Russell Henley wife: Who is the PGA Tour golfer married to? Meet Teil Duncan
PGA Tour golfer Russell Henley is married to talented artist Teil Duncan. This is everything you need to know about the couple.
PGA Tour pro Russell Henley is married to Teil Duncan.
Their love story began when they first met at Teil's sister's wedding more than a decade ago.
The couple got engaged in 2014 and exchanged vows a year later in Charleston, South Carolina.
They currently reside in Georgia with their three children.
The Henleys have two daughters named Ruth and Jane and one son called Robert.
Teil is frequently spotted supporting her husband at PGA Tour events.
She has already punched her ticket to Bethpage in New York for the 2025 Ryder Cup after husband Henley automatically qualified for Keegan Bradley's team.
The 2025 Ryder Cup will mark Henley's debut in the biennial dust-up against Europe.
Henley did represent the United States at the 2024 Presidents Cup where he performed admirably (3-1-0) during America's dominant seven-point victory.
Henley surged to a career-high fourth in the world rankings in August 2025.
He won his fifth career PGA Tour title at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in March 2025.
D.O.B | 12.04.89 |
Place of birth | Macon, Georgia |
Height | 6ft 0ins (1.83m) |
Weight | 170lb (77kg) |
Residence | Columbus |
Spouse | Teil Duncan |
Children | 3 |
PGA Tour wins | 5 |
Major wins | 0 |
Best finish at a major | T4 at 2024 Masters |
More information about about Teil Duncan
Teil is a distinguished artist.
She pursued her passion for art at Auburn University, where she earned a bachelor's degree.
Teil currently practices as a full-time painter, focusing on subjects like animals, pool scenes, and still life compositions.
She describes her work as a balance between realism and loose abstraction, aiming to create compositions that resonate with a wide audience.
In addition to her painting, Teil has authored a book titled "The Color Teil: Life, Work, and Inspiration."
See some pictures of Russell and Teil below:
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