Three-time major winner Jordan Spieth was full of praise for Ludvig Aberg after he won the Genesis Invitational, but he hopes he is not paired with the Swede again anytime soon

Spieth revealed the news while discussing how he spent his time away from the PGA Tour to recover from a wrist injury.

Jordan Spieth and his wife Annie are thrilled to announce they're expecting their third child. The couple, who already share a three-year-old son Sammy and a one-year-old daughter Sophie, are looking forward to welcoming another addition to their family in July.

Pro golfer Jordan Spieth and his wife Annie are expecting their third baby together, sharing the news on 'The Smylie Show.'

Jordan Spieth has made his return to the PGA Tour after wrist surgery with a promising result at the WM Phoenix Open, and he also has plenty to be excited about in his private life

Jordan Spieth and his wife, Annie, are expecting their third child. Spieth, a 13-time PGA Tour winner and three-time major champion, shared this news during a recent appearance on "The Smylie Show," hosted by former professional golfer turned NBC Sports analyst Smylie Kaufman.

Jordan Spieth casually dropped the news that he and his wife, Annie, are expecting their third baby. During a Wednesday, February 19, appearance on "The Smylie Show," the professional golfer - who shares son Sammy,

Jordan Spieth and his wife will welcome their third child later this year, he announced on the Smylie Kaufman Show.

Jordan Spieth has made no secret of his admiration for Ludvig Aberg after the Swede's victory at the Genesis Invitational, but the American does not want to be paired with him