World golf's young sensation Jordan Spieth has confirmed he will return to defend his title at the Australian Open, the event where his brilliant streak began.
The 21-year-old American world No.2 will tee up at The Australian in Sydney from November 26-29.
He'll be returning to the same course where he shot one of the greatest rounds in Australian Open history - an eight-under-par 63 - to win by six shots last year.
Spieth says that tournament set him up for his Masters win in April and he since won the US Open before falling just one stroke short of the three-man playoff at the British Open early Tuesday.
Had he managed a third major in a row, he would have joined the great Ben Hogan as the only players to do so in a calendar year. He would also have had a chance at golf's first-ever modern day grand slam at the upcoming US PGA Championship.