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Jordan Spieth signs autographs during the Nokia Gold pro-am at TPC Four Seasons in Irving, on Wednesday, May 18, 2016. (Nathan HUnsinger/The Dallas Morning News)
IRVING -- Having recently relocated, former SMU player Colt Knost needed a place to stay for his 10th AT&T Byron Nelson.
The Pilot Point native managed to book a room at the unofficial tournament headquarters, Jordan Spieth's house.
"Yeah, I'm slumming over there at that little shack he's got," Knost said, referring to the 16,655-square-foot square-foot mansion that the two-time major winner purchased early this year for $7.