Is He Coming Back? Jordan Spieth Reveals His Go-To Practice Putting Routine
Jordan Spieth, known for his incredible putting skills that once made him nearly unbeatable, is looking to reignite his magic on the greens. The three-time major champion recently opened up about his go-to practice putting routine, and it’s something that golfers at all levels can learn from.
In a candid interview, Spieth revealed that he focuses on short putts to build confidence, emphasizing drills that mimic high-pressure situations. One of his favorites is the “clock drill,” where he places multiple balls around the hole at varying distances and works on sinking each one consecutively. Another key to his practice? Visualization and tempo. Spieth often rehearses putting strokes with his eyes closed, relying on feel and rhythm to perfect his touch.
Fans are already buzzing with excitement, wondering if this renewed focus on his putting game is the spark Spieth needs to return to his dominant form.
As Spieth continues to fine-tune his skills, one thing is certain: his determination to reclaim his spot among golf’s elite remains unwavering. Will this new approach to practice be the key to his comeback? Only time—and a few birdie putts—will tell.
