Jordan Spieth's biggest prize for winning the Masters – telling his sister he won

Posted Apr 13, 2015
Of all the wonders and joys that will come with winning the Masters, perhaps the best for Jordan Spieth will be telling his sister, Ellie. The golf world has marveled all week at Spieth's poise, his perspective, his whole persona, and a lot of that comes from being around Ellie, who is 14. She is a special-needs child, and her journey has served as a touchstone for her older brother's life. (Yahoo! Sports)

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