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Jordan Spieth shows his class after four-word statement at Phoenix Open

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Jordan Spieth made an impressive return to action at the Phoenix Open despite heading into the competition with low expectations.

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Daily Express

Jordan Spieth shows his class after four-word statement at Phoenix Open

Jordan Spieth made an impressive return to action at the Phoenix Open despite heading into the competition with low expectations.

12 days ago·United Kingdom

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Tennis World

Jordan Spieth eyes top spots as he feels progress after Phoenix Open finish

Jordan Spieth is satisfied with his last performance at the Phoenix Open, motivated to make great results in the weeks ahead. The American golfer finished 4th in the last tournament, although he had many problems with his game the previous season. Jordan recovered from wrist surgery, aiming for bigger results. Spieth came close to winning the tournament this week, but three shots under par secured him fourth place. In an interview with the me…

13 days ago·United States

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Sportskeeda

Jordan Spieth reveals the three big challenges he battled at the WM Phoenix Open

Jordan Spieth tied for fourth at the recently concluded WM Phoenix Open. He had a top-10 finish after around 15 PGA Tour tournaments.

13 days ago

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Essentially Sports

‘Knocked His Hair Clean Off’: Jordan Spieth Fans Stunned as He Endangers Spectator During Phoenix Open Round

For Jordan Spieth fans, the 2025 WM Phoenix Open is bittersweet. The three-time major winner rolled back the years with a performance that was reminiscent of his serial winning stretch from 2015 to 2017, a period during which he won 3 majors. Spieth finished a brilliant T4 after scoring 16 under par across the 4 days. But what would be disappointing for Spieth fans is that his last day was a tad disappointing compared to his first three days. He…

13 days ago

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