Dustin Johnson celebrated his Masters win by taking a private jet to the Caribbean, drinking tequila shots, and playing giant Jenga

• Dustin Johnson pocketed over $2 million in prize money for winning his first ever Masters title on Sunday, and he’s wasting no time in splashing the cash to celebrate.
• On Monday, the American, alongside his fiancee and a group of friends, took a private jet to the Caribbean where they set up shop in a luxury villa by the sea.
• Snaps shared on Instagram by one of the group showed them taking shots and playing a giant jenga-based drinking game. 
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Dustin Johnson pocketed over $2 million in prize money for winning his first ever Masters title on Sunday, and he’s wasting no time in splashing the cash to celebrate.

Just a day after his record breaking victory at Augusta, the American, alongside his fiancee, Paulina Gretzky and a group of friends, took a private jet to the Caribbean island of Saint Barthelemy, where they set up shop in luxury villa by the sea.

Kristina Melnichenko, who is on the trip with Johnson, shared snaps of the ongoing vacation to her Instagram, which pictured the group taking shots and playing giant jenga. 

Melnichenko also posted a picture of NHL legend Wayne Gretzky — the father of Johnson’s partner Paulina — wearing one of the famed white boiler-suits caddies at the Masters wear during the tournament.

Johnson set a new Masters record at the weekend by finishing the tournament an astonishing 20-under par as he claimed his first ever green jacket.

After, he gave an emotional victory speech in which he was unable to hold back his tears.

"This is just a dream come true, as a kid, I always dreamed about being a Masters champion," he said. "It's hard to talk. It's just incredible, as you can tell. Sorry.

"I've never had this much trouble trying to gather myself. On the golf course, I'm pretty good, but out here I'm not. I have a great team who, Jesus, I can't even talk!"

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