After fear of an injury last week, Jordan Spieth looks like he can turn the corner.
Spieth said that his surgically repaired his left wrist “closed” last week after he hit an awkward shot from the bunker in the At & T Pebble Beach Pro-AM opening round, his first competitive action from August last year. Spieth said he then tried to manipulate his swing to break away from pain before he realized that it would not help him.
So he worked because of it, binding for 69th In the limited field event, but his last round Bogey Free 67 gave him something to build.
“I returned to Sunday status quo of all the things I did,” he said, “And it paid off there.”
It also lasted on Thursday in Phoenix, where Spieth was feeding 3- 68 below to open in TPC Scottsdale.
He lacked only three greenery and felt as if he “left a few there” with a new pitcher, who put in the first round in the desert.
“It makes me feel close where I want to be,” he said.
During the three -week episode, when he sets the long -awaited return from injury, Spieth said that the idea of ​​changing Putter is playing. He is looking for a model that helps him better adapt and get off his face, and said that he has “several options” with him – so it may not be his last change of the week. In the first round he took 32 Putty, Putts worth 93 feet (of which a significant part appeared on 56 feet on the sixth hole).
“I’m just trying to find out what helps me hit me best,” he said, “and I will use it.”
