Double Major winning Jordan Spieth’s States-wide approval rating has meant finding secret passageways to escape his inceasing popularity.

In nine short months, the 21-year old Spieth has become the new golden boy of American golf since not only winning the Masters and U.S. Open titles but starting with the back-to-back 2014 Australian Open and Tiger Woods hosted Hero World Challenge wins late last year, and two other PGA Tour titles this year.

But while Spieth could once walk down the main street of Dallas without being recognised he revealed the trouble he’s had go to change his lifestyle.

Jordan Spieth wins 2015 Masters but after also capturing U.S. Open has taken to findind secret passageways to escape increasing fan interest.

“I was starting to get recognised in and around Dallas and Austin, at dinners and wherever I was out, but now it kind of happens everywhere,” he said.

“I guess people are paying more attention to me, so you’ve got to find secret passageways and when you go to restaurants, you’re finding corner booths.

“At the same time it’s not negative, and it’s something that’s really cool, and it’s a great problem to have.

“But if you want a quiet dinner, you better bring it home to your house.”

And there will be no hiding when Spieth tees off later today (THURS) alongside World  No. 1 Rory McIlroy and Open Champion Zach Johnson.

A third Major success this year would not only send Spieth to No. 1 in the world but would give the Americans the first clean sweep of the four Majors since 1982.