Jordan Spieth is a real man

[stevek173]

exactly

[brooks85]

anyone see this? Can't find a zoomed in, slowed down video

http://www.sbnation.com/golf/2015/7/20/9003717/jordan-spieth-british-open-chip-in

[SharkAA]

Guy is really really good, but the plays on 17th and 18th hole, cost him the playoffs. Made bad 1st and a 2nd swing at both holes, which was the reason why he made his tournament life tough. He's not a top 10 long-hitter by any means, but he can be just that in the future.

[jjgold]

you cannot win every tourney

Speith lucky to win 5 more majors rest of his career

Its called golf...could be long droughts at anytime

[SharpAngles]

Whoever the caddy was yelling at and caused Spieth to hold up and readjust for a second try before the wedge shot on 18 fked him! That first swing would've been Jordans natural rhythm and hes fkn money with a wedge from that distance. Ball within 8 feet of hole and hes putting for the win if the dumbass in the crowd hadn't been chirping and disrupting Spieths flow. FU buddy!

[MoMoneyMoVaughn]

Whoever the caddy was yelling at and caused Spieth to hold up and readjust for a second try before the wedge shot on 18 fked him! That first swing would've been Jordans natural rhythm and hes fkn money with a wedge from that distance. Ball within 8 feet of hole and hes putting for the win if the dumbass in the crowd hadn't been chirping and disrupting Spieths flow. FU buddy!

it has been going on for years.

[SharpAngles]

Guy is really really good, but the plays on 17th and 18th hole, cost him the playoffs. Made bad 1st and a 2nd swing at both holes, which was the reason why he made his tournament life tough. He's not a top 10 long-hitter by any means, but he can be just that in the future.

His putting fked him on 17 not his approach shots and he hit a great shot on 18 to set up a nice angle for his money shot 80yd wedge for a chance at birdie for the win. Poor shot there but I really believe his rhythm was screwed up by the crowd and he was in a tough spot readjusting there.

LOL at anyone saying the kid choked, seriously child please

[FlipsideRM]

His putting fked him on 17 not his approach shots and he hit a great shot on 18 to set up a nice angle for his money shot 80yd wedge for a chance at birdie for the win. Poor shot there but I really believe his rhythm was screwed up by the crowd and he was in a tough spot readjusting there.

LOL at anyone saying the kid choked, seriously child please

lol buddy. Jordan was fuked from the get go on 18 after hitting his tee shot so far left to Timbuktu. He never had a shot hitting that wedge in to make bird to force a playoff. Putting on 17 and the par 3, 9 screwed him.

[jjgold]

do you guys watch golf?

Bad shots happen all the time even to the greats

lol..just bad timing

[lotterypick87]

lol buddy. Jordan was fuked from the get go on 18 after hitting his tee shot so far left to Timbuktu. He never had a shot hitting that wedge in to make bird to force a playoff. Putting on 17 and the par 3, 9 screwed him.

He had 100 yards and was in the fairway. A pro gets that up and down 80% of the time. How did he have no chance? lol

[lotterypick87]

do you guys watch golf?
Bad shots happen all the time even to the greats

lol..just bad timing

Exactly.... How can it be considered a choke when he holed a 35 footer on 16? lol

[FlipsideRM]

He had 100 yards and was in the fairway. A pro gets that up and down 80% of the time. How did he have no chance? lol

Lol that whole hole is a fairway bud. It's the widest fairway on the course. He hit it as far left as you can, that was an impossible wedge from that far out to make it within reach to bird. The fact he even got close to making it was insane

[brooks85]

[Jeffie]

Lol that whole hole is a fairway bud. It's the widest fairway on the course. He hit it as far left as you can, that was an impossible wedge from that far out to make it within reach to bird. The fact he even got close to making it was insane

He had 80 yards left to the flag and everyone was getting it up and down from there. Idk what makes you think that shot was so difficult? You play it passed the pin and spin it back.. It was done all day by everyone else.

[FlipsideRM]

He had 80 yards left to the flag and everyone was getting it up and down from there. Idk what makes you think that shot was so difficult? You play it passed the pin and spin it back.. It was done all day by everyone else.

not from that angle they werent

[lotterypick87]

not from that angle they werent

The angle doesn't matter. It's still a wedge past the hole to 10 feet or less. The only thing that hurt was having mud on the right side of the ball.

[SharkAA]

His putting fked him on 17 not his approach shots and he hit a great shot on 18 to set up a nice angle for his money shot 80yd wedge for a chance at birdie for the win. Poor shot there but I really believe his rhythm was screwed up by the crowd and he was in a tough spot readjusting there.

LOL at anyone saying the kid choked, seriously child please

He made a bad 2nd shot on 17th hole. Ball was actually too far away from the hole. It went to the right, instead of left and that
put him in a bad situation. If it was somewhat closer, he'd par putt. On the 18th hole, his 1st swing was too short and it went left.
And I didn't say, he choked. He just made 2 mistakes, that's all. It happens.

[SharpAngles]

Lol that whole hole is a fairway bud. It's the widest fairway on the course. He hit it as far left as you can, that was an impossible wedge from that far out to make it within reach to bird. The fact he even got close to making it was insane

He had been laying the ball in that area all week. Like a few have said already it was a super standard spot that most pros put within 10 feet but he took a bad shot. It happens

[Itsamazing777]

Tiger was 22, 17 years ago... The money then was different.

[Jeffie]

Tiger was 22, 17 years ago... The money then was different.

Ya I don't really understand this comparison. I will say spieth is the only person even close to tiger in terms of clutch putting. But again his career just started anything can happen look at Duval.

[Big Bear]

i cant decide if spieth is arrogant or just confident

[FlipsideRM]

Spieth seems very humble if you ask me. Always uses the words "we" and "us" when talking about his performance to give credit to his caddy

[Big Bear]

Spieth seems very humble if you ask me. Always uses the words "we" and "us" when talking about his performance to give credit to his caddy

thats true he does say we and us alot.

i was just refering to his last interview after he finished on monday. He was talking about good he played said he hit the ball phenomenal said he would have easily won the US Open with his performance this weekend but the competition was stiffer this weekend ( which is true)

i thought it was an interesting interview

[opie1988]

i cant decide if spieth is arrogant or just confident

You know...on a related note...a bunch of us here couldn't decide if you were retarded or just a dumbfukk.

We finally settled on both.