“It’s tough to swallow, because knowing the golf course is very difficult and I was 1 under par, punch it to the fairway, you make a bogey, you’re at even par at the turn, that’s a pretty good score.
But unfortunately, I’m still in that 18-under mode from last week†– his winning total at the Valero Texas Open, where he ended a nearly four-year winless drought – “and trying to capitalize on and gain every stroke I can.
“I’m glad the course is firm if you’re six back after one round,†Spieth said.I’m just going to assume that this golf course is going to be just as challenging going forward and pick your spots.â€.
Winning the Valero Texas Open wasn't the finish line for Jordan SpiethJordan Spieth is officially back in the winner's circle, as he held off Charley Hoffman to win the Valero Texas Open on SundayJordan Spieth shot a 5-under 67 on Saturday to move into a tie for the lead heading into the final round of the Valero Texas Open