Jordan Spieth’s Rocky Second Round at Cognizant Classic: A Detailed Analysis of His Performance and Future Prospects

Jordan Spieth’s second round at the Cognizant Classic started on a promising note but quickly turned into a challenge. After an impressive 10-under performance with only one bogey in his first 31 holes, Spieth’s game took a downturn, placing him in a tough spot.

Despite a strong start, Spieth’s struggles became evident in the latter part of the round. A triple bogey on the 17th hole, combined with errors on the 14th and 15th, pushed him down the leaderboard. He finished tied for 25th, now six shots behind leader Jake Knapp.

Spieth’s approach game suffered, losing 2.172 strokes to the field and ranking 130th out of 144 players. While he still has a chance to contend, a strong start in the next round is essential. His performance raises concerns about his recovery from injury and his ability to regain top form.