“I watched my long time friend caddy for a rival” Jordan Spieth forced to watch caddie briefly work with PGA Tour rival

Michael Greller Teams Up with Max Homa Amid Jordan Spieth’s Recovery
Jordan Spieth, a three-time major champion, is sidelined from the PGA Tour as he recovers from wrist surgery, leaving his longtime caddie Michael Greller free to explore other opportunities. This week, Greller is temporarily assisting Max Homa at The Sentry, held at the Kapalua Plantation Course.

Greller and Spieth have enjoyed a fruitful partnership spanning over a decade, marked by iconic wins at the Masters, U.S. Open, and The Open. However, with Spieth absent following a wrist injury sustained during an accident involving his son, Greller’s experience is being sought to aid Homa’s game.

Homa, who endured a challenging 2024 season with limited top-10 finishes, is hoping to rejuvenate his form as he awaits the return of his regular caddie, Joe Greiner.

Jordan Spieth Optimistic About His Return to Competitive Golf

Spieth, meanwhile, has expressed optimism about his recovery, sharing that his rehabilitation is progressing as planned. Speaking to SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio, Spieth revealed he has returned to full practice without restrictions and is targeting an early-season comeback.

Despite a disappointing 2024 season with no victories and only four top-25 finishes, the 31-year-old remains focused on regaining his competitive edge. While Spieth rebuilds his game, Greller’s temporary pairing with Homa reflects the dynamic nature of professional golf, where adaptability often defines success for players and their teams.

“I watched my long time friend caddy for a rival” Jordan Spieth forced to watch caddie briefly work with PGA Tour rival