In fairness to Jordan Spieth, he bounced back really well from his disappointing round of 73 on Saturday by shooting a 66 on Sunday at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson. Spieth keeps telling everyone he’s close to rediscovering his best form and halfway through the CJ CUP Byron Nelson,

Jordan Spieth showed flashes of brilliance in Texas, but one costly weakness kept him from making a serious run at victory.

This version of Jordan Spieth is different than any other we've seen in the last decade. It's both good and frustrating at the same time. The post Frustrated by Jordan Spieth lately? This might be why appeared first on Golf.

It's been nine years since Jordan Spieth won a major golf competition, but the former World No. 1 impressed at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson after attempting to return to the top

Jordan Spieth won't win this PGA Championship, but he quite possibly hit the defining shot of the tournament. "I don't think most amateurs understand how incredible it was," says coach Josh Gregory. "It was an unbelievable golf shot.

Koepka recently competed in the CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch, tying for 14th at 18-under for the event.

The South Korean professional golfer, Sungjae Im, hit an amazing shot from 222 yards into the wind, leaving the game’s elite shot-makers in awe at TPC Craig Ranch. During the second round of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch on Friday,

The best word to describe Jordan Spieth in the year 2026 is mercurial. For several holes, or maybe even a round or two at a time, he’ll look like the player who captured three major titles between 2015 and 2017.