Golf WAGs reunited! Jena Sims Koepka makes light-hearted dig at PGA Tour rival Layna Finau - as they embrace ahead of watching their husbands at The Masters

Jena Sims Koepka has shared a reunion video on social media after meeting up with friend and fellow golf WAG Layna Finau.

Sims Koepka, who is married to American golfer Brooks Koepka, took to Instagram to post a creative reel of herself and Finau running towards each other, embracing before breaking out into laughter.

Koepka, a five-time Major winner, and Sims Kopeka have been married since 2022 and have a son, Crew, together. Finau, meanwhile, married Tony Finau in 2012 and has five children with the golfer.

There is somewhat of a rivalry between the two women's husbands, with Koepka playing in the breakaway LIV Tour whilst Finau has remained with the PGA Tour, though they will both take part in the upcoming event of The Masters.

Sims Koepka made a light-hearted reference to the matter in the reel, which was captioned 'Missed ya', accompanied by a kissing face emoji.

Jena Sims Koepka has shared a reunion video on social media after meeting up with friend and fellow golf WAG Layna Finau

Sims Koepka, a model, aimed a light-hearted dig about the LIV Tour's rivalry with the PGA Tour

She had previously shared snaps of the Team USA golf WAGS during the Ryder Cup last year

The start of the video can see Sims Koepka sat in a car and lowering her glasses, seemingly looking out the window of the car.

The subtitles read: 'The first time of the year LIV wives face the PGA tour wives,' with the video teasing tension before an emotional embrace.

Both women have made no secret of their friendship, often meeting up during tournaments and commenting on each other's social media posts.

The Masters will see the LIV and PGA players meet up for the first time this year, with 13 players from the LIV tour to take part in the competition, including Koepka.

The 33-year-old has expressed that the majority of competitors from both tours still get on, with controversy rising from the LIV being backed by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.

'The one thing that was always annoying to me since all this started is that all the guys were cool with each other,' he told The Mirror this week, despite various golfers, including Rory McIlroy, speaking out against the Tour.

'99.9 per cent were happy with each other. I was having conversations with Rory, JT [Justin Thomas] .We would all talk to each other. [Patrick] Cantlay, it didn’t matter, we all talked.'

He did however express confusion over a potential merger, adding: 'Nobody knows. We don’t know on our side, they don’t know on their side.'

His attention, however, is on winning The Masters on the back of being the only LIV golfer to take part in the Ryder Cup last year.

Brooks Kopeka (left) is preparing to take part in The Masters - he is one of just 13 LIV players taking part

Finau is married to PGA Tour star Tony Finau (right) though remains good friends with Sims Koepka

Finau and Koepka have been team-mates on a number of occasions despite now being on rival and clashing tours

Sims Kopeka, meanwhile, is a model, and spoke to the Daily Mail last year about how she keeps her relationship with Koepka strong despite the pair's busy schedules.

'We've taken one trip without Crew [the couple's son]. It was very, very hard to leave him, but we have to prioritize our relationship,' she said late last year.

'It was definitely needed at the time. I just think that, we are the CEOs of this whole operation, and both of us have to be happy and in a healthy relationship so that Crew can see that and grow up with two loving parents.'

Layna works in the media and had been working at PEOPLE since 2022.