LPGA Pro Fears Meeting the Fate Jordan Spieth Did at Augusta National as Major Round Gets Suspended Abruptly

It’s been ten years since Jordan Spieth claimed his first and only Masters title in 2015. Unfortunately, that streak continued this year, as he missed the cut for the second time in 11 appearances. Spieth shot a 74 in the second round and later blamed mudball for his struggles. Now, similar concerns seem to be present at the Chevron Championship, especially after an unfavorable weather update

While this year at the Masters is over for Jordan Spieth, the worry of mudball hasn’t left the minds of golfers. Especially for LPGA Pro Jenny Shin, who is playing at the Chevron Championship. Shin is yet to tee off for her first round as the bad weather conditions have suspended the play. However, if there is rain, there will be mud, and it might lead to mud balls. Worried over this issue, Shin recently shared a story on Instagram saying, “Wish me luck tomorrow, hopefully no mud balls.” The South Korean golfer had carded 3 bogeys and 2 birdies to end the first round at 73. After such a decent round, it was only expected that her play would get better. However, during the 2nd round, Shin had a double bogey at the 6th and 3 additional bogeys, which led to her finishing the round at 74. So for the 32-year-old golfer, weather hindrance will only prove to be a big hassle.