Jordan Spieth, three-time major champion, acknowledged that his game is “a little bit off” ahead of the Wyndham Championship—but insists the potential for a comeback is real. After a six-week break, juggling injury recovery and preparing for his third child, Spieth said while his swing feels better, his putting and ball-striking need sharpening during actual rounds
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What Spieth said about being rusty after weeks off
How his overall stat line in 2025 shows promise—but a lack of consistency holds him back
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Despite frustration and a recent neck injury, Spieth believes his form is trending up
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Why fans and analysts still see him as dangerous—even when he’s not at his best
Would Spieth’s veteran experience and mental fortitude be enough to turn it around? Watch as we analyze his recent comments and what might be next. 👇
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the best about from today? Well, I got some really good breaks today on the greens. Um, my one on 14, I think, would have gone off the green if it didn’t go in. That would have been in a tough spot to even get up and down. So, call that a two and a half shot break just on a putt. So, uh, my speed control was was pretty average, but when I when I got uphill putts, you know, I knocked him in. So, um, yeah, I mean, everything was okay. I didn’t drive the ball particularly well until the last five or six holes. Same with my iron play. Um it was really the last seven holes or so. So I was kind of just a little bit off to start. I didn’t have a great warm-up this morning and I it kind of translated. Um but it was nice to hang in there, get some breaks on the greens and be a couple under while I wasn’t really um you know really feeling very good about my game and then uh I started to kind of get get in a nice rhythm to finish and hopefully carry that into the rest of the week. And along those lines, a nice par save on 18 your ninth. Could you talk through that hole and what you were facing? Yeah. Yeah, I mean I I hit this beautiful tight draw when I was playing about a 20 yard fade off the tee. So, um, you know, I think I need to line up, you know, down more of the middle of the fairway there instead of trying to be cute with it. But, um, I ended up in a pretty bad spot. Definitely could have punched out and probably had a good look and I probably should have been the play, but it’s it’s just really hard for me to play the smart play if I see anything else. So, I didn’t mean to hit it in the bunker. Um, and I walked away with a four that I I truly didn’t deserve. I hit a great putt and that was really the only shot that I could say was was a really good one on that hole. Jordan on 12, you bogeied the hole. It It showed that you were really far away after your first shot. Did it hit and come down or something? Okay. Yeah. I landed on top and then it came all the way down. Um so if I hit it worse or better, it would have been on the green and Okay. But that’s how that hole is. I didn’t hit a good shot like it wasn’t like it was online. I flared it out. If I hit If I hit it online, it would have been just fine. and and it doesn’t go off the green. So, um yeah, it was unfortunate to come all the way down the fairway, but it was um but I I didn’t execute. Yeah.
