“The way forward is backwards”: Jordan Spieth told how to end unwanted eight-year record at US PGA Championship

Jordan Spieth is aiming to end an eight-year Major drought at the US PGA Championship, where a win would complete his career Grand Slam. ESPN commentator Curtis Strange believes Spieth must rediscover his “explosive” form to achieve the feat.

Despite recent struggles and a wrist surgery, Spieth showed flashes of brilliance with a final-round 62 at the CJ Byron Nelson. Strange emphasizes the importance of consistency, highlighting that while Spieth’s short game remains elite, his ball-striking still lags behind top players like Scottie Scheffler.

Once a dominant force with multiple Majors early in his career, Spieth now faces the challenge of reclaiming that form. Strange compares his short game to legends like Mickelson and Watson, asserting that Spieth’s ability around the greens still makes him one to watch.