Jordan Spieth mantiene una forma constante pero discreta en 2026

Jordan Spieth ha mostrado resultados estables sin grandes avances esta temporada.

Spieth solo ha fallado un corte en los últimos 12 meses. Sus resultados incluyen un puesto 52 empatado en el Truist Championship seguido de un 18 empatado en el PGA, y un 63 empatado en el Texas Open seguido de un 12 empatado en el Masters.

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