Golfer Rory McIlroy was seen taking a well-earned break this week.

The Northern Irishman was spotted partying on the French Riviera after his triumph at the Masters earlier this year.

He was caught letting loose at a beach club in Saint Tropez in a social media video shared by a fan. 

Emerald ecstasy: McIlroy finally slipped into a Green Jacket after his Masters win in April

And the five-time major winner, 35, couldn’t resist a humble brag when the fan asked him: ‘Where’s the Green Jacket?’

The fan first attempted to shout to McIlroy over the loud thumping music before typing out his question to the golfer on his phone.

McIlroy immediately lit up when he spotted the message, pointing to the supporter and letting out a laugh.

The PGA Tour star, who clutched a glass of white wine in his hand, pried himself away from the dancefloor and made his way over to the fan.

McIlroy, who looked relaxed figure in a black button-down shirt, swimming trunks and a backwards white cap, then claimed his Green Jacket was ‘on the yacht’ before sharing a laugh with the fan.

The golfer then returned to his partying as he was captured bouncing up and down and waving his arm to the beat.

Champions of The Masters receive a coveted Green Jacket. However, the prestigious prize must be returned to Augusta National Golf Club 12 months after their triumph where it is kept in the clubhouse until their yearly return for the major championship.

McIlroy appeared to be partying with some friends as he was seen with his arm wrapped around a man’s shoulders.

However, there was no sign of wife Erica Stoll in the clip and it is unclear if she and their daughter Poppy have joined McIlroy in the South of France.

McIlroy was overcome with emotion in April after he finally won The Masters in a dramatic playoff against Ryder Cup teammate Justin Rose.

Suits you: McIlroy joked his Green Jacket was on his ‘yacht’ as he partied in Saint Tropez this week

Fading form: The PGA Tour star failed to replicate his success at the remaining three majors

He finally slayed his demons at Augusta National to complete the career Grand Slam after 11 years.

Following a turbulent year off the course, he emerged from a chaotic final round of the 2025 Masters a champion and toasted the long-awaited end to his Masters drought with Erica, 37, and Poppy.

However, he has failed to come close at any of the remaining majors this year. He finished tied-47th at the PGA Championship in May and tied-19th at the U.S. Open last month, sparking concerns about his struggles.

He failed to chase down his biggest rival Scottie Scheffler at The Open last week, managing to just finish in the top 10 in a share of seventh.