Jordan Spieth says one area of his game was possibly the worst it’s ever been at The Masters
Jordan Spieth has just missed out on a top-10 finish at The Masters after his final-round 68 at Augusta National. Spieth played solid golf throughout all four days, but he was still around 10 shots away from his second Green Jacket.
Photo by Ben Jared/PGA TOUR via Getty Images Jordan Spieth has just missed out on a top-10 finish at The Masters after his final-round 68 at Augusta National. Spieth played solid golf throughout all four days, but he was still around 10 shots away from his second Green Jacket. The 2015 champion has now explained which area of his game let him down in an interview after the tournament.
Jordan Spieth’s putting let him down at The Masters Jordan Spieth could not believe how many makeable putts he missed throughout the week at The Masters . Spieth is usually an excellent putter, especially on the greens at Augusta , with his erratic driving being his biggest problem. The former world number one suggested his putting performance this week was potentially the “worst” it has ever been.
“Yeah, just back to putting,” Spieth highlighted. “I was on a really good putting stretch from the west coast through the first couple of Florida events, and then the last two weeks, probably had a couple of my worst putting results that I’ve ever had. Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images “And the stroke, my stroke felt clean minus a couple of them, better than bad putting times.
It was just last week that I got a little off in the first round, and the hole just looked small, and I’ve tried to make it look bigger every day since. “Just didn’t get there. So I’m going to spend a lot of time putting next week and probably putting from a shorter range just to see a lot of putts go in and believe the hole is bigger than the ball.