Playing his golf all over the world on the LIV Golf tour for the Torque GC team as well as on the Asian Tour, Carlos Ortiz is enjoying a fairly successful campaign.
He joined LIV in 2022 and won his maiden event in Texas in 2024.
Previously spending his career on the PGA Tour, he made 92 of 161, won over $7.7m and recorded his only victory at the 2020 Vivint Houston Open.
Away from golf, the Mexican tied the knot with his long-term partner, Hayley Thompson Ortiz, on the 10th December 2017. The pair got married in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico and have four young children together.
Ortiz and Thompson first met in their youth at the University of North Texas, where they reportedly dated for years. A true love story.
Since then, she has travelled and supported her husband all over the world, sharing many of their moments together on her Instagram, @thehaleyortiz.
Based in Dallas, she is also an artist, posting some of her work on her social media. A highlight of her work did appear on her Instagram account but she has since taken that down.
Although Thompson regularly shares photos of herself and her family travelling the world with Ortiz, it appears the couple generally keep key details of their private life out of the public eye.
She was in Houston when the Mexican won his maiden LIV event, sharing on Instagram, "There isn't anyone I know more disciplined than @carlosortizgolf - it was only a matter of time, TE AMO. Houston is always so good to us!"
Along with her interest in art, she has shared videos of her playing the guitar and singing, although other details of Thompson's interests are very limited.
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