It’s been five months since he last played on the PGA Tour. For the first time post-shutdown, he’s back. How will he adjust to no fans? Will he break Sam Snead’s all-time record? What does the rest of his year look like?
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Jordan Spieth claimed he would relish the opportunity to duke it out with the greatest golfer of all time on Sunday at a major championship. That time came last Sunday during the 2018 British Open, but when Spieth saw Tiger Woods’ name atop the leaderboard, he wasn’t thrilled. Spieth entered last Sunday’s final round at Carnoustie Golf Links tied for the lead at 9-under-par, but in blustery conditions, he quickly fell back to the pack. He began the day four shots clear of Woods, but after a bogey on the fifth and a double-bogey on hole No. 6, Spieth had given the lead away and saw Woods atop the leaderboard. He turned to his caddie Michael Greller and was in disbelief that he had surrendered
Henrik Stenson tees it up later today, but Sergio Garcia and a host of others look to get off to a fast start in the final PGA Tour event of the regular season.
As the cursory offseason draws to a close, we break down what to watch for and what to worry about in 2019-20.
