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Thomas explains why no one should prank Spieth

Charles Curtis

Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth have been close friends for most of their lives, with the latter proving it with an epic slap on the butt after Thomas's PGA Championship win.

Thomas was asked by Dan Patrick about that slap, and he said his post-tournament life was a blur for three hours. That led to a discussion of Spieth and Thomas pranking each other:

Thomas won't say how many times Spieth has hit him in the groin, which is funny because he tapped his caddie in the groin after winning the British Open.

Then, Thomas says he pranked Spieth a bunch during his rookie year, and then found out that why he shouldn't do that:

"He got me back really good by moving my car from the courtesy car lot into a different lot because I parked in his parking lot. … That's the thing about Jordan, he's going to go over the top and overreact, so I kind of can't go there with him. He's like that six-year-old, your little brother, when you kind of push him, he retaliates a lot worse. So I kind of don't want to go there anymore with him."

Take note, PGA Tour golfers, if you haven't felt Spieth's wrath already.