Tim Herron Wife Ann Herron Is Raising Three Sons

Tim Herron is married to his wife Ann Herron and the couple reside in Wayzata, Minnesota. 

Ann has maintained a low profile, and Tim has separated his personal and professional life. She has made a rare appearance on media and kept a safe distance from social networking sites.

However, Mrs. Herron is always there to cheer for her family during their big games. The golfer's spouse marked her attendance in their son Carson's match in New Jersey along with her husband and their kids, per an article by David Shefter in the United States Golf Association on the 12th of August 2022.

Tim And Ann Have Three Children

Ann has blessed her husband with three sons, Carson Herron, Mick Herron, and Patrick Herron.

Mick and P.J. are Tim's youngest children and are 16-year-old twins. Carson is the eldest son, who is 20 years old and has caught onto his family's legacy. 

Herron influenced his firstborn to pursue golf from a young age by handing him a club while he was a toddler. However, the younger Herron never felt the pressure from his father and played the sport wholeheartedly for himself.

The 20-year-old is an amateur golfer attending the University of New Mexico, majoring in business. He loves working out, playing sports, and fishing. The athlete was a five-year golf letterman at Minnetonka High School. Furthermore, he placed second at the Minnesota Boys PGA Junior Championship and graduated with distinction.

Tim is the third generation in his family to pursue a PGA career.

The golfing among Herrons started with his grandfather Carson Herron, whose father shares the same name. The senior Carson played in the 1934 U.S. Open and won state titles in Iowa and Minnesota.

Likewise, his son played in the 1963 U.S. Open. Similarly, the 52-year-old is a four-time PGA Tour winner and his child, the namesake of his parents is the fourth-generation golfer in his household. 

His sister Alissa is a three-time Minnesota Amateur champion who won the 1999 U.S. Mid-Amateur, and the siblings serve as each other's caddies. She also represents her brother and other professionals as a sports management company's vice president.

In addition, the youngest Carson's maternal grandfather John Paulson and paternal grandfather played at the University of Minnesota in the 1960s, qualifying for the 1991 U.S. Senior Open.