Spieth finds trouble, goes gardening, moves fans, hits a tree, scrambles twice and mellows -- all on one hole

Jordan Spieth faces an uphill battle in his quest to become the sixth golfer to achieve a career Grand Slam, but where he looked for several minutes Friday to have canceled his chances to win the PGA Championship, the former Longhorn somehow saved himself a bogey on the 10th hole.
Here's riveting Youtube video of Spieth, who won three tournaments while playing one season for Texas in 2001-'12 before turning professional, wanking a tee shot right and many more bad things.
He dropped twice and then placed his ball in a preferred spot that he had groomed before screw-driving his second shot into more pine straw, hitting his third shot off a tree limb, threading his fourth just shy of a bunker, and then chipping close and putting for bogey on what could’ve been a quadruple if not worse.
It’s not like Spieth hasn’t played remarkable golf before.
There was the British Open.
Listen to Jordan Spieth defend his wayward tee shot at the British Open: "It really wasn't *that* bad" - Golf Digest https://t.co/73neLGQkJ6 pic.twitter.com/pX227kzP8Z
— Abeokuta Golf Club (@abkgolfclub) August 4, 2017
Where he had some help.
How gold-medal mentor Michael Phelps helped Jordan Spieth regain his focus in British Open win https://t.co/Zcd0eko3dR pic.twitter.com/USuztxyZsq
— British Open (@BritishOpen2009) August 11, 2017
This Dallas native seems to have a good idea what he’s doing, even if occasionally things or shots go astray.
Jordan Spieth plays shot from British Open driving range after wild drive https://t.co/nm0YV2z21j pic.twitter.com/g1h927uugw
— Iwa Dojo (@Iwa_Dojo) July 27, 2017


