The 'Golden Child' of Dallas, Jordan Spieth burst onto the golf scene in spectacular style and looks set to add to his current tally of three Majors after a big return to form in 2021 following a dip.
When he lifted the Claret Jug at the Open in 2017, Spieth emulated Jack Nicklaus in having won three of the four Majors before his 24th birthday.
Spieth lost his way for a couple of seasons but bounced back to something close to his best with a victory in the 2021 Valero Texas Open and a pair of top threes in the Majors.
Amateur career
Turning Pro
That victory not only granted Spieth full status as a PGA Tour member but also qualified him for the 2013 Open, PGA Championship and the 2014 Masters.
Becoming world number one
Third major followed by a winless streak
Spieth suffered a monumental collapse at the 2016 Masters when he built a five stroke final round lead only to drop six shots in just three holes to wind up finishing second.
The following year witnessed an improvement with two more victories ahead of his trip across the Atlantic to the Open Championship.
Spieth blasted his way to an early lead at Royal Birkdale but might have had fears that another major was slipping away when his final round started to go awry, in particularly spectacular fashion on the 13th hole.
After the Open win, Spieth suffered an inexplicably barren run both on the tour and in Majors.
Jordan Spieth's personal life
Jordan Spieth's net worth
After a phenomenal start to his professional career that included big-money major wins and a FedExCup triumph, Spieth has done well for himself in garnering an estimated net worth of $110million.