Jordan Spieth ‘on the right track’ after delivering resilient response to Arnold Palmer snub

Jordan Spieth remains optimistic despite missing out on the Arnold Palmer Invitational, focusing instead on his strong performance at the Cognizant Classic. Finishing in a tie for ninth at PGA National, Spieth carded 14-under-par, demonstrating resilience and confidence in his game.

Although he did not contend for the title, Spieth’s solid showing indicates progress as he prepares for the upcoming Masters. Acknowledging past struggles, he emphasized his improved understanding of his game, stating, “I’m on the right track back. I’m progressing, and I know that I’m on the right track.”

Now 31, Spieth has faced form slumps before but feels more prepared than ever to regain top performance. His renewed confidence and experience suggest he can compete consistently at a high level. While he won’t play at Bay Hill this week, his focus remains on continued improvement and future success.