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Jordan Spieth posted a 3-under-par 33-36=69 in his opening round of the Wells Fargo Championship.
He missed the cut in New Orleans last week, but the 19-year-old picked himself up again immediately at Quail Hollow today. Spieth converted all 17 of his chances inside 10 feet on reportedly challenging greens. He circled four birdies, including a gem from 23'6" at the par-3 second hole. While he saved par after rinsing his approach at the par-5 seventh, he'd eventually succumb to one bogey after missing the green right at the par-3 17th where his up came to rest over 22 feet from the hole. He signed his card sitting two strokes back of the clubhouse tri-leaders. May 2 - 1:32 PM

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Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth navigated a windy day at the RBC Heritage to the tune of a 2-over-par 35-38=73.

He circled his only birdie of the day on the par-4 sixth, then gave back bogeys on 11, 14 and 15 before parring in. His 3-under 281 final score is good for his third top 10 of the season. He now turns his attention to TPC Louisiana for the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Apr 21 - 5:43 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth is 3-under-par 70-69=139 through two rounds of the RBC Heritage and sits just three strokes off the pace of the 36-hole clubhouse co-leaders.

While he has status on the PGA TOUR as a Special Temporary Member, Spieth needed a sponsor exemption into this tournament. He's capitalized, offsetting four bogeys (two in each round) with an eagle and five birdies. His 23 greens in regulation includes a 30-yard hole-out for eagle at the par-5 second today. He also rolled in a conventional birdie from 21'4" at 6. It's still difficult to fathom that he's only 19 years of age.
Apr 19 - 2:24 PM
Jordan Spieth

In a statement released by the PGA TOUR, Jordan Spieth has officially accepted Special Temporary Membership.

In its entirety, the statement reads as follows: "Jordan Spieth has officially joined the PGA TOUR as a Special Temporary Member for the remainder of the 2013 season. With a T7 finish at the Tampa Bay Championship presented by EverBank, Jordan Spieth earned $148,893 for a total of $521,893 in four starts this season, surpassing the total earnings of the player that finished No. 150 on the 2012 money list ($474,295). He is eligible for unlimited sponsor exemptions in his attempt to earn his 2013-14 TOUR card through the Non-member Money List or Non-member FedExCup Points List. His top-10 finish at the Tampa Bay Championship also gives him an exemption into next week’s Shell Houston Open." It would have been news if Spieth turned it down, but it's nice to have the confirmation nonetheless.
Mar 22 - 5:31 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth didn't win the Tampa Bay Championship but his final-round of 1-under-par 34-36=70 allowed him to finish inside the top 10 and earn Special Temporary Membership on the PGA TOUR for the remainder of the 2013 season.

Spieth made four birdies and three bogeys in a rather bizarre final round on the Copperhead Course, finishing his week at 5-under 279. His round included short misses for birdie and par, but a dramatic 16-yard hole-out for birdie on the par-3 17th and a seven-foot par on the 18th to finish off his round. He needed $101,295 entering this week to qualify for Special Temporary Membership, which was achievable with at worst a two-way T14. While he already had sponsor exemptions into Houston, Valero and the Byron Nelson, he's now allowed unlimited sponsor exemptions and starts.
Mar 17 - 5:20 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth finds himself in the thick of contention at the Tampa Bay Championship after spinning a 2-under-par 35-34=69 in the third round.

Spieth started on fire with birdies on his first two hole, but it could have just as easily been four in a row to start. He missed chipping in on the third by an inch, then failed to convert a 3'6" birdie on the fourth. Add to that, he missed a par putt just inside four feet at the 18th to end his day. In all, he circled five birdies and three bogeys in his navigation of the Copperhead Course. He's flirting with closing the door on Special Temporary Membership, and would do so if he earns $101,295 this week. At 4-under 209 and inside the top 10 at the time his third round concluded, he will have plenty to play for in Sunday's final round.
Mar 16 - 4:36 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth shot a 1-over-par 34-38=72 in his opening round of the Tampa Bay Championship.

In the field via his top 10 in Puerto Rico, Spieth came flying out of the gates today. After a textbook par at the par-4 10th hole, he jarred a bunker shot from 24 yards for eagle at the par-5 11th. He'd give back four strokes and pick up just one birdie the rest of the way to settle for a black number. However, he'd probably survive the cut with another 72 on Friday. Earlier today, PGATOUR.com reported that the 19-year-old will play both the upcoming Shell Houston Open and Valero Texas Open on sponsor exemptions. In addition, he learned yesterday that he's been granted a sponsor exemption into the HP Byron Nelson Championship in mid-May. As a non-member, he's allowed a maximum of seven sponsor exemptions. He's already burned three (through Puerto Rico), so he'd have one remaining. As we relayed to you on Monday, if he banks at least $101,295, he'll qualify for Special Temporary Membership, which eliminates the cap on sponsor exemptions and starts.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Mar 14 - 7:45 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth has beed added to the field of this week's Tampa Bay Championship.

