Thomas and Spieth’s adorable friendship
Jordan Spieth showed that friendship is paramount following Justin Thomas’ PGA Championship win on Sunday.
The American pair have been friends since early childhood and no doubt shared many a moment on the practice green draining putts pretending to win major championships.
After just a few years playing professionally, Spieth left his friend in the dust, racking up three majors. But on Sunday at Quail Hollow, it was finally Thomas’ turn in the spotlight.
Spieth was on hand at the final green to congratulate his buddy after the maiden win and even threw in a buttslap while Thomas was on his way to hand in his card…
Jordan Spieth sneaks in the congratulatory slap on the ass for Justin Thomas pic.twitter.com/GrnJn5gHRp
— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) August 13, 2017
In a sporting world where winning is everything, it is refreshing to see these two have not let results get between them.
Justin and Jordan.
From minors to majors. 🏆🏆 pic.twitter.com/vmcZX4b6BX
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) August 13, 2017
If that doesn’t leave you feeling a bit warm and fuzzy inside, then please check your pulse.
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