As Rahm participates in the 2021 Masters Tournament, starting on April 8 (though the 11^th), he has a net worth of about $13 million. said Livesportworld.com.

The golfer could have easily missed the iconic contest to watch his first child come into the world. “I’ve talked about it before and we’ve talked about it with her (his wife, Kelley),” he said to Golf Week in February (posted by The Augusta Chronicle). “No matter where I am and what I’m doing, if the phone rings I’m flying back, and I’m going back home to be there for the birth of my son. Before anybody asks, yes, if I’m at Augusta and I’m playing well and she starts getting, you know, starts, I’m flying back. I would never miss the birth of my first-born in a million years.”

Luckily for golf fans, his son, Kepa Cahill Rahm, decided to make his appearance on April 3, as Rahn announced on his Instagram. 

So far the best player Spain has produced is Seve Ballesteros, who won 87 titles, including the Open (1979, 1984 and 1988) and the Masters (1980, 1983), according to his 2011 obituary in The Guardian. Will Rahm surpass that legacy one day? Rahm commented about comparisons to his idol when talking to the The Guardian in 2019: “I’ve said it many times, as a Spanish player, as a Spaniard, any time you have the chance to put your name on a list where there’s only one name and that name is Seve, it’s pretty impactful.”