What Jordan Spieth gets up to in his fancy house

​He's earned multiple millions this year on his way to bagging the Masters, The US Open and the FedExCup. Not to mention the $25 million through endorsements. So, he's entitled to buy himself a fancy pad. Here it is: Jordan's 7,400 square-foot Preston Hollow home in Dallas. And what he gets up to of a day time...

This is where Jordan comes to play 'Shark-Sharky Chase-Chase'

What $2.2million gets you in Dallas:

- Five bedrooms, 5.5 baths.

Some of the amenities include:

- Two 12 ft. stone islands in chef's kitchen.

- 288-bottle wine closet

- Media room

- Game room

- Office with two story ceilings and panelled doors leading to computer work stations.

This is where Jordan comes to do his 'thinking time' and plot the downfall of the McIlroy-Day cartel

In January this year, Spieth signed a 10-year deal with Under Armour through 2025. In 2014 he reportedly earned $12.3 million overall with about $6 million from off-course business deals. His other endorsement partners Under Armour, AT&T, Titleist, Rolex, Perfect Sense Digital, NetJets and SuperStroke Grips.

This is where Jordan comes when he is interested in cooking himself a sausage for his tea.

After he won the Masters, Spieth famously said: “I'm certainly looking forward to some rest. I probably won't touch a club for a few days. I'm going to kind of settle in at home.”

And that's just what he did. He made himself comfortable and had the odd daydream about winning the Grand Slam one day. The house is obviously a lucky charm as Jordan won the US Open soon after he bought the place, and was a putt away from the play-offs in the two remaining majors.

This is the corridor Jordan often uses to walk through on his way to the kitchen in order to make his packed lunch for golf the next day.

“After winning a major championship, you better believe that you're playing as good or better than anybody in the world" said Jordan. "So why would that stop? I'm not going to sit there and stop practicing or stop working and party or anything.”

This is where Jordan comes to make his packed lunch for later. His favourite is a marmite sandwich, a tin of Barbecue flavoured Pringles, an apple, and a can of Mountain Dew. (The Marmite is thoughtfully brought to him by Brooks Koepka when Brooks is away playing in the UK on the European Tour).

Jordan explaining to the press how, on occasion, he'll make a double decker Marmite sandwich in case his caddie Michael Grella wants some.

This where Jordan likes to sit down with a copy of the Wall Street Journal and eat his sausages. Sometimes he will cook an extra sausage at tea time and put it in the fridge over night so he can have a sneaky cold sausage breakfast. But only if no one is looking.

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