Take a tour inside Jordan Spieth’s stunning $7.1m home including basketball court, infinity pool & golf simulator
FOR Jordan Spieth, there really is no place like home. The Texas native, 29, is a devoted family man and spends his time recharging from the course at a stunning $7.1million Dallas mansion. Spieth turned pro in 2012 but garnered worldwide attention three years later, winning The Masters and US Open to become the most celebrated young US golfer since Tiger Woods.
And those big-money victories allowed the Texan – then in his early 20s – to splash out on a forever home in the city where he grew up.
The house has an excellent golfing pedigree, having been the former castle of PGA Tour veteran Hunter Mahan and his wife Kandi.
GOLF SIMULATOR AND BASKETBALL COURT
Mahan revealed to Dallas News: [The house] has like a bachelor pad feel to it, even though didn’t design it that way.
“It’s gated, it’s got great people there. It’s secluded.
“I know Jordan doesn’t like to live a secluded life, but he needs to. I know he’s having a great time with it.”
Spieth lives in the picturesque mansion with his high school sweetheart wife Annie and their young son Sammy.
He has now racked up three Major victories – aiming for No4 at this year’s Masters – is estimated to be worth a staggering $110m.
You can see where the money has gone in Spieth’s stunning digs, which he has nicknamed the ‘Iceberg House’.
There’s plenty of space outside the property, with a luxurious infinity pool situated in the gardens for those hot Dallas days.
And Spieth has exclusive access to nearby private-jet ports, with the golfer regularly clocking up the air miles to tournaments all over the world.
But it’s inside where the magic really happens, with the mansion boasting over 10,000sq-feet worth of comfort.
ACCESS TO PRIVATE JET PORTS
High ceilings give the illusion of open plan living, with the property featuring five huge bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
There’s also a massive golfing simulator set up for Spieth to practice his swing without even having to step out the front door.
Spieth is a practicing Catholic and has long talked about the importance of family.
And the presence of a basketball court in the basement will be a huge plus for younger brother Steven, who played hoops in college for Brown Bears.
