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In just three years after turning pro, Jordan Spieth has become one of the most popular players on the PGA Tour. He has embraced all of his early success and has rocketed to become the face of the game this summer.
So, when you have a face of the game that you're proud of, what do you with it? You put it on a t-shirt of course, just as a group of fans in attendance at Whistling Straits has done.
Group of fans wearing these T-shirts at the PGA. Spieth's agent just grabbed an extra, promised to give it to Jordan. pic.twitter.com/9QhVUcH7gJ
— Ryan Lavner (@RyanLavnerGC) August 15, 2015
Group of fans wearing the Spieth For President t-shirts #pgachampionship pic.twitter.com/tywgJbsvZs
— Joaquin Sanchez (@JSanchezTWCN) August 15, 2015
The back of the shirt crosses out all the, uh, real contenders and apparently one of the proprietors gave one to Spieth's dad.
I'm all for customized shirts and, in time, a future Spieth campaign for president, but he's 13 years below the age requirement to put his name on the ballot. Good effort, though.
This isn't the first sign of superfandom we've seen this week. Some Tiger fans went beyond just wearing a T-shirt:
Gary C. Klein-Sheboygan Press Media via USA TODAY Sports