Jordan Spieth Buys Hunter Mahan’s Dallas Mansion

In June of 2014, Hunter Mahan decided to put his Dallas mansion up for sale.  The house would sit on the market for some time, unable to find a proper buyer.

Then Jordan Spieth happened.

This past December, the golf wunderkind snatched up the former Mahan residence for a reported $7 million, roughly $2.5 million less than the original asking price.

So what exactly is Jordan getting for his money? Let’s take a look!

First, this pool:

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Not to mention an indoor basketball court, complete with functioning scoreboard:

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A full-blown man cave, which naturally includes a golf simulator and ping-pong table:

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As well as a state-of-the-art gym:

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I know what you’re asking yourself:  “That’s all cool, but does it have a mural of Magnolia Lane so it feels like you’re driving into Augusta National as you enter a 12-car garage?”

Yes.  Yes it does.

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You can get the full details of the house here, but here are a few more highlights of the 22-year-old’s new crib.

It has a glass wine cellar as part of the dining room.

It has a glass mural as a wall in one of the massive bathrooms.

The master closet has a sink and refrigerator, just because, I imagine.

It also has a “Grill Room.”  Which is exactly what it sounds like, a room designed specifically for grilling.  Naturally, the Grill Room is also equipped with a beer fridge.

Finally, it has a den/office previously dedicated to Hunter’s trophies.  Probably the one room in the house that will not need to be expanded.

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