Jordan Spieth’s Downfall Is Due to More Than Just His Injuries as Fellow PGA Tour Star Makes 8-Word Revelation
Jordan Spieth has been one of the most prolific players in the last decade. Making his pro debut in 2012, he picked up 11 victories from 2013-17. He also managed to capture three majors during those four years and was on the verge of winning three in a row during his 2014-15 run. A few too many bogeys in the back 9 of round four at The 2015 Open Championship ended that dream, though. And after 2017, things didn’t go as planned for Spieth.
He had a trophy drought of four years before getting his next championship win at the 2021 Valero Texas Open, adding the 2022 RBC Heritage to his collection a year later. But his dip in form was unexpected to see, prompting many to wonder what may have happened. We finally might have answers from an unexpected source.
USA pro golfer Michael Kim sat down for an interview with Smylie Kaufman and Charlie Hulme for The Smylie Show on YouTube. Smylie asked Kim if he ever wanted to be a part of the Player Advisory Council or PAC. Players from the PGA Tour can join the PAC and consult Jay Monahan & Co. about everything that happens on the course. This allows the PGA committee to stay on track with the issues that are affecting the Tour and take the appropriate action as required.
