Jordan Spieth recalls man trying to extort Masters tickets out of him in wild story

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How far would you go to acquire tickets to The Masters? Would you attempt to extort a Masters champion, like Jordan Spieth? 

That’s what Spieth said happened to him following his 2015 win at Augusta National, which was the first of his three majors that year.

Spieth was moving houses and a man had purchased his old one from him. But Golfweek’ had Spieth tell the story about how the man found some precious valuables in a safe that Spieth forgot to bring with him in the move. 

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Jordan Spieth of the United States plays his shot from the third tee during the second round of THE PLAYERS Championship on THE PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass on March 10, 2023 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.  (Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)

Spieth asked if the man if he could retrieve them, but this is where the story gets odd. 

"When I moved houses in 2015, I left a few things in a safe like my high school ring," Spieth began. "He said he’ll return them if and only if I’d go over to their house for dinner and he could have Masters badges for the week. I was like, ‘No, think you should just return it because it was the right thing to do.’

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"I think what ended up happening is I said, yeah, we’ll figure out a time to get together, could my mom just pick it up because I was out of town. She did and I just haven’t done anything. The guy is pretty upset. He’s left a note at our gate."

For those that are unaware of how hard it is to get passes for Masters Week at Augusta, the lengths some golf fans go to walk the