Jordan Spieth, the three-time major champion and one of golf’s most celebrated stars, has a strong foundation off the course in his family life. His wife, Annie Verret Spieth, has been by his side since their teenage years, providing unwavering support through his professional highs and lows. Together, they are raising three young children, balancing the demands of PGA Tour life with parenthood.
Born in 1994 in Coppell, Texas, Annie Verret grew up in the Dallas area. She attended Ursuline Academy, an all-girls preparatory school, before pursuing higher education at Texas Tech University’s Rawls College of Business. A standout student, Annie graduated with a business degree and maintained a perfect 4.0 GPA, earning spots on the President’s Honor Roll multiple times.
After college, Annie built a career in event planning and nonprofit work. She has served as an event coordinator for The First Tee of Greater Dallas, an organization that uses golf to teach life skills to young people. Her professional experience also includes roles in retail and internships focused on community impact.
Jordan and Annie’s love story began in high school in Dallas, where they were sweethearts attending different schools—Jordan at Jesuit College Preparatory School and Annie at Ursuline Academy. Despite going to rival colleges (Jordan at the University of Texas and Annie at Texas Tech), their relationship endured the distance.
The couple got engaged over Christmas in 2017 and married in a private ceremony in Dallas on November 24, 2018. Their wedding was intimate, reflecting their preference for keeping personal milestones away from the spotlight.
Jordan and Annie have welcomed three children, all with names starting with “S,” creating a charming family pattern.
Their first child, son Sammy Spieth, was born on November 14, 2021. Sammy quickly became a familiar face at tournaments, often seen cheering on his dad.
Daughter Sophie Spieth arrived on September 12, 2023, adding even more joy to the household. Like her brother, Sophie has joined family traditions on the golf course.
In July 2025, the couple welcomed their third child, a son named Sully Spieth. Jordan announced the birth with a heartfelt family photo, captioning it about adding a “new member to the foursome.” The arrival came during a busy season for Jordan, but the family has embraced the excitement of having three children under four.
The Spieths are known for cherished traditions, like participating in the Par 3 Contest at the Masters Tournament. In 2025, Annie—pregnant with Sully at the time—joined Jordan, Sammy, and Sophie for the event, creating lasting memories.
Annie plays a key role in the Jordan Spieth Family Foundation, which supports children’s causes, special needs, and military families. The foundation was inspired in part by Jordan’s sister, Ellie, who has special needs. Together, Jordan and Annie channel their platform into meaningful charitable work while prioritizing family.
As of late 2025, the Spieths continue to navigate parenthood and professional golf, with Annie remaining a quiet but steadfast pillar of strength. Their story is one of enduring love, from high school sweethearts to a family of five, proving that some of Jordan’s greatest victories happen at home.
