Jordan Spieth seemingly couldn’t be further from the player who won The Open when it was last hosted at Royal Birkdale. The Southport course is currently playing host to this year’s event, having also done so in 2017,

Those coming to TPC Twin Cities this week for the 3M Open will not get the chance to see Jordan Spieth. Friday’s official field release did not feature one of golf’s biggest names, despite the tournament announcing its commitment from Spieth via social media just 10 days prior.

The last time the Open Championship was at Royal Birkdale, Jordan Spieth made literally every single putt he looked at. Well, not EVERY single one, but it sure felt that way. Long ones, short ones, medium ones,

The Royal Birkdale has undergone many changes. 2018 Masters champion Patrick Reed feared one of those could bring about some upsets at this week’s Open Championship. The new par-3 15th has replaced the 2017 Open’s 14th hole.

As golf’s oldest major returns to the Southport links, the lay of the land at No. 13 looks markedly different following a significant renovation in 2024 that altered at least portions of every hole on the property.

If Jordan Spieth misses the cut for the Open Championship, he'll have his disaster on the seventh hole to blame. Spieth, who won the 2017 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, was supposed to be a potential contender this weekend due to his history at this course in Southport,

The morning after his last major win, Spieth and caddie Michael Greller watched it together. They couldn't believe what had just happened.

JORDAN SPIETH left fans stunned after three-putting from inside 4ft in a horror display at The Open. The American was hoping to make a name for himself at the 154th edition, nearly ten years since