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Jordan Spieth's son Sammy tears it up

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Sammy, 3, hit a powerful tee shot as the PGA Tour player proudly looked on, as seen in a video posted by the Masters X account.
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Jordan Spieth sinks a long birdie putt from 41 feet to open his Masters round on the first hole.

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