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Jordan Spieth was born, raised and still resides in Dallas, Texas. It's home, the city where he met - and later married - Annie, his high school sweetheart. Some three hours and 200 miles south down I-35, though, there's another place that feels like home. The place where a proud Texas Longhorn was part of the 2012 NCAA Championship-winning men's golf team as a freshman. And, with this week's stop on the PGA TOUR in town - in Austin, for the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play - it was a time and place to leave a lasting impact on the community, too. Jordan, Annie and the Jordan Spieth Family Foundation (JSFF) shared that significant grants will be made to both the First Tee - Greater Austin and Dell Children's Foundation, the TOUR event's two primary beneficiaries. "Austin has and will continue to be a very special place to our family," Jordan Spieth said. "There is really great work being done there, and our (Jordan Spieth Family) Foundation is thrilled to have an impact in this city in 2021 through two amazing grant partners." First Tee - Greater Austin and Dell Children's are both in the heart of Austin, along with many other JSFF grantees that also support Austin-area families. These include the Huckleberry Foundation, Carson Leslie Foundation, Heroes for Children, Armed Services YMCA and Freedom Alliance. "The First Tee of Greater Austin has prioritized making golf accessible to all youth, regardless of background, experience or ability," Jordan Spieth said. "We are confident that with a proper learning center, their impact will only grow. "What excites us the most is that in addition to growing the game of junior golf, one of our foundation's mission pillars, this learning center will allow First Tee - Austin to offer ancillary support services such as tutoring, seminars, community events and more." Another of the foundation's pillars - pediatric cancer - was the focus of the grant to Dell Children's. "Dell Children's Foundation is such an important part of this community," Annie Spieth said. "The JSFF grant will support vital staff such as child life specialists and social workers, whose roles provide an extra layer of care for children and their families needed throughout their journey." The Jordan Spieth Family Foundation offers a platform for the Spieths to lend time, help grow awareness and offer financial support for four philanthropic areas. In addition to junior golf and pediatric cancer, the pillars include special needs and military families. In total, the foundation has 25 grant partners this year alone across the four pillars.

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AUSTIN, Texas – The World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play has reached the final day of the Group Stage. The 16 group winners will be decided, with sudden-death playoff looming if two or more players in the same group are tied in points following the completion of group play. RELATED: Scores | Day 2 recap | Bracket Here’s a look at the scenarios for each group (current points in parentheses): GROUP 1: Branden Grace (2.0) vs. Chez Reavie (0.5); Dustin Johnson (1.0) vs. Hideki Matsuyama (0.5) If Grace wins or ties, he advances. If Graces loses and Johnson ties or loses, Grace advances. If Grace loses and Johnson wins, it will force a playoff between those two. Reavie and Matsuyama are eliminated. GROUP 2: Justin Rose (1.5) vs. Gary Woodland (2.0); Eddie Pepperell (0.5) vs. Emiliano Grillo (0.0) The winner of the Rose-Woodland match advances. If Rose-Woodland tie, Woodland advances. Pepperell and Grillo are eliminated. GROUP 3: Brooks Koepka (0.5) vs. Alex Noren (1.0); HoaTong Li (2.0) vs. Tom Lewis (0.5) If Li wins or ties, he advances. If Li loses and Noren ties or loses, Li advances. If Noren wins and Li loses, it will force a playoff between those two. Koepka and Lewis are eliminated. GROUP 4: Rory McIlroy (2.0) vs. Matthew Fitzpatrick (0.0); Justin Harding (1.0) vs. Luke List (1.0) If McIlroy wins or ties, he advances. If McIlroy loses, he can still advance if Harding-List tie. If Harding wins and McIlroy loses, it will force a playoff between those two. If List wins and McIlroy loses, it will force a playoff between those two. Fitzpatrick is eliminated. GROUP 5: Lucas Bjerregaard (1.5) vs. Matthew Wallace (1.0); Justin Thomas (1.0) vs. Keegan Bradley (0.5) If Bjerregaard wins, he advances. If Bjerregaard ties and Thomas wins, it will force a playoff between those two. If Bjerregaard ties and Bradley wins, Bjerregaard advances. If Wallace