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Jordan Spieth celebrated his British Open win at a Texas airport with friends and family

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Jordan Spieth just won the third major title of his career, and he wanted to celebrate his victory with family and friends.

The problem? The British Open was held in Southport, England, and many of those closest to the 23-year-old golf superstar, a lifelong Texan, were unable to make the trip.

Instead, Spieth's parents, girlfriend, siblings, and others were on hand to welcome him back to the states. Spieth's flight didn't arrive at Dallas' Love Field airport until about 5 a.m. local time, but that didn't stop them from having some celebratory drinks and posing with the Claret Jug.

Spieth's mother, Christine, and brother, Steven, captured some photos of the joyous homecoming, which they posted to Instagram.

Champagne shower! Biggest fan! Claret Jug in good hands! #earlymorningwelcome #faithfamily #blessed

A post shared by Christine Spieth (@mcspieth) on Jul 24, 2017 at 5:59pm PDT on

5am wake up calls and champagne showers. Congrats to the broski on 3/4 legs! #boomtower #TOT

A post shared by Steven Spieth (@sspieth3) on Jul 24, 2017 at 6:13am PDT on

Welcome Home..Champion Golfer of the Year! #5amcelebration #slideformorepics #theopen #proudfamily #michaeltooktheflag

A post shared by Christine Spieth (@mcspieth) on Jul 24, 2017 at 6:22am PDT on

Worth the 4:30am wakeup call to hold the Claret Jug! #theopen #championgolferoftheyear

A post shared by Christine Spieth (@mcspieth) on Jul 24, 2017 at 6:02am PDT on

Spieth, 23, is set to play in next month's PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, where he'll aim to complete the career Grand Slam. Expect an even bigger celebration if he pulls it off.

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