Inside Jordan Spieth’s £5.6million mansion as he’s denied chance to boost £95m net worth
Golf star Jordan Spieth has missed out on the Arnold Palmer Invitational, but the three-time major winner will watch the event from his luxury mansion.
Jordan Spieth will be spending time at his luxurious Dallas after not making the cut for the Arnold Palmer Invitational. The 31-year-old has recently made a comeback from a wrist injury that impacted his game for a considerable period of time last year.
The three-time major winner did manage T4 at the Phoenix Open and T9 at last weekend’s Cognizant Classic. Unfortunately, these encouraging results were not enough for Spieth to be picked for the prestigious Arnold Palmer Invitational and compete for its hefty £3.15million ($4m) grand prize. “I’m bummed not to be there next week,” he told SBNation. “It’s been a great, great place for me, and I really wish I was getting that start, but I needed to play better injured golf last year, I guess.”
While missing the PGA Tour event clearly disappoints Spieth, it allows him to watch the tournament from the luxury of his sprawling home in Dallas, Texas. He burst onto the golfing scene with victories at the Masters and US Open in 2015 and then completed that year by winning the Tour Championship.
This majestic 10,000-square-foot house boasts five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, multiple lounging areas, an elegant dining room, and a kitchen equipped for professional catering. Living with his wife Annie and their two children, Samuel and Sophie, Spieth has ensured his love for sport is reflected in their home.
The property includes a basketball half-court and a golf simulator, which allows Spieth to perfect his game from the comfort of his home. A well-equipped gym is also on-site to help him maintain peak physical condition.
The mansion also features an infinity pool alongside several gardens and various outdoor lounging spots, including a fire pit for the family’s relaxation and enjoyment. According to Celebritynetworth.com, Spieth is valued at approximately £95m ($120m) thanks to his professional achievements and endorsement deals.
The property includes a basketball half-court and a golf simulator, which allows Spieth to perfect his game from the comfort of his home. A well-equipped gym is also on-site to help him maintain peak physical condition.
While the golfer has spared no expense on the family home, he has also treated himself to several expensive cars. His 12-car garage includes a Mercedes-Benz CLS, Cadillac Escalade, BMW i3, Jeep Grand Cherokee, and Ford F150.
