After nearly four winless years, 27-year-old American Jordan Spieth is back in business.
The one-time wunderkind picked up his first PGA Tour win a couple weeks shy of his 20th birthday in 2013 and went on win the Masters – his first of three major titles – two years later, kicking off a remarkable early-career run. But he hadn’t hoisted a trophy since the British Open in 2017.
That drought ended on Sunday as he beat compatriot Charley Hoffman by two strokes at the Valero Texas Open at TPC San Antonio, telling reporters after the final round that it hadn’t completely hit him yet that he was back in the winner’s circle.
“It’s been a road that’s had a lot of tough days. I’ve h…
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