Justin Thomas, the two-time major champion, is hitting his stride on the golf course just when it matters most. Despite recent struggles, he's found form and even held a three-shot lead at the Valspar Championship before Viktor Hovland claimed victory. Thomas hasn't tasted a win since the 2022 PGA Championship at Southern Hills, but his iron play remains top-notch and his putting is improving. At The Players', won by Rory McIlroy, Thomas shot a record-breaking 10-under-par 62 to bounce back from a disappointing first round.
Off the course, Thomas finds comfort in his stunning mansion in Jupiter, Florida, a haven for golfers. His luxurious home was showcased in the second season of Netflix's 'Full Swing' docuseries. The golfer moved into his impressive new £10million ($13.5 m) property after the CJ Cup in October 2022. He bought the house from a West Palm Beach plastic surgeon who had previously paid $3.1 million for the original property, only to demolish it and build the house that Thomas now calls home.
He joined an elite neighbourhood that's home to golfing greats like Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka, Rickie Fowler, and the legendary Tiger Woods. The area is a magnet for PGA Tour and LIV Golf stars, boasting 80 golf courses within a mere 20 miles of Thomas' new abode.
In light of his recent property upgrade, Thomas is putting his former Jupiter residence on the market for a cool $3.65 million. The tweet from Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) on April 24, 2023, showcases the golfer's real estate moves, highlighting the abundance of golfing facilities and the fact that over 30 PGA members call Jupiter their home.
The newly-acquired Thomas estate spans 0.8 acres and features a grand 7,600 square feet of living space, complete with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a swimming pool set within its grounds, and a private dock stretching along 100 feet of prime waterfront.
Beyond the sheer opulence and strategic location, Thomas cherishes the tranquility the riverfront property offers. In the sixth episode of 'Full Swing' season two, he expressed his fondness for the setting: "It's just so relaxing. It kind of eases your mind a little bit and make you not think about everything else that's going on."
Thomas, who relocated to the stunning residence shortly after securing his second PGA Championship title, is a member of both Jack Nicklaus' The Bear's Club and Michael Jordan's Grove XXIII. With over 30 PGA Tour members residing in Jupiter, the 15-time PGA Tour winner is certainly in the right locale for a professional golfer.
With nearly $60 million (£47.25m) in PGA Tour earnings, Thomas is pursuing success and legacy. He will be eager to maintain his career resurgence when he tees off at The Masters - the season's first major.
The 2025 Masters is scheduled to take place at Augusta National from April 10-13.
This article originally appeared on
