Fans react to Best Jordan Spieth Pro performance round at Valero Texas Open: “He’s actually getting back his form”

Jordan Spieth enters the 2025 Valero Texas Open with renewed momentum and strong local support. After wrist surgery in 2024, he’s showing signs of a comeback with two top-10 finishes in just six starts this season.

The Texas native has an impressive history at TPC San Antonio, including a win in 2021 and top-10 finishes in 2014, 2019, and 2024. His familiarity with the course and home-state advantage make him a strong contender.

Spieth currently leads this tournament field in strokes gained in Texas over the last 36 rounds. That stat underscores his consistent performance in familiar conditions and adds confidence to his top-10 odds.

With Augusta on the horizon, Spieth aims to fine-tune his game and build momentum. A top-10 finish at the Valero Texas Open feels both likely and rewarding for fans and bettors alike.