Nick Price Wife: Who Is Nick Price Married To? (2026)
Zimbabwean golf legend Nick Price has been married to his wife, Sue Price, for decades. The couple lives in Hobe Sound, Florida, where Price has built a quiet post-tour life centered on family, golf course design, fishing, and hunting after a career that took him to world No. 1 and the World Golf Hall of Fame.
Who Is Sue Price?
Sue Price is the wife of three-time major champion Nick Price. She has stayed largely out of the public spotlight throughout her husband's career, but she is a regular presence at his side: Golf Channel reported that Price now travels extensively with Sue, fishing for Atlantic salmon in Iceland, visiting national parks across the western United States, and heading to the Bahamas to fish. Price has publicly credited her support, saying, "The stability I have in my life means everything to me. My family is like a rock. Sue has been so supportive. She's just a good person."
She has also been part of the family's golf life for years. Price played the PNC Championship with his son Gregory, and the family has long been based at McArthur Golf Club in Hobe Sound, a course Price co-designed.
Marriage Timeline
The Prices' exact wedding date is not publicly documented, but their long marriage spans Nick Price's entire prime on the PGA Tour. In 2009, when Price was 52, Golf Digest noted that he had stepped back from the main tour in part "wanting to spend more time with a growing family," listing his children Gregory, 17; Robyn, 15; and Kimberly, 12 at the time. Price turned 69 in January 2026 and is now fully enjoying retirement, telling Golf Channel, "I went all over the place when I was playing, but I never got to enjoy those places" — a sentiment that has made traveling with Sue a centerpiece of his post-competitive life.
Children
Nick and Sue Price have three children. Their son Gregory Price was born on August 9, 1991, and their daughters are Robyn Frances Price (born August 5, 1993) and Kimberly Rae Price (born September 9, 1996). Gregory has played golf alongside his father in the PNC Championship, the annual father-son team event held in Orlando, Florida.
Career Highlights
Nicholas Raymond Leige Price was born on January 28, 1957, in Durban, South Africa, and raised in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). He turned professional in 1977, joined the European Tour, and moved to the PGA Tour in 1983, winning his first PGA Tour event, the World Series of Golf, by four shots over Jack Nicklaus.
After nearly eight years without a PGA Tour win, Price became the dominant player of the mid-1990s. He won 18 PGA Tour events and three major championships: the 1992 PGA Championship, the 1994 PGA Championship, and the 1994 Open Championship. In the mid-1990s he reached No. 1 in the Official World Golf Ranking, won the Vardon Trophy for lowest scoring average in 1993 and 1997, and played on five Presidents Cup teams before captaining the International Team in 2013 and 2015. He was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2003, received the USGA's Bob Jones Award in 2005, and won on the PGA Tour Champions at the 2009 Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am. His nephew, Ray Price, is a former Zimbabwe national cricketer.
For more on his finances, see Nick Price's net worth and Nick Price's career earnings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Nick Price's wife?
Nick Price is married to Sue Price. The couple lives in Hobe Sound, Florida.
How many children does Nick Price have?
Nick and Sue Price have three children: Gregory, Robyn Frances, and Kimberly Rae.
How many major championships did Nick Price win?
Price won three majors: the 1992 and 1994 PGA Championships and the 1994 Open Championship.
Is Nick Price still playing professional golf?
He largely retired from the PGA Tour Champions after an elbow injury and now plays about 25 rounds a year, mostly with friends at McArthur Golf Club.
When was Nick Price inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame?
Nick Price was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2003.