FORT WORTH, Texas — Jordan Spieth occasionally pulls that green jacket out of his closet and holds it like the great trophy that it is.
Back home in North Texas, Spieth will be introduced in consecutive weeks as the Masters champion to crowds filled with family and friends.
"It's where it really starts to hit me kind of what it means," Spieth said.
Spieth tees off Thursday at historic Colonial, and then next week at the Byron Nelson Championship where the Dallas native twice made the cut as a teenage amateur, even missing his high school graduation while playing a weekend round.