Jordan Spieth is still one of the most talented players in the game, and, still only 31, you think, there are many huge wins and more Ryder Cup appearances.
Here we looked at the three major champions carefully.
born? Spieth was born on July 27, 1993 in Dallas, and he has an older sister, Ellie and his brother, Steven. He grew up at Brookhaven Country Club, and PGA Tour professionals Scott Verplank, Brian Watts and Andrew Magee also started.
Rotate professional? Spieth enjoys a glittering amateur career, which includes two American junior amateurs and the 2011 Royal Aberdeen Walker Cup. At the University of Texas, he helped his team win the NCAA championship and was Player of the Year. Before becoming a professional player, he played for Byron Nelson in 2010, where he finished 16th. The following year, he added 32nd.
He will also play in the 2012 U.S. Open, where he is a low-level amateur who became the world's number one amateur and signed five of eight layoffs on the PGA Tour. He then turned professional in December 2012 in his sophomore year. In the second month, he signed with Under Armour.
The first winner? During his rookie season, Spieth (still only 19) took John Deere's classic on the fifth hole against defending champions Zach Johnson and Canadian David Hearn. He dug out of the green shelter on the 72nd hole to make it rated for time. This makes him the first junior champion since 1931 Ralph Guldahl and the fourth smallest PGA Tour champion, who will be opening in Muirfield the following week. He finished the season in seventh place on the currency list.
Married? Spieth and his high school lover Annie Verret were engaged in 2017 and married in Dallas in November of the following year. They now have a son Sammy and daughter Sophie and look forward to a third child later this year.
car? Spieth's mansion has very much room for 12 cars, and the last half takes up half of the space. There is a BMW i3 electric motor, Ford F150, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Cadillac Esverard, Mercedes-Benz CL and Toyota 4Runner. Spieth bought the Dallas house from Hunter Mahan, which also includes a basketball half court, golf simulator, gym and infinity pool.
Favorite sports team? Spieth is a talented baseball player who is a big fan of the Texas Rangers. He also revealed that he had a special liking for the Red Sox when throwing the first court in a Red Sox V Yankees game. “After my ranger, I took root in the Red Sox. I mean. Not only because I'm here. I'm always rooting in the Yankees.”
Among the 49ers who own Leeds United, he is also good friend Justin Thomas and an investor.
income? Spieth has earned more than $60 million in courses since 2013, excluding over $10 million from the 2015 FedEx rankings. He has been in Under Armour's courses since Turning Pro, otherwise he has made various deals with AT&T, Rolex and NetJets, among others. His net worth is estimated to be about $120 million.
device? He has always played the Titleist club and is a regular poster boy for the manufacturer along with Justin Thomas. He plays a ProV1X ball, TSR2 driver and T100 iron. Of course there are Vokey wedges.
“I have trusted title-based golf and clubs since my junior year. They are the best in the business and I always knew my equipment would be the way I wanted to serve through the green,” he said.
The biggest achievement? His 2015 season may still be one of the most underrated seasons of all time. He won the Masters with a 18-shot victory and then he won the U.S. Open two months later. He was in the spotlight at St Andrews, who played the playoffs after shooting at Road Hole in the playoffs. Then, on the PGA in the Whistle Channel, he was Jason Day's second time – ww-4-2. He now has three majors after his ridiculous end at the Birkdale Open in 2017.
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