ALL eyes will be on Dustin Johnson, as the former world No. 1 is aiming for the green jacket at this year’s Masters.
The 2020 champion, 37, is sure to arrive in Augusta in a bad mood after moving into a new luxury mansion in Florida last November.
Along with his fiancée Paulina and their two sons Tatum and River, Johnson packed his own and went from his old underpants at sunshine State to a new plush cushion.
Dustin, a two-time Major winner, is worth $50 million and has amassed nearly $1. 5 million on the PGA Tour this season alone.
Johnson made clever use of this hard-earned money, building a life for his young circle of relatives in Jupiter’s exclusive Admirals Cove.
With an upscale boardwalk and an on-site golf community, The Cove’s amazing apartments are custom designed for the South Carolina-born bowler.
There are restaurants, gyms, and a marina within walking distance of the front door, while neighbors come with racing engine Lance Cawley and Donald Trump Jr.
And there’s even a 45-hole golf course so the DJ can have a concept before the Masters in April.
Even for such an elitist neighborhood, the new home in Johnson’s circle of relatives, valued at $14 million, stands out.
Built in 1999, the 10,134-square-foot home was completely renovated in 2021 to fit fashion standards.
Outside there is a glorious infinity pool, a fireplace and a summer kitchen to soften fried fish in all climates.
However, the genuine magic is inside, where there are five huge bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, a kitchen, and even a personal spa.
Johnson can with a movie in his personal office, while the main living room has huge panoramic windows and an open-plan living room.
Jupiter is north of West Palm Beach and has countless waterways running through the sunny landscape.
And while DJ does his best to water on the golf course, on the contrary, he never has enough.
The asset comes with its own mooring, allowing you to stay two luxury yachts in one position and waiting for a fishing trip.
Speaking to The Robb Report last year, Johnson said his boats were part of his recharge ritual with Paulina and the children.
He said, “[I stay calm by] getting out on my boat and spending time with Paulina and me.
“I like to fish and dive. I have a 41 Bahama and a Viking Sportfish. “
The $4 million Viking Swordfish measures 76 feet and is designed in particular as a sport fishing boat.
There are 4 bedrooms on board, with a bathroom, plus an area for equipment and a kitchen if Johnson needs to make a long sea trip.
Back on dry land, the other modes of sending DJ from your faithful Range Rover to a custom-made Lacer golf cart.
But it’s on taste and fashion that Johnson likes to spend all that hard-earned money.
His agent, David Winkle, revealed that the golfer has a huge collection of designer costumes, and that the green jacket wouldn’t hurt either.
He said, “He probably has 30 fees that charge three, four, five thousand dollars.
“Prada, Dolce
The bling doesn’t stop there either, with DJs saying he owns over fifteen Hublot watches.
He revealed: “I am the Hublot Spirit of Big Bang. I have 15 Hublot watches.
“The Big Bang is my favorite. I also have a few more in the store that I have to pick up. “
Johnson’s selection clock costs more than $10,000, and some Hublots cost up to $88,000.
DJ and his fiancée Paulina have been in a relationship since 2013 and are expected to marry this year after a long engagement.
The amazing WAG allowed enthusiasts to participate in their bachelorette party, which included shots of champagne on a personal jet to the Caribbean island of St. Barts.
Johnson will be in action at this year’s Masters at Augusta, where he will begin on Thursday, April 7.
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