Who is Matt Kuchar’s Wife? All You Need to Know About the 9X PGA Tour Winner’s Life Partner

Matt Kuchar is one of the known names in the game of golf. The 45-year-old veteran has been hitting it off the tee since his teenage years. With 9 PGA Tour victories and many awards to his name, Kuchar is once again proving his exceptional skills. Matt Kuchar is currently playing at the World Wide Technology Championship in Mexico. Moreover, he is one of the leading golfers on the scoreboard.

As his notable comeback makes the news, the public is curious about his personal life and who has supported him throughout his inspiring career. Let’s meet his wife, Sybi Kuchar!

Who is Sybi Kuchar?

On June 1st, 1977, Sybi Kuchar was born in St. Simon Island, Georgia. Previously a Parker, Sybi changed her last name to Kuchar after getting married. Sybi’s parents are James Phillip Parker and Priscilla Ream Parker. The tennis player attended the honored college of the Georgia Institute of Technology. 

There the 46-year-old enjoyed her passion for tennis. Sybi was on the Yellow Jacket’s Tennis team and pursued the same with her administration degree. She met her husband, Matt Kuchar, on the same campus of Georgia Tech where Kuchar was playing on the golf team.

The couple started dating after graduating in 2002. A year later, both tied the knot at a private hunting course, Cabin Bluff. The venue is designed by Davis Love III and resides on the border of Florida and Georgia. Kuchar, in an exclusive with PGATOUR.com, expressed that while studying, they were extremely busy with their sports and everything, and they did not have time to date. 

However, in 2002, “We started communicating and it quickly lead to dating and quickly lead to marriage. I think it was within a year we were married before we got back together. We were very close in school. I think both of us were pretty occupied with our sport and with school as well. We would go out and hang out, but not a whole lot of dating.”After graduating with an administration degree, Sybi moved to California and taught it to others for a while. In 2010, Kuchar explained that Sybi stopped playing tennis, however, he encouraged her to pursue her passion.

The 9xPGA Tour winner praised his wife, saying, “She is a better player when we play matches. She wears me out with baseline rallies. If I could get up to net and close a point out, that’s what I do.” Kuchar and Sybi have gone on to win the consolation title at the USTA National Husband and Wife Doubles Championship in 2009. Coincidentally, Kuchar’s father, Peter Kuchar, was also a tennis player, and that indicates his liking for the sport. 

The couple welcomed their first son in 2007, Cameron Cole, and after 2 years, their youngest, Carson Wright, in 2009. The couple have been together for two decades now. Even when Kuchar faced career slumps and low phases his wife was always by his side.

Sybi Kuchar caddying as a side quest

While Sybi Kuchar remains off of social media and the public eye, she has always accompanied her husband. In 2020, Matt Kuchar parted with his long-time caddie John Wood. Sybi took his place and caddied for her husband. Furthermore, Sybi caddied for Zach Johnson at the Mayakoba Classic in 2018 when his caddie could not bear the heat and humidity. 

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Although Kuchar and Johnson were rivals, the 45-year-old said, “I knew Sybi was in the crowd, I knew she had caddied for me before and was friendly with Zach Johnson, and figured she would be good to handle it, and Zach would go easy on her.” 

Additionally, Sybi Kuchar is involved with various charities and one of them is Camp Twin Lakes. A charity for special needs children with detrimental health issues. Another charity the couple supports is Ronald McDonald House Charity, which builds temporary homes for parents away from their children receiving treatment in the hospital. 

The couple has been together for quite some time now and Kuchar has won various titles as Sybi, his cheerleader. With a strong bond that passed the test of time, Matt Kuchar might win his tenth PGA Tour while claiming victory in El Cardonal at Diamante, Mexico.

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