FORMER world No1 Luke Donald has put his Illinois mansion up for sale for 3.4million.
The Brit wants to sell his six-bedroom pad, complete with a high-tech golf simulator room, despite extensive renovations to improve its stunning interior.
Anyone lucky enough to stump up the cash for the property will receive top-of-the-range facilities.
It has a large outdoor swimming pool with a diving board and a spacious decking area.
There is a huge wine cellar and a stylish pool table in just one of the many rooms to relax.
His office is decorated with rare golfing memorabilia with a huge union jack rug to show his patriotic side.
Donald and his wife Diane are moving because they no longer spend much time in Northfield, Illinois.
They purchased the place in 2008 for 2.83m but now spend the majority of their time soaking up the sunshine in Florida.
Reported by Daily Mail, their estate agent Lindy Goss said: "The couple completely renovated the kitchen, redid the master bedroom suite and updated the wine cellar.
"In the basement, they added a gym and a club-like area with a bar, entertainment area and billiards table. They also installed a high-tech golf simulation room.
"There's a large Union Jack rug lining the floor of Luke's office. They are selling up because they spend most of their time in Florida. It doesn't fit their lifestyle any longer."
Donald shot to No1 after winning the BMW PGA Championship in 2011 and remained at the top for 40 weeks.
He has failed to win a major but tied for third at the Masters and PGA Championship, finished in the top five in The Open twice and eighth in the US Open.