me more times than I beat her’ By Christian Arnold Published May 17, 2026, 10:32 p.m. ET Aaron Rai and his wife, Gaurika Bishnoi, shared an emotional moment after he won the PGA Championship on Sunday. Following his victory, he went right over to his family and embraced his wife in a sweet scene that highlighted the connection between the couple. Between the pair, Rai isn’t the only golfer of the two, with Bishnoi also boasting a successful career of her own on the links. Bishnoi and Rai married in July 2025, and she has been able to boast of being one of the top Indian women’s golfers over the past decade.
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