Former Longhorn Jordan Spieth made Masters history this weekend after winning his first green jacket with a dominating, 18-under par performance.
The 21-year-old tied Tiger Woods' 72 hole record, while becoming the second youngest winner and the first wire-to-wire leader in decades.
But almost as impressive as his performance in Augusta is his new mansion in the exclusive Preston Hollow neighborhood of Dallas.
Situated on just under one acre, Spieth's five-bedroom, 7,378 square-foot estate boasts an elegant, well-equipped kitchen with 12-foot stone island and archway entry. Other spaces include a 288-bottle wine closet and a sizable media room.
Outside, the home has a swimming pool with spa and fountains next to a covered patio. The outdoor lounge comes with a summer kitchen and stone fireplace.
The Dallas native's new home also has, of course, plenty of space for a putting green.
This story originally appeared on Chron.com.