The PGA TOUR's media department reported this. Spieth didn't win in Puerto Rico, but his co-runner-up secured a berth into this week's event on the mainland. It also sent a message that the two-time U.S. Junior Amateur champion is ready for the big time. With $373,000 in the bank, he's just $101,295 short of qualifying for Special Temporary Membership on the PGA TOUR. That would allow him unlimited sponsor exemptions and starts this season. He doesn't turn 20 years of age until July 27.
Mar 11 - 10:58 AM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth spun a 5-under-par 32-35=67 in the final round of the Puerto Rico Open, becoming the first to post a 19-under 269.

After a few solid weeks on the Web.com Tour, Speith tried his hand at the PGA TOUR with remarkable results. Should he hoist the hardware, he would be the youngest to do so on the PGA TOUR. He started out his day on fire, with five birdies on his first 10 holes. He will likely lose sleep over how he played the 15th-17th holes on Sunday. He failed to birdie the par-5 15th and the short par-4 17th, while surrendering a bogey on the par-3 16th. He did grab one final birdie on the par-5 18th. He will now watch to see if his round is good enough for a playoff. Either way, he's done enough to earn a spot in the field at the Tampa Bay Championship if he so chooses.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Mar 10 - 4:42 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth held his ground in the third round of the Puerto Rico Open, but it took a 5-under-par 35-32=67 to do so.

Spieth was only 1-under for his round when he reached the par-3 11th hole. He promptly recorded his first PGA TOUR hole-in-one with a 4-iron, changing the complexion of his day. After five pars, he finished birdie-birdie to reach the clubhouse at 14-under 202.
Source: PGATOUR on Twitter
Mar 9 - 3:30 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth reached the midway point of the Puerto Rico Open in 9-under-par 69-66=135, five strokes off the 36-hole clubhouse lead.

The freshly turned professional turned down a spot at the Web.com Tour's Chile Classic to keep his commitment in Puerto Rico where he was granted a sponsor exemptiopn. He's 2-for-2 on the Web.com Tour with a pair of top 10s. Today's walk around Trump International Golf Club-Puerto Rico included six birdies against zero bogeys or worse. His only miscue of the week was a bogey at the par-4 seventh hole on Thursday. Needless to say, what's he doing early on this year is seriously impressive for a 19-year-old.
Mar 8 - 4:44 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth was granted a sponsor exemption into this week's Farmers Insurance Open.

The PGA TOUR's media department reported this. Spieth announced his decision to turn professional on Dec. 14. His appearance at Torrey Pines will serve as his debut among the play-for-pay ranks. It will also be his debut at the Farmers. The 19-year-old also has sponsor exemption lined up for Pebble Beach and Puerto Rico in the coming weeks. As a non-member, he's limited to seven sponsor exemptions and 12 starts (plus THE PLAYERS). The field at Torrey Pines is now complete at 156.
Source: GolfChannel.com
Jan 22 - 1:08 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth announced today that he has elected to turn professional.

Only a sophomore at the University of Texas, the two-time U.S. Junior Amateur champion summed up his decision to join the play-for-pay ranks on campus today. "The decision to turn pro was a difficult one," he said, "but I'm looking forward to the challenge of competing at the highest level and accomplishing the many goals I've set for myself on and off the course. ... While I'm proud of what my teammates and I have accomplished, I couldn't be more excited to fulfill my lifelong dream of becoming a professional golfer." Spieth was a First-Team All-American in his only full season in Austin. He and his (now former) fellow Longhorns won the NCAA championship in 2012. The 19-year-old native of Dallas is 5-for-8 on the PGA TOUR with a pair of top 25s. He closes out his amateur career seated eighth in the World Amateur Golf Ranking.
Source: TexasSports.com
Fri, Dec 14, 2012 03:16:00 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth has gained entry into this week's U.S. Open.

Spieth was the first alternate when the field of 156 was filled on Sunday night. The world's third-ranked amateur was the first alternate from the sectional qualifier in Houston on June 4. He'll be making his debut in a major and just his sixth career start on the PGA TOUR. Fourteen-year-old Andy Zhang is now the first alternate on the re-allotment list. Zhang was the first alternate from the sectional qualifier in Florida.
Source: USOpen.com
Mon, Jun 11, 2012 08:06:00 PM
Jordan Spieth

Jordan Spieth had to navigate the worst of the weather in his second round of the Valero Texas Open, but he came through with flying colors carding a 2-under-par 34-36=70, and with it put the second round in the books.

His second round saw him circle five birdies to just one bogey and one double bogey. Though just an amateur, the University of Texas golf team member already has two prior cuts in four attempts on his resume. He heads to the weekend at 1-over-par 145.
Sat, Apr 21, 2012 09:40:00 AM