wins and Bradley wins or ties, Wallace advances. If Thomas and Wallace win, it will force a playoff between those two. Bradley is eliminated. GROUP 6: Marc Leishman (2.0) vs. Bryson DeChambeau (1.0); Kiradech Aphibarnrat (1.0) vs. Russell Knox (0.0) If Leishman wins or ties, he advances. If DeChambeau wins and Aphibarnrat loses or tie, it will force a two-man playoff between DeChambeau and Leishman. If DeChambeau and Aphibarnrat win, they will force a three-man playoff with Leishman. Knox is eliminated. GROUP 7: Francesco Molinari (2.0) vs. Webb Simpson (0.5); Thorbjorn Olesen (1.0) vs. Satoshi Kodaira (0.5) If Molinari wins or ties, he advances. If Molinari loses and Olesen ties or loses, Molinari advances. If Molinari loses and Olesen wins, it will force a playoff between those two. Simpson and Kodaira are eliminated. GROUP 8: Matt Kuchar (2.0) vs. Jon Rahm (1.0); J.B. Holmes (1.0) vs. Si Woo Kim (0.0) If Kuchar wins or ties, he advances. If Rahm wins and Holmes wins, they will force a three-man playoff with Kuchar. If Rahm wins and Holmes loses or tie, it will force a playoff between Rahm and Kuchar. Kim is eliminated. GROUP 9: Xander Schauffele (1.5) vs. Rafa Cabrera Bello (0.5); Tyrrell Hatton (1.5) vs. Lee Westwood (0.5) If Schauffele and Hatton each win or tie, it will force a playoff between those two. If Schauffele wins and Hatton ties or loses, Schauffele advances. If Hatton wins and Schauffele ties or loses, Hatton advances. If Westwood and Cabrera Bello win, it will force a four-man playoff with Schauffele and Hatton. GROUP 10: Paul Casey (1.5) vs. Cameron Smith (0.0); Charles Howell III (1.5) vs. Abraham Ancer (1.0) If Casey and Howell each win or each tie, it will force a playoff between those two. If Casey wins and Howell ties or loses, Casey advances. If Howell wins and Casey ties or loses, Howell advances. If Casey loses and Ancer wins, Ancer advances. If Casey ties and Ancer wins, it will force a playoff between those two. Smith is eliminated. GROUP 11: Tommy Fleetwood (1.5) vs. Louis Oosthuizen (1.0); Kyle Stanley (1.5) vs. Byeong Hun An (0.0) If Fleetwood and Stanley each win or each tie, it will force a playoff between those two. If Fleetwood wins and Stanley ties or loses, Fleetwood advances. If Stanley wins and Fleetwood ties or loses, Stanley advances. If Stanley loses and Oosthuizen wins, Oosthuizen advances. If Stanley ties and Oosthuizen wins, it will force a playoff between those two. An is eliminated. GROUP 12: Henrik Stenson (2.0) vs. Jim Furyk (2.0); Jason Day (0.0) vs. Phil Mickelson (0.0) The winner of the Stenson-Furyk match advances (a tie would force a playoff). Day and Mickelson are eliminated. GROUP 13: Patrick Cantlay (1.5) vs. Tiger Woods (1.0); Brandt Snedeker (1.5) vs Aaron Wise (0.0) If Cantlay and Snedeker each win or tie, it will force a playoff between those two. If Snedeker wins and Cantlay loses, Snedeker advances. If Cantlay wins and Snedeker loses, Cantlay advances. If Woods wins and Snedeker ties, it will force a playoff between those two. If Woods wins and Snedeker loses, Woods advances. Wise is eliminated. GROUP 14: Tony Finau (1.0) vs. Ian Poulter (1.0); Kevin Kisner (1.0) vs Keith Mitchell (1.0) If Finau wins and Kisner and Mitchell tie, Finau advances. If Poulter wins and Kisner and Mitchell tie, Poulter advances. If Kisner wins and Finau and Poulter tie, Kisner advances. If Mitchell wins and Finau and Poulter tie, Mitchell advances. If Finau and Kisner win, it will force a playoff between those two. If Finau and Mitchell win, it will force a playoff between those two. If Poulter and Kisner win, it will force a playoff between those two. If Poulter and Mitchell win, it will force a playoff between those two. If Finau and Poulter tie, and Kisner and Mitchell tie, it will force a four-man playoff. GROUP 15: Jordan Spieth (1.5) vs. Bubba Watson (0.0); Billy Horschel (1.5) vs. Kevin Na (1.0) If Spieth and Horschel each win or each tie, it will force a playoff between those two. If Spieth wins and Horschel ties or loses, Spieth advances. If Horschel wins and Spieth ties or loses, Horschel advances. If Spieth loses and Na wins, Na advances. If Spieth ties and Na wins, it will force a playoff between those two. Watson is eliminated. GROUP 16: Sergio Garcia (2.0) vs. Patrick Reed (0.5); Andrew Putnam (1.0) vs. Shane Lowry (0.5) If Garcia wins or ties, he advances. If Garcia loses and Putnam wins, it will force a playoff between those two. If Garcia loses and Putnam loses or ties, Garcia advances. Reed and Lowry are eliminated.

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