Jordan Spieth, a globally renowned golfer celebrated for his composed demeanor on the golf course, recently offered golf enthusiasts a glimpse into his personal life during an exclusive interview with Golf Digest.
In the candid conversation, part of Golf Digest’s series “Off Course with Jordan Spieth,” the three-time major champion divulged his preferences and pet peeves. When asked about his biggest pet peeve, Spieth candidly expressed his dislike for “teeing off last in my group,” admitting his impatience when others have the honors and he must wait.
Reflecting on his early career success, Spieth shared that his first significant purchase after securing his maiden Tour win was a townhome, symbolizing a transition from an apartment complex. This glimpse into his personal life showcases the young golfer’s practicality and ambition.
Spieth’s favorite follow on social media happens to be none other than NFL superstar Tom Brady. He conveyed his admiration for Brady, highlighting the significance of receiving recognition from a sports icon of that caliber.
Revealing a softer side, Spieth disclosed his favorite song, “7 Rings” by Ariana Grande, a track that often occupies his thoughts and isn’t shy about playing loudly in his car. This revelation humanizes the elite golfer, demonstrating his relatability.
Regarding his encounters with celebrity golfers, Spieth cited Tony Romo and Stephen Curry as his favorites. He commended Romo’s dedication to improving his game and acknowledged Curry’s continued excellence on the golf course.
Tiger Woods, a legend in the world of golf, emerged as a pivotal figure in Spieth’s journey. He credited Woods with being his most significant influence, describing how Woods’ prime coincided with the period when Spieth was falling in love with the game and striving for excellence. Spieth also acknowledged his father’s role in shaping his passion for golf.
Spieth’s golfing journey began at a tender age at the Brookhaven Country Club, and he soon made history by winning The US Junior Championship twice, a feat only previously achieved by Tiger Woods. His transition to professional golf in 2012 marked the beginning of a highly successful career, with 16 career victories, including 13 on the PGA Tour and three major championships.
