VIDEO: Jordan Spieth honored with mosaic made of 24,152 golf balls
Jordan Spieth became a household name across the globe in 2015.
His historic season, which included wins at the Masters and the U.S. Open, vaulted him all the way to No. 1 in the World Golf Rankings. The 22-year-old captured $12 million in earnings and a $10-million bonus for winning the FedEx Cup before being named PGA Tour Player of the Year.
In honor of Spieth's phenomenal year, a giant mosaic made out of 24,152 golf balls was assembled in downtown Dallas.
Spieth had 6,080 strokes on the PGA Tour this year. Four times as many golf balls needed for the mosaic. https://t.co/50cBxRgwLj
— Doug Ferguson (@dougferguson405) October 28, 2015
The mosaic, which was put together by AT&T, will be open to the public for viewing until Oct. 29. It will then be taken down and the golf balls will be donated to The First Tee and the Northern Texas PGA.