JUSTIN THOMAS will be trying to win his second PGA Championship.

Jillian Wisniewski will cheer him on from the stands. She was there when he won the title in 2017.

Who is Jillian Wisniewski

Jillian was born in 1993 and graduated from the University of Kentucky with a BA degree in Journalism.

Before joining McGarry Bowen, she worked in the TV department at her university before becoming the Production Business Manager at McGarry Bowen.

Jillian was there to witness her boyfriend's major win in 2017. But it was only a small victory.

She was supposed be in the air at that time, and had to leave before competition ended. However, she changed her flight at the last moment after his incredible performance.

Thomas stated that he felt like he was going to win. My girlfriend was due to fly out at 7:15pm. I thought it was strange. I said, "You need to change your flight to later. I feel like this is something I want to do." It's something I know I can do.

How long have they been together?

They have been together since 2016; they regularly update their social media accounts.

Thomas is an avid traveler and Jillian is based in Chicago.

What was Thomas's performance during the 2021 Tournament of Champions Champion?

Thomas, who had missed a putt at the Hawaii event, uttered a homophobic word under his breath on January 9.

The microphones picked up his foul language.

Thomas will likely be fined for conduct that is not professional. However, the PGA Tour doesn't disclose any conduct punishments.

He would accept an apology, acknowledging that his behavior was "inexcusable."

Justin & Jillian

He said, "First of all, I apologize. He said: "First off, I just apologize.

"I am a mature man and there is no reason for me say anything like that. It's terrible.

"I am extremely embarrassed. It isn't who I am.

"Unfortunately, it was me and I must admit it. I am very sorry."

Thomas said, "It's terrible. It's impossible to say it any other way.

"I must do better. I must be better. It is definitely an educational experience.

"I just... I deeply apologize to everyone and anyone who I offended. I'll be happier because of it."

According to the PGA Tour, Justin's comments were unacceptable.

What was Thomas's take on the 2020 Masters?

After getting lost in translation, Thomas accidentally said to Scott Van Pelt, "I love you", after he had misunderstood his words.

After the second round, the golfer tied for first place in 2020 Masters. He was being questioned by ESPN.

Van Pelt ended the interview by telling the American golfer that he would be back to see CBS' Jim Nantz on Sunday for an interview.

This would have meant that he had won The Green Jacket.

The Kentuckian replied, "I love your."

He quickly added, "I would love to."

Thomas finished fourth in the tournament.