“Fore”:Jordan Spieth under fire for actions at CJ Cup Byron Nelson after DeChambeau criticism

Jordan Spieth has faced criticism for a quiet warning shout during the final round of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. His muted “Fore” call on the 12th hole, just seconds before the ball landed near spectators, sparked concern among fans and commentators.

The PGA Tour star had been showing strong form, carding seven birdies in the opening 13 holes. However, his failure to vocally warn those in danger drew comparisons to past controversies involving Bryson DeChambeau and player safety.

Many online expressed frustration, noting Spieth’s usual attentiveness in such moments. This lapse felt especially troubling as other pros face scrutiny for similar oversights regarding spectator safety on wayward shots.

DeChambeau, often criticized for not calling “Fore,” defended himself recently, citing distance and wind issues. Nonetheless, the Spieth incident underscores ongoing concerns about how PGA stars handle on-course crowd safety under pressure.